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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

papers shall be paid OF not at the OPP
'tion Of the Publishers and subscfibers.
If prepaid, the payment may be made
at any time most convenient to either,
and may be either in cash, or country
or city produce. The rate per ounce
shall be determined by the editor, and
the weight shall be calculated at not
less than forty-four ounces to the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
wonderful, Isn't It1

The amount Of goods one can get for 81 90 at
the Dollar Store is really astonishing; and
Dunsmoor Brothen deem 1t a pleasure to show
their beautiful stock of Holiday Goods to all
who may choose to cali. Parties buying pres
ents for Sabbath Schools or Christmas trees
will nnd It to their advantage to call on Duns-
moor Bros. before making selection.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
OF Special Interest to Farmsrs.

AT the EsperaHza Store, NO. lO8
Main street, will be found the largest and
choicest stock Of Merchandise, Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars, etc., in Southern California.
II is well known that at this store you can
buy all goods in their line at from five to ten
per cent cheaper than at any other store In
Los Angeles; also that the highest price is
paid for all kinds OF country produce. All
goods delivered to any part OF the city free OF
cy,a~~o lf fy - ~ g a. 81 q o. tIf# n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
Look at Thisl

The only place in the city to get
choice Engravings, Chromos, OIL Paintings,
ETC., is at M. v. Ponet's. So Main street, where
you can buy them cheap for cash, or pay in
weekly installmel,ts OF nom Is cents to 81, ac-
corling to the amount purchased. tf...s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

s1- All men ought to know that all kinds of
gentlemen's Clothing will be made with neat
ness and dispatch by regular tailor. The
finest Imported and Domestic Cloths always
on hand at D. w. Fitxpatrick's, corner of
Court and Spring streets. M
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
Dress and Cloak Making.

Miss M. Logan, late from the east,
has associated herself with Mrs. Park in her
new Millinery Store, in Lafayette Block, and
is prepared to do nrst class work in all of the
latest styles. Fitting q speciality. de4lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

n ~ ]. C0hn keeps nne Havana and Domes-
tic Cigars. No. 81 Main street, Downey,s IS Block,
Thompson 4 Gerson's saloon,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

ting in, and the fifst thing eastern people do
is to throw away their New York Hats and buy
q new one OF DESMOND They say there is no
comparison between the two. fsfToa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

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s1,kcma-. EDITOR HERALD:-Ith has been rain
cNUEc ling toe ffye daYs, and &c 5his time, IL
looks as though the rainy season had
W9yg Get in for the winter Farmers are in
sei. % nal eroos next wear. Galfatin is, quite
80, lively, farmers all pass their time here
= ION rainy dayk, reading the papers and
33ssaais talking politics, and predicting flood
this winter, for we always fear a food
when taA raining, and predict q
dropth when the sun is shining The
sasrsls mud and water is on an average foot
= a9eA,e deep In the streets and we are In the
ssl - = i san1e sad condition Of your city; we
.aas l5Ksa have no sidewalks or street crossings.
sAideoM High top gum boots are In demand,
and are the only life preserveyslthat
- JlGvDuId lin Btlis Mayket.' A few
,sigg light-dTaught boats could find profta-
a.,,...,,,, BILE employment If the rain continues
sptish for another week to run along the
County road between -Gallatin and
.49tu aaj bna the Depot. We expected to have had
ftsgeet et9l rv anfiin0 To vmlr citv hv Rail this
lfHta3p41 - LIZ - Lsk SS s,.~-~f.SJ.
yfssfos W4etSAS vut VIC o10 Ddy utooPkOtus1eS
thefoad has been finished mQre-than
.lssH~ month and not "a passenGer train
es--.'~ .asy yeti The Company. had betteE rent.
their depot lands for duck ranch.
81 ThebgRnglesfallen outofthe Coun-
,.,...4 gty road, and we are elected to remain
FIUlJ5II l1thbfhR uptI tAswintef Is over, and
our Road Commiseioner can have
- new bottom put under our County
ssE314 4ga road, when we expect to make you .
s.,If s.. a.i, VISIT - -. e . sAfN f OBSERVER. .
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Priaoner no learned Ina0istratAi-

Prisoner Ito learned magistrate)) :;
"HaS any one b rikfE to commit q
nuisance% Learned magistrate -''No
sir, not even the Mayor-no, sir, not
even the Governor" Prisoner
'sThen you can't commit me, for was
Q arrested a. nuisance, and you've de-
cided that 1 am one."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

The Emerson, Weber and Chicken
Ing pianos for sale on the instalment plan.
J. d. PATRICK, Travelling Agent Leave or
ders at Hellman,s Book Store nov22ml"
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NEw:ro.pAY.

VXyANTED-A GIRL TO TAKE
w care of children and assist in general
housework, Apply to DR.. ]. KURTZ, Heinsch
block, corner Los Angeles and Commercial
streets. decll
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

-. Every style of Painting and Glazing
done In the highest style Of art, and at reason
able rates, by c. Raphael & Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

q SAN Frsncisco Is bewailing the pres
snce ofsnaall pox In the city jail New.
Yorker, on The contrary, complain
that the Tombs are Interestingly
healthy, and pray for some peetilence
TO oysrtake the rascals who show such
dsxterity IN dodsing the hapgman.
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THE COUkrs.
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ttJHIlfi Ffy iWxDNEsDAY, Decem ber TO-
Pelanconl VS. Rivara etal-Judgment ct entered
for plaintiff fft-
4 Van Valkenberg vs. Thong pson-Statement
of Court, granting motion for new trial. filed,
People vs. Martinez Still on trial. The tes-
tim0ny In this murder case is assuming
more serious aspect than was ct arst enticipa-
ted. 1t turns out that the stories told by the
defendant vary in essential particulars. and
q scuffie at sea, was killed on shore, and then
taken out, his feet weighted, and the body
sunk In the esterO of f-naheim. The murder
was contaminated with an ak, and Justice
KohIer testified to four wounds on the person
of the deceased. The defendant, In one OF his
stories, said he only struck him one blow, af-
ter deceased fred at him, and that blow prov
ed To be fatal. W Wv q " 2 sah eaN
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County Court HlH
u WEDNESDAY, December TO-
A Jose Aspodaoa and VIM Murray were both
convicted Of burglary. Sentence to be pro-
nounced on Friday.
People VS. Moreno and Bareles- Robbery-
Sentence set for tomorrow, and motion for q
new trial hled. 5A '.rflh
Lsiba vs Gonsalss ct al-Habeas corpus
Postponed till tomorrow
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

&. s'' Is 8. HELLMAN, sas s a.. 4.
NEW TEMPLE BLOCK, NO. 06
IN Main street and No. Spring street, next
te W. PHteeiss, Los Apgele Wholesale and
Bssks, Stationery Cigars, 6Iohapes,
hardware, Paints, Oils, Etc. :, =
Agent iss WhIts's Palsal noNey esawsr.
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Dividend Notice.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
u Bank Of Los Angeles--Ios Angeles. Dec.
Q, 1873. Adividend Of rs per share on the cap
ital stock Of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank OF Los Angeles has been declared, paya-
Il It ~ isXIH W. HELLMAN, President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

Probate Court-SEPULvEDA,J. ]. asta
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10.
a In the matter OF the estate Of Margaretta
Nixon--Order entered approving sale Of per.
sonal property. Hearing Of final account
postponed until Dec. Y. ~
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The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-07-19
The board OF Regents of Marshall Col.

3. The board OF Regents OF Marshall Col.
lege State Normal School have again chan
ged its principal, whether for the better or
not, remains 10 be seen. Prof Jas Morrow,
who has had charge OF the school during
the past year, goes 10 West Liberty Col
lege, and Prof j. b Clark assumes control,
b. ii. Thackston continues as First Assist
ant, Miss Carrie Cooper Second Assistant,
while Miss Ella ByrBe has been appointed
Third Assistant, in place of Miss LYDIA
Dering, who did not desire to return
AS Prot Clark is highly spoken Of by those
who know him, we welcome him among
us, feeling assured that he will do every.
thing in his power to retain the honorable
reputation his predecessors have gained
for this institution. Mr. Thos. b Kline,
one OF the Board Of Regents, in speakng
OF Prof Clark, the newly appointed Prin-
cipal Of Marshall College, in a letter to
the Cabell County Press, says:
Mr.. Clark is graduate Of Bethany
College, in this State, where he carried oil
all the honors in every class Tx is six
ieet two inches in heighth and Kentuck
ian by birth. Prof. Pendleton, OF Betha.
ny College, and all who know him speaks
in the klndest aud highest terms OF him.
II e IS one OF the most promising men in
the State, and, without intending anv dis
arrangement TO Prof Morrow, we can con
graduate Marshall College upon securing
the services of Mr.. Clark.
While we, in common with all our citi-
zens regret the loss Of Prof Morrow from
our midst, yet we know that our loss is
West Liberty's gain. May success attend
you, Professor, in your new domain, is
our wish.
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Tribute OF RESPECT.

At a meeting Of the ciiiz.iso OF Darbour.-
vile, held at the court-bouse ON Wednes-
day, the 2nd inst, Judge G.. W. Smith WAS
called to the chair and IT. NJ Scott Secre-
tary.
DR. Alexander, Thos. Thornbur; anl
Albert Laidlev were appointed rpamit-
tee to draft resolutions expressive Oi the
sentiments OF this community upon a.,
decease of Rev Robert Fox The CON-
u,ittee reported the following resolulous
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Ain ghty Goo
to remove. tom orr midst an esteemed
citizen. the Rev Robert Fox, who has oc-
cupled the position oil pastor amomg-t u,
Tor the last year; AM
WHEREAS, Feeling it incnmbent upon
ourselves who have known him but TO al.
preeiate his many Christian virtues, to-
pay "a friendly tribute OF respect to his
memory
Rssolrei That in the death of our
friend and neishbor the church has been
deprived of the services aud example OF "a
faithful and efficient pastor aud society
sustained an irreparabe loss
Resoiped, That we believe he had nll
faith in God aud Jesus Christ His Sou.
that he acted in life in full accordance
with his belief and that in accord, nee to hi.
belief his eternal sleep to this world is hs
eternal life in the world TO come, and thar
whilst We deplore his loss it is his eternal
great gain.
Resoired, That we deeply sympathise
with the sadly bereased family Of tue de-
deased, and tender the widow and children
olr heartfelt syn pathy and coincidence.
Resolved, That cory of,hese resolu
lions be forwarded to the family OF the de.
ceased, to the Ca6eA County Press, Hun.
tlnstOn Irg,,s, and Mdepead2,t, aud Cen
Tal j. eHodis, for publication.
The foregoing resolutions were unani
mously adopted, after which the meeting
adjourned
c. w SMITH Chairman.
II. VI. Scorr Secretary.
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The lronton Register CONNIE need its 2lth
volume on the 10th inst Ia speaking of
the event its editor says "The Registe,.
belongs to no cliques or parties" Now,
Ed, We know your parents never learned
you to tell stories, and bow you could talk
that way is more than we can tell. just
try that independent spirit, which you in
innate, for while, and see how long a
certain portion Of your citizens will stand
10y you However, be that no it NAV,
you have our wishes that you and the
'egister may live. to celebrate your nun.
dredth adversary.
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II. VI. Scorr Seer tary.

The reports oil the condition of the cotton
crop, made to the Department of Agricui-
tnre, for July LIST indicated that the crot
i generally from two to tour weeks la
throughout ;he cotton States The reporl,
with rare exceptions, are Respondent in
tone and picture-a somewhat gloomy
prospect.
The average condition for the cotton
States (not counting Virginia. made up
from all the counies reported, was S9j
The average condition in Virginia. reported
10y figures, from ten counties, is lOS-two
being placed ut 100, six above 100, and Two
below.
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RIVER NEWS.
our wish.

The recent heavy rains along the river
have produced general rise from Pitts
burg down, aud the coal dealers are again
enabled to send out a supply of the black
diamond. Proverbial June freshet was
late coming, only to be the more extensive,
and to the great delight OF those interested
IN navigation, and to the equally great
chagrin OF tue owners OF the low water craft
that were IN readiness aud waiting for the
harvest
The Il Il. Packets; Fleetwood and Bos.
tona, enabled,by the rise to make good
their connections, are having all they can
do IN the way OF freight aud passengers
there being large travel to various water
ing places Of West Va.
The Ohio No. again made appear
ance ut our wharf alter being locked and
thoroughly repaired, thereby disappolnt-
ing our old friend Charley Regnier and
Others ofthe crew who anticipated n good
rest and trip to the watering places.
The Granite State, after making the
necessary repairs, put in her appearance
at our wharf on.Monday en- route to Puts
bdrgh.
The Fannie Dugan has undergone an
other change OF Captains, OF which she
has been so subject of late, and our friend
A. j. McAllster is again in command.
The fairy like Fashion has again compile
ted her repairs and come out to stay, with
the popular Julius Mccullough as chief
Purser, which alone is sufficient guarantee
that the travellers will be well cared for
Some parties in lronton are repairing and
reconstructing the little steamer Billy COL
Inns and when completed intend putting
her in as a daily packet from Huntington
to Gallipols.
The little propeller Waverly is making
daily trips from Nilersport to Gallipolis.
doing the marketing for the farmers up
that way
The people along the trade Of the j. c.
Crossley never forget her, as she is beard
80 regularly aud often giving that familiar
blo'o, that every child in the country is ac
quauted with it,
Our old friend Il : Wynn has at last
got bis machinery on board his boat. and
has dropped down To Sandy. Tor the pur.
pose Of hosting rock and driving piles for
the Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad hriI,c
across sandy az It.,....... ......
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some Of the papcrs are demanding the
repeal OF the postal Law allowing no free
uai. mater, and the adoption o. Che Old
one permitting Congressmen 20 use the
mails indesciimenateIy ior the.r benefit.
"e Say no, aud hope our Congressmen will
F,.e ssains, 10 should it again come Ip.
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From the Big Sandy HsrGld, we learn
that "at the District Conference for the
Huntington District; NJ. E. Church, South.
held at Kavanaugh Chapel, last week
bishop kavanaugh presiding, the following
were elected Lay Delegates to the Annual
conference; Rev. J. f. Medley, w. c.
Ireland, Jake Rice and DR.. p. II. McCull
ough kayanaugh Chapel was formally
dedicated on Sunday, in the presence OF
the largest audience that ever assembled
in this part of the State
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The cholera seems TO be abating in the
West The last dispatches state that no
deaths have occurred in Memphis, but two
IN Cincinnati, while through imprudence,
several occurred at Paducah Ky, on the
lit5.
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The trouble concerning the Big Sandy
valley Railroad route has been adjusted,
and work will be commenced "a soon A.
the citizens along the line give satisfactory
proof that they want it, Step up, gentle
men; face the music, secure the road, and
no longer be compelled to depend on the
uncertain navigation Of the Big Sandy
river.
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The new temporary editor Of the Hde-
p'ndsqt makes a very bad beginning Tor a
gentleman Of his ability and standing In
-peaking Of our notice Of the change made
DO that Office, he says Dr. Chase ha. 300,
purchased Mr. Gi.berts interest Now.
Major, we did net say be had. but we dill
lay then and 40 say now, On the authority
OF your-elf anil some other re.ab,. gentle
men, that DIR Chase has repurcba-ed an
interest in The Tadepeadsnt' As tohi, re-
cunning editorial control, you know a.
veil rs we door You t5ld us-that Dc
did have editorial control Of the paper last
week. llyou misiniormei us. then the
fau.t.iies with You and not uithus What
object you could have, Major. in max
'0g such mi-repe 10 NJ.
more than we con teIl We merely
gave The item asa matter of news. and Do
any ooly was ashamed OF the Tact in tie
case they should have gwen us L.nt ON
The suffice, aud es would have remained
quiet
ln tins connection we will say that we
aye glad to see Mr. Gilbert recovering from
bis illness, and hope soon to learn ofbis
returning 10 bis post
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Arrivals at Merchants, Hotel.

Corner OF 9th street and ri Avenue, dur
ing the week ending Friday morning, july
18th, 1878:
FRIDAY.
A Bcarlsley, W VI Hovey, Barboursville:
Long, Athens, o; Jas ArnalI, J b Burton.
Capt j SmOot, city; d Patterson, Ripley:
Mrs j billiard, Miss NJ billiard, Mrs 5 W
Greenwood, Hays, W j Cattle, Cinein-
natl; g W IoIderby, Greenbottom; r X Price.
Louisa Pugh, Middleport; Fred Miller
Charleston; Robinson, Ironton; Alex I
Suffer, str Fannie Dugani Frank Ales, s,rEH
smith; John Ferguson, Beech Fork: Jane,
StroPs, Ashland; Chas ID Maxon, Gallipoli.:
Thos Quirk, l. O'Brien, Guyandotte; G W
Griffith, Zanesville; + l. Looman and wife.
Murphysboro, Ill.
SATURDAY.
Moody, 4 G lIensley, Jas II Booth, l.
Chambers, Ashland; J Chamberlin, WIN t.
Kirby, b Iiaines, jr, IL Ryan, Cincinnati: :
Laidley, l. C Ricketts,, Barboursville; II 4
Miller, Pi,tsburg; W l. Losoe, C 6oRR;T
Densmore, b Johnston, Portsmouth VIM
smith, @ W lIolderby, sam Long, Guyaudottc.
Il Banckcr Round House; Jacob Browel.
Cockins', Ironton; shoemaker. Lesasc'.:
II O'Connor, Helena. ARK; WIN Atkins, New
York; Daniel Jami.on, Indiana; W X Berry.
Moundsyilc.
SUNDAY.
W II II Wallace, Ripley; W D Grove. staur
ton; A Anderson. Newport: J I sample. NJ
II Woolweayer. Miles Parks. j o Pennyback,r
g Peabody, Jas l. Couch, city; ! VI Printer.
New Jersey; W L Gilbert, Aaron winters. T.
Thompson. Ironton; Geo Miller, Barbour.-
vile; Geo sandman. Cincinnati; b C Klin.c-
smith. John Huffman, Ashland: ! L Suffer.
New Cn-tlci Keenan,, in. Wright. Guynn-
dottei W Pickett. Portsmouth: q W Ho,-
derby Greenbottom. J J Cabot 5 W Nash
Gillipolis.
MONDAY.
J VI Sou,hwor.h, q Reynolds. j A Pa,,cr-
son, WIN Gentry, C. 90 RR; j Harris. Clcye-
Iauii Thompson, Geo wilhelm. = wcrbach.
Cincinnati; Waterman, Cauctt.burr. G T.
Titus. Thack.fon. New York. Sea-
shoic, Putnam county. j W Dyer. Kanavha
w johnson, Fuier Station. ky:J Mays,
Warm Springs r Moore, Wheeling. vs. Y1te..
-u'pt uhip CIV smith. Nc. % j. Roam.
" * j. hi VI Julian. Bubourt,llio. y c,at.
Ashland, y Harvey, Jo. May-c. % Burton
ci'yi WIN Johnston, Alabama. u vs. Hob.o..f.
Irpnton' u Mccauy. syreusc. John Cogbiu.
k'amal.'.
rrrsDty.
VIC Hucton, % Mallory. stnn.. = O.
J""o' aHI lady, Hugh Wilson and lady. Js.
johnston. Cincinnati. Aloulo Garrett. Q, wa.
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MURDER oFA UN!rrU STATS MArsutt.-
The New York Pest saws: John F. Steph-
enson, of that city, United States DEPUTY
marshal, was murdered Friday afternoon
30 Jersey City 10y q sailor named Jacob
Mctland, who recently deserted with sew
cra' others from the Russian brig WcIlamo
4 warrant for the arrest OF man named
PrH. The rinsIcader OF the le-rrter-. was
issued by Commissioner Shields and p'aceI
IN the hands of Marshal Stephenson for
execution While Stephenson was i'm
Hudson street near Green. iu Jersey Civ.
on bis way to the office OF Marshal BaiIcr.
he was dogead by Meiland. who had o.,
some means learned Dis business Attic
northwest corner OF Hudson and Greene
streets Nctlani drew knife aud rlun.ei
30 into the back Ct the officer. who turned
ard sliced him, making an effort 10 draw
bis pistol Alter q short hut desperate
struggle the wounded man became fniut
and ie.l when the assassin stabbed him
again 100 tle breast, causing almost in-'on,
death
Metanl then ran down Hudson street
hui was pursued md captured During h,s
flight boz stabbed himself in the breast aud
drew The knife across bis throat. blt wItI-
out inIIe'In. n fatal wound. DE w..
taken Co tie county jli
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The Carlists OF Spain are meeting w<th
considerable success in their civil war
with the Republicans Of that county,
A battle was recently fought in which the
latter were badly defeated.
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,untry between scary and RAYMOND III.

country between Scary add Raymond. lie
had been in this city for two or three days,
and a shadow OF gloom was observed in
his department Armstrong 10 spoken Of
very highly for his qualities n a business
man, and the fact that he was Tor six years
with Stewar. in New York, stands well to
his credit. He was somewhat small in
form, good looking, with black mustache,
and dark clothes
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aluutinetun, attest a'a.,
Saturday, July 10, 1873.

A destructive fire occurred at Grand
Rapids, Michigan, on the 18th inst, by
which two hundred buildings were destroy.
ed. The loss is moi less that $500 600 while
tue insurance will not reach over 200
900.