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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
LEGISLATURE OF LOUISIANA.
TssFF s ENATE.
WEDNESDAY. january ". taRt

WEDNESDAY, January ~. taPn
| Tho Heuaia was called to order runelualy at
noon hy Lieut.. Gav MrEnery. Iwenty flva
| Henatora presnnt a quorum
| A mesaHpa was reeavaI from tho Governor
enclosing accounts ~ Joseph Lula for work
| dono for tho Etato
NOTICES or Rttts
| ry Renator Newt n. Of II bill 10 provide for
tho trinl ~ rcrliaed aasns In the aiar rt nolIrfs
Hy senatpr NuneS. Of bill relative To the
honls of ehariff4 who arc ~ ofieio taE col
lartpru
Bv Senator Story. Of bill to farlitnte The
tfiaI Of on tho ordinary docket Of Tho Htl-
prenn court
Hv Senator Robertson nf n bill 10 tranafer
tho Ffankl llu q II 'aga building md grounds To
tho police jury ot st Landry parsh
sepatorr Foster by consent n'r"du"ed n bill
max Ing II n orime IT, sel crops whereby u priv
| irgad ninlm might he dasatad
The report If the Committee on Elections In
The oentestea ., oaae I Luce W Bryan toeethor
| With the resolution maintninl ng Senator Hrvnn
| In his Reat, was taken m md made tho special
| ordsr for saturday NJ orlo X.
SECOND REAutNas.
Hauata bill No "a tn arnantl aariIon 1901 oT tho
ltevleed H'atutes, Rsfarred to the Judicarv v
Upmmittna.
Reuate bin No 49, to enroroa The oona,ltu
tlonal provisions relative to tho settlement ~
the debt nf tho State Ia It's Fiscal Agent He.
ferrad tp tho Fin tnCa Gpmnttna
aenats bill No "a To give effect to article ai of
tho cons Hutton. Hatnired To tho judiciary
lnmmItiee
annnta htti No 49, To amend section p31 or The
Hevlsei satutes. Referred to tho Judiciary
Oommlttea.
THIRD READING.
Hennte bin No H. ~ crente a bureau of ngrl
culture Rul immigration.
The "endmnnts reported by tho Comm ltfee
on AgrIcuura were ndoutad, and nn motion Of
senatnr Vnuna tho bin was made tho special
order for Friday nj n'nlook
aauRta hIll No. 1, tn further regulate tho Rn-
psal IT, tho supteme Court. The bill was rnHaad
by unRti imoua vote. and motion to recon
aid.t laid on the table,
Rennta bill Mo e. to amend section lila In
viaad htafufeE. relative tp legal holidays. Tho
bill nasaed by n vots Of ~ to | (HRuBtor VnnGs
vpting uRyl. hna - motion to reconsider laid on
tho tnble.
Renate bill No H. to TX tho terms Of the Hu
pfamo Court 0f tho State fasaad hy IL unnnt-
tho table.
Hetate bill No. ls to amend section 252l he
visad Statutes. relative to nolRriss In tho nat-
ish of Drlnnus Rnn their bonds. he bill was
passed. bf ~ unanimous vote and motion to
reeouaider laid uu hatabe.
Rauator AHgusiin said that be had boon In
formed hy tho Adiu'ant Gsusral of the State
that that offlnn hni sent his report ~ tho Gov
ernor. TITO henatpra& &tRhsd 10 know whai har
Tho report had bsen aenmunloasl TO tho Ben
at
mltninHtna TO tho Hpnata report pf tho axpsn-
dltures of tho Adiutant Gene Nils offiaa.
On motion Of senator AugnRtn tho report
WINS refnrr' to the Gptumtttea Oh Militia.
Tho ttnhnta went Into Eegutlvn session and
adjourned Immortality thereafter
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
EDITORIAL NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Tho Springfield hepHbiiehn aaya 'Iohr
Hhermnn ia the passive ohatnain, tho rock 81
which tho ipniinp ANA tho most dangerous He
publican aaudldaniea nro Iikoly to wrooh bnlnre
or during the convention
The arf1 Heyisfn dnniaa with anmn hnht
that II represents tho candidacy ~ Tidnn II
Iinnia. 40 alleged Ivy tho Nav York World. i
dnnlatoa II In for tho nominee nf tho nonven
tton, whoayat ha Ia,
Tho LouiHvllia i'asf aays that nlaina aiwnvs
had q IN gn following among tt" Kentucky Hn
forma an nsnttlant nnnlnus about which tbs
sherman aentiment may arYstRlisa." The
delegation from that Rlate II likely to be di-
vAad.
A an ILLUSTRATION Of tho ruling nausion' nj
tho national capital the Now York World atntea
that m Old lady no years DID osme into tho
aovn tee steps IT, the front scat, and she asked
I'VE, the anHla Guaa lon that all Tho young ladies
Rsk when they come. Hhe wanted 70 know
which one was apnklinEs
The FltiRhurE rpaf Ia responsible for the fol
lowing Tho Republicans ~ Mnina called out
liz standing army and iH now faedipE iis aol
iierH On tack anu hnana. because aoma Hohnol
hnya paatai Rtrlpa of white paper out cat ~
nntnaraa on the fnnnca. a call TO build fnrtiil-
cattpns II hourly eSpncai on which rew rf
ltodmana thousand FOUNDERS may he
mounted.
The philadelphia Telegraph thinks II don
Grant should ba rononrtnRtei Tho Democrats
could carry on sunh II campaign nEninEt him
ma againRt no pihnr candidates tho party could
nominate, He would, through the recorded and
rnmHmhnred hluhdara ana crimes Ut his all
minta'raionR. supply all tho alomnpta of defeat
tptha nnamv mud In the VIII pa array thera would
he none 30 vnnprahin 10 auceasafu assault na
tho standard y tat"r himHelf
Tho Nnw York NetoF RaYa II IL rtety evident
that GnnEteae de'a not intNni to ndort any
mntor inl nhnngns In the laws raln'ing to bauk
Ing. the currency nr tha tAtlT Tbs iivataity !
OF opinion prevailing IN nHnh tf hn urant pnr4
'tee In d,TerNnt Rn'ftana of ha country e Az
Hrant tint mother party ontoa to risk tho affnrt
uf agitation 81 change Until after tho prnEldrn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
A PRACTICAL JOKE.
Which Cost tho Funny Man His Life from
tho Hands of u Young Indy.
ECinelnnnlI Enunlrnr.l

ErnINarrFtp. Mo. Jam ~ Lninr nnwa from
Tuesdays homicide enams f. ahnw HAT 4 was
not accidental Mr. Hiogo Williams Of Faxna
waa Waiting Mr.. David Williams ON Tuesday.
tho day Of The fnnl onrurrnnen. RinRnl uni his
Genain M isH Jamimn Williams wore sporting
aud playing NIL Hprta of pranEE and tricks as
Young folks are apt to ID. Whtlp Mics Janmn
was aiHng down drawing u pintnro. RiaRal
Rlippnd III bnhini her NH removed hnr chair
from undcr her which rhuaed her io fun 70
the fbor. liH thon rRn ont ot tho hpuee and
looking through the window. laughed oxult
iuglv.
Gfa%ad for tho moment with rngn jam INN
went 10 tho door. took down n rItl !. md walk
Ing out into tho ynrd. lred point blank nj him
tho bullet taking effect llet above tho left eve.
and killing him almost tnstnntly. No sooner
did Rhe porcnlva what Rho bud dpno than aho
ran to him. almost frantic with sorrow. nni en-
dravorod - rniRo him uu, Since tho occurrence"
Rh" hna hnan confined ~ bod md ni1lcled with
par0N yamG
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Desperate Killed by City Marshal
Who il Himself Dangerous
ly Wounded.

aAIyFFroN Inn. ~ To-morrnw'n Nerre will
publish tho following spneial from hhat man
A unity Of drunken rougha whle creating n
disturbance IN u hagnn here. ware otlored "
lspvn hy tho city marshal Harn. Ball Ono All.
10 naoni raTuaod tn go, llnll inreihly aarinh
him. Whan onaidn johnson drew pistol and
~ at Hall In thu brnpat Initiating probably u
fatal wound Hsl aaifai Johnson = pistol and
drawing hla own weapon shot Jehnaon dead,
Johnspu q br thar Hni RGysral VI tho rpuEha
ahnt NJ Bali ono shot cutting tho ok In of his
face, tho u wder burning hin eyebrows and
binding him. lal iH IL a critical condition
HuItrnH or NORFOLK q ontFr or rPItrr.
NpnrutW jan a. Ghier IL Police Ennaon
htafna with IIstnl. Cause aherratipn Of tho
mind raaulting from domestic ~ iroubs,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
AFFAIRS Ar THE CAPITOL.
The State of New Hampshire En-
ters. Shit Against The State
Of Louisiana.
Con solflaied Ilpnds the liasiH Of The
Action The Fortifination Hill
Bll To Improve tho Con
dition Of The Navy.

MaHutuaroF jan 2u An original I'LL has
1,er n fltad In tho tIntaI Hlalna Supreme court
bf tho Hala NJ Nav HAMPSHIRE aRalnHt tho
Htata Of boulaiana nelfiug forth that tho former
Hnte IN the halHar af consolidated hpndn aauai
ny tho State ~ I.oufeiaun under the net ~ iRf4
and prnying thaf thn provisions of the naw
constitution which propose 70 lower tho fato "
interest On said bonds he adtu1eed void and
Unconstitutional ani that mn injunction ha
granted euaipAt ha atnto oflnata IF LaulaiHnH,
restraining thnm FROM using the taxes ceented
under the not ~ INA fnr olhor putpoEea than
those Epeeined III tbhi na'.
rHE rourlrtcAttaN APPROPRIATION ntttt
The Eenntn COMMITTEES on Approximations nj
n special mnatlnr thtn afternoon. ranonHldaral
their former nnftnn n ard 10 thu fnrtilen
uun appropriation hlll. AMI finally tnilea 10
report tho bill back tt tho Hnnala ~ morrow,
With the reaninm anlaif - that tho amount
granted bv Tho iieuso fHf tilo armament W tho
HeaenHRt fofinnntan= viz. salH 900 be inornasoA
Tn k4nn 900 Tho comml tna Will ala commend
an inntoaan Of stn nio In tho iIauan tom pf
stoaaoo for the preservation aud repair of fortI-
= rnH CONDITION. or rHH navy.
The Hauaa Naval drninittoo unanimously
adopted to-day r.non ~ me sub committee.
transmitting tho Hill ~ ended tD sffnn u com
plee reorganization " tho navy hy he aaln IF
old. ohaoee aud W ,rttlnsa ahtpa md Tho oon
atrurfinn of npw Nv os ~ thair plpeaI Thu
port which nonnnp1nina tho bill oonaidnra In
detail the preaen condition of aynry shtp now
on ha na. rsaatnr nn ,i1 ah"wa ,a mt ou' - -
forty epht are toadav Mapnhln If firing gun
and Of them ave are o'd, "ha9ata eating veg.
aala If tn thann ha Hllnl Iha ships which
could he made n fnr duty within reasonable
time, tho whole navy Of the United Atntas would
number ONLY nistv nIno vaaans rRpRl y Of boar
Ing Euna and daing aefvlan. The III when
eompnntna ihiA tnnArt suth0tEaa and directs
the Hhnranry nf "a a Navy IT, select nnd nnll all
Rhtna whrh Rfa untlt FOR duty MT worth
pairing. and prnyinaa That thn snm roaliEni
from nunh paih shall h. IMl ta tho credit of tho
NAVY Dapnrtmaut e. bn uuod tornhar WITH
regular npprnptltttons. for tia pnrchaao aud
equipment ~ vnRa IN aud increasing the
efficiency ~ our naval force. The bill will be
reported 10 tho II .uan 10 ntnrr with tho re-
uuea that an aafly day ", not for ta oaunihera-
don.
bills Arrn0vFn nv THE rhHaipFNr.
The President TO iay nuprnvea tho act to pro
vide for circuit mud itattipt nrnrta " tho
United Atatna at Macon. At hpi 10 trnuafnr
certain counties from Tho Northern 70 the
Southern distrint In aaitl ntn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
Marrww Again whips ytctorIs ana AgaIu
KciLrea.

WASHINGTON. iau+ ~ Adiutaut don. Nor
row testerdsy reeelr'i d tttpatch from Santa
FL, Nav Mexico. datni Tho t0enty-ffth stating
that MAJOR Morrow VIII a IN rRuiur Virta rfn' n
band st Apa 'has WA forced t. ~ into OtAc3If
cate from San Mat y MountainS far rntinna
Tho osrl mand had tan IN tho mountains two
days without ratinnR lkhtinE daily.
In the last two dals nEht Morrow pRrturnd
100 horsssa and mules The ntinnR abandoned
larRa ussa tit oa of propnry Ia Moxica. Nor
row IL reported ~ havit Z punished the Indtang
soeprely 1T II thought tia band II rompoaol
or indiana who have bAeR living in Mexico
The mountains Mrn AorY rough. with scarcely
any grass. The Toss of tho troops or Ms Toned
by horses being disabled has rrarad quito 80
we're. No osis'i. Information hae hnnn rauaivod
confirming ttle report ot tho killing Of Victoria
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
A Terrible QuOtntlNn.

Lnhor got Ia q lick at tho expense Of capital
In the California Houae Of Representatives. ono
member. closed a vigorous hut polite speech
against Representatives Barunk man Of
wealth, with the sentence: "EharHn a son
gout Boruek looked 80 puzzled that the liza
tnning members laughed. and taking tho laugh
ter to ho IL conformation Of his suspicions that
tha phrase was a terrible one. leaped from his
seat and demanded RnErily that the laa sen-
tence Of tho gsnfleman's speech beiIrecorded
verbatim ct llteratIn." when Newman ex-
plaNucd that Chscun son gouf" m"ant moth
tng worse than sRvery man to his own taate"
EOrhGk retired In confusion
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
GERM A NY.

HHnILH, Jan. 2R.-Tha Ndfioudi Ieifttng diaz
CUISINE Tho prpposnd turtnlsa oT The army
says The German nation Ia nm0at unnni-
NOUS In ta approval af Prince Hamark' = rran-
luion to resist fnnslavisW as soon na II hows
itaalf baruming M ar,vn md nggrnpaiya power
Az yet Germany preserves friendly relations
with official Russla, hnt Europe can only he
thorough hiy quiet by exsrttuu5 IN tha ulsaa
wnnneo the natiaaa OF her agitation hava pro.
nended. AEauraneaH af pnane from tho Russian
presa ought 90 ba faraved with grant aatisfirs
tion hnt II must not hs forgotten that 1t Is more
enay 10 aSoltn fanrE than tp rariFy them
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29

1t would not do 10 forget staub. for In that
event you would get sadly behind the age and
the world would go oround without your knowing
1t. 30 10 speak. Remember staub. and Visit his
great news emporium. nt Godthwsite's, corner
OF Canal and Exchange Alley and you will be
sure to keep level with what transpires on this
mundane sphere. Staub always has the very
latest papers from New York. Philadelphia.
Boston, Chicago St. Louis, Cincinnati. etc..
ETC.. and the best and latest periodicals.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
History Records No Greater Zero.
indianapolis Herald.l

Last spring some quilts were missing from
Glim9re,s livery stable. and Jimmy Cnnnetly, q
street. WAS accused OF tho theft. Hs was ar
rested bu stoutly declared his innoc nee He
acknowledged that he knew who took the unita
though he did not take them. Nothing could
induce him 10 name the culpiis. His father.
fearing that he was not innocent OF the accusa-
tion. sent him to the Reform School at Plain
Vile. He wrote TO his father whenever he had
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
\ TRe Tennessee BRukers Form au Asso-
citation

NAeHvrLLE Jan. " The bankers az Tonnes
see formed Rn organization to-day hy the olec-
tion of Joseph Nhawarth president; Ii s.
Davis vice president: Edgar Jones. .tresaurer.
John r WiiltarR#. secretary. and John X trk
man. A. W BroekGay. A. T. Ingram Nj. j. Keith
and A. n D0uGhty as executive counuil. Thay
propose IN noraltztug Congress- Tor u reiutton
OF the tax on deposits and abolition OF the
STAMP duty on checks
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
Movements ee ocean vessels.

NEw YoRE Jan. y Arrived: Ethiopia. Par
thia, Famo3 rough Stag. Hudson City of Sa-
vannah Lone star City Of Atlanta Arrived
out: Gllert. California. Silvia Amalia. Home-
ward: kats for New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29

fARts. Jan. ~. The hnrnau Or tha Chamber
of DaputieR hnvr nen al Il commit on lluon fhn
IN 1npsi' ion of NJ. Bpuia Illano fDr ulounry am
nnaty Five of tho cammttpo nre Ruppottora
and eight antagonists of thu proposition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
The Catholic Clergy OF Cincinnati Deter
Raine Upon "a Legal Fight

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s-The Catholic clergy
held meeting yesterday and determined TO
property to pay the debts OF Archbishop Pur-
cell
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
Montreal Heard from.

Il. L. MoseIy, Of Montreal, Canada, certi-
fled September 81, 1879. that he had suffered
terribly from dyspepsia, and was completely
cured by taking Warmers Safe Bitters. He
says "My appetite is good and now suf-
fer no Inconvenience from eating hearty
meals These btters are also O specific for
all skin diseases.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
s-1lnS tW washington.

ISuthlal ~ ihh llnnl0eiHt.l
Rr. LOUIS. Jan 2H Gnpt james H. Fnia
foayes Saturday fnr WashIagtau 20 uran tho
Immediate consideration If hia shin railroad hr
Congress-.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
The New Directors OF the Missouri, Kan
sRA end NeXna Railroad.

New YoEK Jan. 9s AT the election of officers
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
held to DAY. the following persons were chosen
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29
Gav. GaroeIon's 1--we Romance.

lila lrst wife Wta IL MaA WAllron and by her
ha had tive children. four Of whom mro now
alive. H. went ont with II Maine regiment
enrly In fhs war. but soon Teturnsd home.
when he came baek he iunrried th5 wlla Of II
mnn who had gpneto California whom tho fever
broke out. but who had alwaya sent back ulenty
Of money Just before tho marriage 81 was
received from him. and this helped to buy tho
marriage the former husband arrived from
CaltfOt MA. and was greatly eurpeised To find
that hia Wife was the wife of another He went
to GRrcelon and told him he could keep hs
woman, tut he wanted his money back. An ar
rangement was made. and he retufned to Gall
fOrnia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29

MosodRAM WHIsKtEs.-There are thousands
OF persons who should be first class Judges OF
whisky considering the grent quantities they
drink but It is notorious fact that compara-
lively fow are counosseurs the minority Of peo-
pie dependifR mosiv whom huying upon the
brand ol tho whisky offered. There ia no brand
known that surpasses the cei"bra'ad Mono
gram" made by Carstairs Mccall Il CO. They
are now the favorite WHISTLES In the reading
clubs OF New York Boz ton and Pnladelphia
and for purity. llvor or bouquet cannot be
equaled. Albert u Macs. 55 aravier street. is
the sole agent In this city for the Monogram
whlskies.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Gu res dyspepsia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-29

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
OUR ApyfRIlslNa AGENTS.
LITTLE CLYDE.

Her larnin' was nothing to spesh OF.
An her beauty WAS rather unique,
But her WAYS they were smart
An chs captured my heart.
From the day that shs came to Eursk.
Her dad Was boss In the Pitt.burs.
The best In our Lons Mount'n camp
Wal. he up an died,
An lsft little Clyde
with me. poor illitsrant scamp.
she tidisd my hut In the elearin'.
pan'd on. Q grub stake for two;
she mourn'd for her dad
Poor bird. she was cad,
And In looks kinder holisr-syed grew.
I soon struck 10 rich In the diesin's
In vein that was ten TO the ton;
In vain little Clyde
kvr mournfally sighed
As though Il had only been one.
Nv luck was the talk Of Lone Mount'n.
The dump had fortune In stors.
But the richer grew
The more I got blue.
with Thousands below In the ore.
oss dag In the Fall rainy season
A tsndsrfoot came from the East;
His language 20 bright
Thrilled Clyde with delight,
An shs begged me take In the beast.
So gave him bunk In the cabin.
An showed up my han TO card.
An dear little Clyde
Right prettily sighed
when the stranger came In ~ paru.
Wal. As tailed our dump for tn. snsltsr
An dgur'd out pan1ns In trust.
But Lis ngaIss thsy lied,
An he took little Clyde.
An skipped with ten thousand In dust.
". Y. GrapAie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Absent.Minded.

~ say, cap'n." cried q little. keen
eyed man, a. he landed from . steamer
at Natchez, "I say. cap'n, these here
arnt all. I have LETT somethin' on
board, that's q fact." =.
"Them's all the plundsr you brought
ON board. anyhow" answered the cap
tain.
"wal, / see now; grant it's all D.
<. accordin' to the list; boxes. three
chests, two band.boxes and portmanty
two hams. one part cut. three ropes OF
iuysns and teaksttls. But see. cap'n.
I'm dubsrsoms; feel there's some
thin short. tho I've counted them nine
times over. and never took my eyes on
um while on board; there's somsthin'
not right. somehow"
"wsl. stranger. times up; thsm's
all I knows on; so just fetch your wife
and ave children out OF the cabin. cos
I'm or"
"Them's um ! Darn II. them's um
know'd I'd forget somethin'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
PAY UP

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO M ARl
a hereby notified that unless they settle
their accounts before the 10Th Of AUGUST
next, I shail then take stsps 70 eonpsl pay.
msnt. Bsttsr pay nov and thereby sySta sosn'
/, s.o, nss. door 70 u. Baat q GOA Mn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

1--WE don't want all this, We don't
want It," said an attorney over In the
Court-ho the other day to q voluble
old lady on the witness-stand. "it Is
irrslsvsnt." But the witness paid no
heed, and talked on. finishing with.
.Thsrs, you've got ii. whether you
want il or not. and 1t isn't irrslevsnt,
sithsr."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

"Look hssb. Squire. dar's . nisgsh
In Galveston what's been ssssin' me;
supposin' I jss' maui do lie outsn
him?" The lawyer replied: "You would
be ant to get your neck stretched;
..Now. boss. you is jokin'. What DO
white folks care for one niegan moan VI
less now de census Is done tookf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

Branie is q philsnthropist. Lying on
the sofa the other morning Il was no.
ticsd tha, he was very particular to brush
OF every ay that alighted on bis waist
coat, but did not seem to mind those
that rested on his face. He explained
that he hadn't been to breakfast. and he
presumed It would bc bad for even ny
to walk about on an empty stomach.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

When Quin was at certain dinner
party there was pudding on the table
Of q peculiarly attractive character. One
OF the guests helped himself to huge
piece, when the host wishing to have
Quin's opinion. pushed the dish toward
him and Invited him to " taste the pud-
ding" pray" said Quin. looking
frst at the gsntleman's plate ana tnsn
at the dish, (which 10 the puddingF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

NIoTIoE Is HgRlBH GIVEN. IAAT Ten
N Books Of Registration for tns gsnsrs g.
:'son g g held y 0s =: q s.; ny rom q g sos
,n c,eisefsr. ~ Il ths yustics's Court
roou,' 70 10. iJs Main ssisss Cola an. Esvsds.
Nssufsiissd citissns win b. rsqu,rsd 70 pro.
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Published evsry day Sundays excepted,
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SEQ. 10. Every perlon. nrm, association,
or corporation engaged in carrying on business
a. carpenter, builder. blacksmith. wagon maker
OF wheelwright. gunsmitn. watch or jeweiry
maker or repairer. gas litter or plumber, tin.
per. painter, saddle or harness maker. shall
pay quarterly for . license TO carry on the
same. according to his or their average month.
ly sales or receipts, rs In ,he following
schedule:
First Cass-Monthly sales or receipts. eight
hundred dollars. or over. quarterly heense'
liteen dollars.
second Olass-Monthiy sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars, quarterly license.
ton dollars.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

-ppsoxs RESIDING IN VIRGINIA yHo
Vish 70 subscribe for the e1LD
Gzus can isavs ordsrs 70, " :. 'ns
n. y PARSONS.
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Az oRDINANCE TO FIX and Collect
. License Tax Upon Certain
Trades and Business Within she
Corporass Limits or the rswn Of
Gold Hill.