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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-10-03
$1,5OO.OOO.
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long the ticket-hOlders.
LIST OF GIFTS:

TOTAL, 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH.
amounting tO.-..--.-..-..s.Sls 800, 900
The distribution viii be positive, whether all the
tickets are sold not and the 600 gifts an paid
in proportion tn the tickets sold
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; Halves s25; Tenths. or each
Coupon, -; Eleven whole tickets for $500: 295s
tickets Tor 81 9OO ll3 Whole tickets for $4,000: 2s7
Whole tickets forS1O,OOO. No discount IN losstban
$500 worth Of tickets at a time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders ac-
eompanied by the money promptly filed. Liberal
terms given to those who buy and sell again.
THOS. +. RRAWLETTE.
Agent Publ. Libr. KY, and Manager Gift Con-
cert Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-07
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Second Judicial District of the State of Ne
vada, in and for the County o. Ormsby.-MARY
KEMP, plaintiff. VS.. JOHN KEMP, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Sec-
ond Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada, in
and for the County Of Ormsby, and the COM
plant fled in said County Of Ormsby. in tho Office
Of the Clerk Of Raid District Court.
The Stste OF Nevada sends greeting to JOHN
KEMP. defendant.
You are hersby required to appear in an action
brought against you BY the above named plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State Of Nevada, In and for the
County Of Ormsby. and to answer the complaint
filed therein, on or before the first Monday in
November A. D. 1873.
The said action Is brought to obtain . decree
Of divorce from the bonds of matrimouy here
tofore and now existing between you and said
plaintiff: and decree that plaintiff have the
guardianship, education. care and control Of
ELIZA ANNA KEMP, aged three years. tho
daughter of yourself and her. Said plaintiff
than two years since: and that you have failed,
for more than two years. to support her or said
child; all Of which mere fully appears from her
complaint file il said Court
And You are hereby notified that ii you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff Will apply to said
Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint.
Given under nv hand, and the seal
HWAl of the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District of the State OF NeYa-
da, in and for the County Of Orrnsbv. this 5th
day Of August. in The year Of our LoTG oas
Thousand etgh: hundred and seventy-three
T. j. IDWAHDS. Clerk.
THOMAS "EILs, Plaintiff S attorney.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-07
NOTICE
S HEREBY GIVEN THAT !, MAR

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT j, MAR
4 GARET McGEAW. q married woman and
wife OF Thomas McG-aw, of Carson City, OrIns-
by county, State OF Nevada, will make applica-
ton TO the pis.rict Court Of the Second Judicial
Of the State of Nevada, in and fer ormsby coun-
II, at the Courtroom of said Court in said Car
son City on the twenty-fitth day of September.
A. L. 1873, at the hour of twelve O'Clock noon
of said day. or at such future time as the Court
may appoint, for an order of said Court permit
ting me 10 carry on the business of Hotel or
Boarding House keeping. buying and selling
wines and liquors at Wholesale and retail. and
buying and selling real estate, in said county.
in my own name and or my cwn account as sole
trader. NAR9ARET McGRAW.
Carson. August -, 1873. aucT-1ms
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-07
IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS

IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL Dis
Il tIict Court Of the State Of Nevada, in and
for the Csunty Of Ormsby.-I In the matter of the
estate Of HENRY CAFFALL, deceased.-Pur-
suant to an order Ct said Court, made August %.
1873, notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY.
day. and the Courtroom of said Court. at the
Court House. in the Town OF Carson City.
Ornlsby county, State of Nevada. have been ap-
pointed as the time and place for proving tho
Will of said Henry Cafall, deceased, and for
hearing the petition of II. 8. MASON and
ALFRED HELM, for the issuance TO them OF
letters testamentary. when and where any per-
son interested may appear ard contest the same.
THOS. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
August %. 1878. au30-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-07
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ASSESSOR.
ORMsBY COUNTY, NEVADA. I
CARSON CITY, June Sd. 1878
A LII PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY
~ State and County Taxes, for the year
1879. are hereby notified that the annual poll.
tax of four dollars, for the use of the State and
County due frem each male resident of this
State over twenty Lone and under sixty years OF
age, Is NOW DUE AND PAYABLE to the
County Assessor Of his Deputy, ard all are ex-
pectod to pay said tax, when called upon. And
also that the taxes ON the personal property OF
persons who do not own real estate within tho
County Of sufficient value to secure the taxes on
both their real and personal property, are due
and PAYABLE when the same is assessed.
The laws provided for the collection OF the
above mentioned taxes will be strictly enforced
]. 2. WINNIE,
County Assessor.
~ Office in the County Building. jes-tf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
Stalien.

Der uWtonee" brinst in ei,em rSni>
iden Sriefe cine an;abl libsralsr Selz
pentbaten CUR Senntnis, pie lie in Sta
lien in einem 3eitraum bon % Sasen
BON zen rcrtisen 3situnsen resitrirt
rpurcsn:
n3u S,rOna BAT ii6 rer prdipent I'll
ner Gplfsbanf nit $4,000 ST.. aus benz
Staube sema6t. Son elmer aus Nea@
pei an bic pofcirfctipn pom SIoren; se<
ianrten Snme Don 1857 ST.. iinp nur
422 ST.. ansefcmmen. Gin tSaisl. grs
prueuratpr bat RE Silbsrbeitede aQer
rsiabsIu6tsn &%eltauratipnen unp Sc:ls
ssifcblsn. Sn &pm bat man 0euer an bic
Deppt5 Nnima unp Son ct. Guta6ic
'anselest. Sn eipsrnp wuroe Seriu6t,
sinen3us nit einem Battalion S%erlaslisri
in bic Cuff gu %iprensen. Sn piIa lu9@
ten Die petrclsurs Gas f6nisl. palaiS In
Sranc su iteden. Sn Ssii rsYpltirten
Die Sturenten seaen ibre prrfehcrsn nit
Stpdi6ldsen urtsr tarfen Snluiten. -
Sn pacua rurpen rie prieitsr iniultirt,
Sacrilesien besansen, Der SiibOf In iets
mem palais berrobt, pas seminar anses
sriTen une aaes Gas unter ZEN Ausen
Ger lbbli&en pcli;ei. Sn Scrsantp emf
pfnssn ;pei Sectirsr bic 81. Communion,
sinssn cann einise S6ritte surid, lpieen
bic BELL. 5oftie aus unp traten lie unter
Sli6sn unp Seswdni9unsen nit ibren
8iBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
GlfaBs9 ot9rinsen.

@n pas Sloiter Seterhen IN 2ptks
rinsen ipereen iid Eauienre preu6iiber
SeIpatsn erinnern, bic bort i'm lestsn
8riese Silfe unp pHsse, beioncers ais
8ranfe unp 8srwunpete sefunpen baben.
Da ras 8lplter bios 6 Stunrsn pom
MeB liest 10 bra9te man bierber PIE
8emunpstsn friib aus Der Sbladt.-
Das sanse 8lOfsr mar elm easaretb 60
bis 20 S@werperpunrste pareu INNER
ca. s%bsniopisle Typbusfranfe. Bitter u.
Srieer itanesn Gag unp Na6t BEN ar
men Soleatsn BET; A slsrste pobntsn
i'm &loitsr unp idliefen In sutsn Sstten.
wdbrsnp rie YatreS auf BEN Socsn
I6lisfsn. Sdslid purpen auserbalb ess
8lpfsre, an Ger Strase, 800 SUlpaten,
bic ppribersOsen. senabrt. Gin Nrst
aus SOnissbcrs, Gin Yrctsfant. iaste
beim abl9iee /: nSsst wsis i'd, mas
Elm Slpifsr it, unp i6 nil mid mad
Srdftsn b,miben, pas bic eisucriancr
AUDI in S~5nissbsrs cine NisperlaGuns
s%rinpsn fSnnsn."
Ssper slrst bate taslid pier Gbalsr,
absr 8pit unp eosis wurpe pom 8loitsr
gratis sessbsn. Gin pro,eitantiider Selps
seiili9sr srsriT ais Der SYpbuS aus
brad. Die 8lu6t unp ibsrlies Die armen
p%rotstantil6sn Splraten Zen patrss. =
llnp jsst batcn ie ben 9pbn - 8lofsr
5stsrdsn. ras ii9 UNI reutl1e SUlpatsn
unRsrblide 0srpienfe erworben. Elm ofis
eisaes Danflareiben bsiaste, eas res
8lOfsrS Wereisnife ni&t persolten psrs
ben fSnnten-if auiseboben ; rie @pbls
tbdtsr. pisie barmbeGiaen Samaritsr.
maGtn tas 8rpe Der 0erbannuna siTsn
fe i6ltteln ben Staub pom iben Gdeen
une laEsn Jpn lissen in ibrem unpantta.
rem ssuti&sn 8%aterlanps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
9enti6lano.


er1utt To-. sum-. Ote Ureens
le'WHamsspt0ssnloh wafee Seltsth unter
SanS auserorcsntll@ saplrsldsr Setpetll'
sung pom l9on''eh aet'er eeSahlt'st
IN 1elerllper 2se'le a0seealten. yslr pat
Ten 0slese'pen 3a o~eeeaptsr, pts miar's
~e Ntelle unlfrer lateel'l@h Ssselte>
fan& DE Trueef Del Ger ereseenesn Gslsr
0ur@ 'pre aoWelfnee1 III slanSsa pfsss
zen. 9eaet Uatoe eeIanh'ea aa0 Der pros
ee'l0h FW ahl@'ollen' @a@ rius COM
Eat'rt wsr'en, 0as 0fe pa!funs Ger sus
lgaasa0en p'0'e'ahl.l@eh See0''eruns
H1 @usIup1uhS 'es Selulten8esBes cine
ahs'e'W ahPa"c'sere aho 'o'efarlere Sc
p0rpsa ~. w sspsa Den ssl'fsr rts
aassf' aut ls't Dem ne srlsSsr mustsa'
Gap man 'a'po''l9e yrisltsr uno Sloltsr'
lsuls esats mt OsntmanSsn ane Srcer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
Yugembnrger 0a5ette.

in fatbclii6en pie in literalen Sldttern
slci9mdbis beseusen, ras Die Gbeilnatme
ces fatbolii9en Bottles an ben SrObn<
lsibSnamS : prpcelIionsn aaentbalban
ugrbser ME ie" mar. Gbenlo 9lei6mds
gig beribten pislelben Sldtter, RAP i'm
0essnlaBe gu Der SbeiInobme Der Beam
ten 9srinSer mar, ais je; in ~slussburs ).
.. trsleitsten Die grpceIipn nur snei
Seamte in Uniform.
@inpbprt elmer Der esslsn Sorfdmps
fer Der fatbpliI6en Stride in Ger preubts
i6en 8ammsr unp i'm Oeuti6en Get9ss
tase, l6lpB Dor fursem cine ieiner &epen
itsr Die fir6enpplttti9en 0sieye mil benz
ausIpru6, es fanse bereitS an, In zen
@emitbern su pdmmem. Dem 1T 10
unc CUR Stunpe mSsen Stele Ypn cenen,
wel6e Die Sanc ;u pen Serfplsunssses
itsen bpten, ibre Witwirfuns bsreits Be-
pauern.' 90 idreibt Elm Oeputirter auf
Ger Sinfen i'm .&eibstas Der Srterl6en
3eituns einsn gar merfwircisen Srist
Der piegSprte B~incbprf's in pplem Waee
betdtist ; nidt nur bepausrt Der Sdrsis
Der ielbit bic @eieBe renen er pbne 3psis
fel suseltimmt bat, ~lpnpern sr erflirt su
wilen, paS es losar I'M @emitbe Yiss
narfs ielblt ;u cdmmern anfdnst. Stsz
mard iiebt na9trdsli9 Elm, .raB er ii6
seirrt bat (; aber ME ;uridssben? Gr Bat
ME mir CUR 3eit pisrerbolt bemerftcn, bic
fatbplilde Stride nit ibren s%laubenstreus
en- prieitsrn ni6t s%sfannt, sr laste iid
ni6t, CAP Die fatbplilde Stride fein corr
rumpirtsS failerli6ss Sranfreid iet. Die
MOtbwsncisfeit iast unter ancerm, Der
Srieflhreiber Der Srier'iaen 3ts, rierer
neus 9siese su i6afen, UNI cie faum err
%laiIenen su Spattsfen, Bat Sismarf ituts
gig semadt ; er iisbt 8ssner Gie Siid5s
FED SOr li6, penen ni6t bsi,ufommen it,
neil elm rein ssiitiser 8aurf nidt rurd
YOlisei 0eri6te unb Sbsrpralieentsn
ni~srsrsei6lassn wsrren fam. bic 0siese
linc sur abwebr pom @sfabren %srlonnsn.
bic, ,psnn fe s~prbaneen rparen. aud be-
itebsn bleiben ]; bic StaatSsepalt sspabrt
nit S6refen, RAP iie weiter seben mub,
unp wpbin loa paS fibrsn ? Yismard
TT nun flus senus, um einen Streit
ni&t gu f%orciren, in Dem or niemalS Siss
ger ipercen fam. .}1
90 Der Sriefi6reiber. Sir einen De.
putirten pon Der einfen, fir einen Nas
tipnalibsralen 1T cas- @sitincnie lebr
fcitbar uno ebr,nc ; es beweist rab eS
in zen 8emitbern gu pammerr besinnt,
paB bic 8atbolifsn &edt batten. Die
S6wisrisfeit 1T nur 81 wiiien, pie sus
riidreten &C. W.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
Soaanb.

Wan I6reibt unS aus 6pllanp.-
Dian bat Sbnen l6pn Sur6 Zen Seize
srapben cen unerlparteten Scp ceS Germ
epcs, res %ipsenannten Grsbiidpfs cer
bpainrii6en Sanieniiten mitsetbeilt. =
Die Ssrsutuns Der Gpae, rel9e Der I'm
slidlide Den @ltfatbplifen OeutI6laneS
ssseniter su ipielen iternommen bate,
peranlast nit peniaen @prten auf rieies
greisnib ;urdd3ufcmmeu, caS in ben
HsiEcn Der Nsuprptefanten Ssrwirruns
perfen anp ibre pldne zine Nationaltirs
DE gu sriineen Sereiteln edrfte.
@or abt Sasen nod erfreute lid Serr
sccs Der tstsn @eluncbeit, gr bate
Ote 5dnf,iser faum iiteridrittsn II. feline
itarfe Contribution l6isn ibm nod cine
LANCE Sc ~tsnspausr gu iaern. Gr mar
an jenem Sage fat BON ieinem seiamms
ten Glerus, etpa swSlf idismatii6en
prisitern, umsebsn, untsr welde elm aus
se,ei6nstsr &atbplif fir penise ausens
blide ii6 Serirrt bate. Der 3ufaa,
II iirpen man9e iasen, bate benielben
in ibrr Witte sefibrt. Ssrr eOps frsute
ii9 nit ben Seinisen iber pas Ssrans
naben pes @usenblidsS, 100 er iib mad
Deuhdlanb bsssben wirpe, TIM ben BIN
nsn Sursem BON ben @ltfatbolifsn su
wdblenrtn Siidpf 3u peiben. Ni4ts,
iaste sr, ltebt Der 9prnabme rieisr gro
Zen Sancluns mebr int 0sse, unp Danf
meiner 8iree, 1T bic 3ufunft unierer
tbeusren sllten seiibert!
Gs iei renn, e%ntsesnete, eur6 cieie
Worte tisf bstribt, Der Satbolif, Is let
renn, bae Soft ii6 einmii6e uno sic
an Der ausibuns Sbres @iniferiums
bincere.
Dies ereisnste ii6 am 20. Mai. Gags
rarauf 500 ii6 Serr 9ors einen S9nups
ZEN gu, auf ben Niemaup adtete. Den
pritten Gag fablte er ii@ unrcbler, jes
cod faten iein 3uitano purdaiS unbes
renflia, unp psrl1 limmsrts ii6 ni9t In
merflidsr Weile. NidtSpsfpwenissr
erlas Der Serr 9pps AM A. lesten Mos
mats u. Na6mittass pier llbr mar sr cine
9ei1e.
an cemielben Sage fat sur ielten
Stunpe, purre DR.. HeinfsnS In Der
&apele Der entweibtenS anet pantalspnss
fir&e su GSIn gum SiidUfe Der aftfatbps
lifen sewablt. 0ptt bate ii9 einses
mii6t UNI ben i~Osenaunten Gr;bilbpf
Der SaQenifen an Der gsrldnseruns rss
S6isma's ;a binpsrn, pe7en 5lrit Siss
mard sur Gprtfibruns isinss Semids
tunsstampfss sessn Die fatbOlilde Stride
berarf. (@erm.)
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-09-20
atEnlCit

CAR BrrrEnc, as they will speedily remove :ss :I;s 9lss T sss 5 '5.,s K; generally. restoring the healthy iuIis tior.i oi 1hc. hc.6igcstiga-STgaf;a. Ae ss..sssSs ! ,sserefs+tss.k : CT Mi.sye,s' E;,>ss; Ni!ite Swciii2S,, iceEs, Erysipeias, sgelisslteG Glls,. &tiare, scrolIitu | liia iafaaffetssy lati6e eRE IaIla,n:aatiCDs, Mercuifal Affections, Cid Sores, Eruptions of lhe Skin, Sore EYcs, cte. .,.etc. In tleseeas isi all oiker zcons9 ffH- tional isiseases, lYELKER'5 fINEGAR BIr- TIERS have shown their great curative psw- CTS IL the nos. obstinate and ihtractaple
 DE yTsslKor;s Gnl.fds.s. ia lyi ne- gar fsitterS act on fli these cases il a similar nanncr. By PGri!ying inc Blood they remove the cause, and bY Tesolying aTagStile cHeeia of tbe 'tlaa8Enatien ltFl.e tuheTculara eepcsfssl the aaec scsfRarrs re- cciyc l;c5tsh,5 ahd q srerelalept;J cure is.
 Thc apcrseuS s ssnilz .nuiidsS Laxative properties CT DR. WALKERS VINEGAR BsT- tons ani malignant f2yerss Their baiSa}nic, hcali5g, aa, sooffdns sp pertfesspEptect hlElor3 Of Inc fau1es. Their ScGative prop critics allay pain il the nervous sYs3en, stomach and k0Fycfss either from indamma- lion, wind, cU1tc, C. .afIfps, etc.
 Directi0ns.--Tlke of thc Bittery 0n going tQ bcd 3tiIiglit from 6 half te one aRtls ,oae-aif iBc,g!assfnl. Eat good IIopriShingt f3ou, Such as becEStea&, mutton chop, veli- son, roast beef, and vegetables, and take out-deer escereiscsz 5hcy are sc0fuposedsof purely regctaDle Ingredients, and contain no spirit.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-27

One of the best and most appro.
pirate holiday volumes yet offered,
especially to the people of Indiana,
is that of the poems of Mrs D. NJ.
Jordan, of Richmond, collected and
published under the title of ''Rose-
mary-for Remembrance" We re
greet that we have not been able, as
yet, to review at some length this
touching and chaste little boquet
of verses of the poetess Of Indiana
par excellence, but we take ocea
sion to say that no more beautiful
and graceful present can be made
than o copy of this volume. The
hundreds and thousands who have
been charmed with Mrs Jordans
fugitive efforts, as they have been
given to the public in the Journal
and other papers, from time to
time, will need no inducement to
secure them in more permanent
and pretentious form. Benham has
the book.-Indianapolis Journal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-27
GHERIFT's SALE.

BY virtue of q decree and execution 10 m !;
Will expose at Public Sale at the Cour i
House door in the city of Richmond, Waynt
county, Indiana, on the 81 day of Januarvi
1873, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N
and O'Clock Il. NJ, on said day, the follow
ing property, to-wit:
situate in The county of Wayne, and Stat
OF Indiana, to wit: The following describes
part of lot No. ., in Bici1Ie d Laws subdiv
sion of ground. being between Fort Wayn /
avenue. Fifth ana Vine streets, in the city c +
Richmond, and said county, 10 wit: Begint
ming at q point on Fort Wayne avenue, II
feet III q southwesteriy direction from IT'D
northwest corner of said lot No. .; runni,.
thence parallel with the north lire of sal
lot No. . 100 feet, more or less, to an alies
thencei in a noTtheaster'y direction parallel
with bort Wayne avenue IA feet, more
less, 10 the middle OF a partition wall b,f
ground conveyed by j. j. and c. T.. Laws
Peter Arnold, by deed dated February X
1857; thence in a northwest direction throfle
the middle of said wall 100 feet. more or les |
10 sort Wayne avenue; thence in q Souti !
westerly direction along Fort Wayne ayt
hue IA feet, more or less, TO the place of s,s
ginning.
To be sold as the property of Coz nelia ".
Laws st. John and SilaS st. John, to satisi.-
said decree and execution in my hands, t.,
fayor Of Martha NJ. Rooms. Said sal
without relief from valuation or appraist
ment laws.
VIM. II. STUDY,
Sheriff of Wayne county.
]. b. MORRIS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
December 10. 1873. pr. fec, Sl2 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-27
A GREG, storm i'm England.

The dense fog which lay over
England last week broke up al
usual in a storm, but in one of more
than ordinary violence. It swep
the north of England and the sout .
of Scotland as hemlock broom.
does barn floor, turning houses
stores and steeples round in pro
miscuous confusion. IT isi,npossi
BILE to calculate the path Of tn,
storm from the account that reache ,
us, but it is feared that it cut th,.
track of the ocean steamers.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-27
The Far West.

There are ,15o men at work on the
Mare Island, Cal, navy yald.
The Yakima mines, which have
been creating so much excitement in
Washington Territory, are now de-
nounced as a sell.
The st. Lake Tribune received a
communication, the writer threaten
ing to shoot the, editor on sight if it
was not published.
The Common Council of Salem, Or
egon, have adopted a resolution APP
propriating $3.50, to be offered as a re
ward for the apprehension of any per-
son guilty of arson or burglary in the
city Of Salem.
The Central Pacific Company have
discharged three of their conductors
and suspended two others for a term
of two months, because conductor
from the East was passed over the
road free of charge.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-27
Home for s.,e Fr,enaIes~.

Some weeks ago, and successive
ly almost every day since, the State
Sentinel has teemed with sensation
SANDER against the "Home' at In
dianapolis, and the Journal of that
city thus alludes to the story: 1T
is the universal public opinion, SO
far as we have been able to find out,
that more utterly wretched and
story was never at
tempted by any one of more char
acter than the editor Of the Beedle
Dime Novels.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-27

Here is the shape in which the SEN
ate committee prop 5ses to put the
pending legislation ON the salary ques-
ton:
SECTION /. BE it enacted. &c., that
SO much of the act Of March, 3. 1873,
as provides for the increase of COM
pensation Of members of Congress aud
several officers and employees Of either
House of Cons1 ess, or both, be and
the same is her eby repealed, and the
salaries and compensation Of all said
persons shall oe as fixed by the laws
in force at the. time Of the passage of
said act.
SEC. 2. That the compensation of
the several hes DIS of departments shall
be each 5000 per annum.
SIC. 3 Thai the Secretary of the
Treasury be req ,lired to cover into the
Treasury all Sums that may remain
undrawn, or viii eli have been received
as increased compensation, under the
provisions of said act, approved March
3, 1873, and which shall have or may
come into his pos, essipn by the return
thereof.
That is complete so t.sr as Congress
men and Cabinet officers are concern
ed. .- r
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-27

into its Effects by 81 Government
Commissioner.
The following is the text of bill
now under consid eration by COM
raittee of the Senate, aud which it is
thought will pass both houses:
Be it cnac led, &C., that there
shall be appointed by the Presi-
dent, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, a commits
sion of five persons who shall be
selected from private life, solely
with reference so personal fitness
and capacity, for an honest, impair
tial and thorough investigation,
and who shall hold Office for one
year FROM the date Of their appoint
ment or until their duties shall
have been accomplished, who shall
investigate the aloohhc liquor traffic
in it's economic. criminal, moral
and scientific aspects in connection
with pauperism, crime, social vice,
the public health and general vel
fare of the people; and who shall
also inquire and take testimony as
to the practical results OF license,
and restrictive and prohibi.ory leg
isletion for She prevention o. intern
peranae in the several States of the
Union. Provided, that said Com
missioners shall be appointed ire
speetive of political OF partisan
considerations, and be selected
from civil life. T5sa-
! Sec. 2 That said Commissioners
shall serve without salary, shall
employ a Secretary at such salary
as they may deem reasonable com
pensation, and have defrayed other
necessary expenses incidental to
their investigation, to be paid from
the fund FOR contingent expenses,
with the approval and upon the
order of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, and they shall report the result
of their investigation to the Pres
aident, to be by him Transmitted to
Congress.
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times as much sssI expected % say
when began. e was rather drawn
into this line of nsnark by my ffiend
from Massaeeuse1 81 desire 10 say
again, that while l agree that we are
bound at some time to come to the
specie standard, and that we ere bound
by the most solemn pledge to redeem
our notes in coin, or BY giving the
holders. at their option, an equivalent,
l do not believe this is the time to
undertake to do it or to enter upon
it." ~, s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-27
The ARMY.

In his report to Congress Gen.
Sherman says that the entire mum
Der of enlisted men now in the
service of the United States is 4S5
less than the 80, 600 allowed by law.
and that, after dedstcting men at
ports, West Point, and other non
.eombatenbs, the number left for
active service will not exceed 49,
052 men. He thinks the number
should be increased to 80 full reg
iments of active men,
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The Virginius is turned over, the
survivors of her crew are on &.
United States vessel, and extra
work is suspended at the navy
yards. So has careful yet firm
management on the part of the Ad-
ministration carried us peacefully
and with dignity through an i'm
brogli5swhen nearly all authorities,
at home and abroad, believed war
to be all but inevitable.