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FOREIGN.
Recent Successes Of tho CarliStS---
Expedition Against Porto
Rico.
Apprehension Of q War Between
Brazil and the Argentine
Republic.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADn1D Aug. 23.-Leo do Urgol l,as hcon snr-
rendered to tho Car|ists through tho trcachory
Of parties within thu city who are thc friends OF
tho Bishop OF UrgoI, tho chaplain Of Don CarloB
Con. Triatany Inns captured IN entlra garrison
Of 48o men and o. guns, and shot tho command
nut of tho citadel.
Tho Government Las information that f-
buBtoring expedition is preparing ngainnt Porto
Rico. and In y takcn measures to put n stop to It.
Tho truth Of tho report In regard to that Bla,ld,
published In tho New York treeraan's Journal,
is indignantly denied.
VIENNA, !Aug. 2J.-Tho Prcsse announcea that
tho Austrian aud German Charges d. A!ra'res at
Madrid wore notified, on rrilay Inst, Of tho
,ooognition by their Respective Governmonta Of
Of Spain.
, 1874-08-24

Stltciit USNltch 70 TIE EhstUao Jrl1IlMt.
CARLYLE. ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Tho Democratic Conn.,
ty Convention met hers to-day. Tho following
lniegAteR werc Beiocte1 TO attend tho 8iato Con-
EEoHnional Conventions For the State Convon-
lion to be held ut Springfield, tho 26th OF Auguat
Joseph Taylor, Jos.ph 1Iauxo, @. G.
Moore, II. 4. NethoH, r. N. Ram-
say, and George Gundlach. Tor the
Congressional Convention. to bo held at YAM
dalla, Conrad Vornhols. r. N. Ramsay. Fred
l,akor, John schuster, Robert Bowman, ind Au-
ton Hubert.
The delegates aro unanimous for ". A. J..
Sparks foe Congress from tho Sixteenth Dis
trict,
, 1874-08-24

sntc,ut Utsuutch to The Chtcaao Tribune.
FoRT MADISON. H., Aug. 29--Iho Loo County
Republican Convention was hold at Douuollsou
to-day. The Convention WAS called to order by
D. I. Morram, Chairman of tho Central Com
m!ttoe. A permanent organization was ofroctod.
with II. g. Weir, Of Pleasant R1go Township
~ Chairman, and A.. hafyerc, Secretary. Tile
Committee on Credentials reported, mid tho fol-
lowing candidates for county officers were nonli-
nated: For Clerk Of tue District Court William
Wilson, Of Keokuk; for County Recorder. NoDla
Warwiok. Of Fort hladiaou; for Supervisor, P.
". DaviH, OF Keolsuts.
A committee Ut ono from each township was
appointed to Belect delegates to tho Cougrossion-
81 Convention to be hold at Burlington, Sept. l.
Tho Convention couc,rred ia their report, and
tho following wero appointed as delegates: s.
II. CLARK, II: ". nothort, 9. 4. Peck. $. s. Valo.
II. Fulton, Dr. J. J. II. Angear, Absalon Ander~
son, II. @. Cayorncle, II. @. Weir, A. LafoHle,
Dr.. ]. II. Evans. j. L. lsice.
Tho Convention thon adjourned,
, 1874-08-24

SpttINs UfsuaEch 70 1He EHicaQ0 ITl6WNe.
DunuQuE, IT,. Aug. 23.-An Italian named
Zspat committed rano Oil two little girls, aged
II aud 10 years last Friday, but was not arrested
until last night. as tho parents Of tho childron
wore not awaro Of wlat had happened until yes
torday. Zapat IL single man, 90 years Of ago.
Ho denies the crime, but Aays io played pretty
ruuely wlt!. tho girls. lIo was lodged III jail III
default Of $10, 900 bonds, which he could not
give. He wlll DO tried tomorrow.
, 1874-08-24
The EARL PARK RACES.

C6TrespoNItltf q THe CA7cago 1rl5Nne.
EARLy1LLE, Ill, Aug, 2l.-rha Eayl Park As.
aocation Aayo 1l2 entries for their meeting,
Which will occur tho 25t. 20th, 9th, aud asth
OF this mouth. Tho running entries will not
trotteta and pacora aA lave evor coue togcther
In tho world. Tho Chicago, Burlington l. tluiaoy
Railroad will carry pasaongera at ana sa,a aud
one-dfth between Chicago and Princeton. and
tbs wIAole length Of tho Fox River and Prophets
town Branches.
CHARLES II. Smith, Treasurer.
, 1874-08-24
EOVTH AMERICA,

SOUTH AMERICA.
NEW Yoar, Aug. 29.-atail adylces from Psna-
mn to tho 10th report that the claim iu rcgatd to
tho Htonmor Alont,jo would probably DO referred
by tho Colombian aud Unitod States Govoru-
mcnts TO tho German Minister at Dogota for ar-
bitrnton.
Drazl!ian iron-c,ad bombagilcd tho Town Of
Alvoar, iu tue Province Of Corriontes, on account
OF tho alleged iil-treasmont ol ita oiicers which
tho authortios would neither oxptain or punish.
It was foared tho affair would lend to q war be-
twoen Brazil sud tho Argentine liopublic.
, 1874-08-24
MONTGOMERY couNrY-pEMocaAT1u.

SPtc1al UI8nafcH 10 TIE EhtcuQ0 TTi0Hne.
HIbLsnono ILL.,. Aug. 2o.-A mass-n,oetnr Of
tho Democrats Of Montgomery County was bold
In this city to-day. Speeches wcro matlo by
Jndgo Rice aud others. Delegates wero al,-
pointed to Tho apsingnold Convention Of Aug.
20: and to tho Congressional Convention to 6o
hold ut Vnndalia. Tho delegates from Mongoul-
cry County to Springfield aro bitterly opposed to
the uealng- Mccormick platform.
, 1874-08-24
indiana Thirtnollt'h Congrcasfonn
Distract.

In0tnna Thirtcomt1h Congressional
District
goshen, Ind. Aug. 2t.-Tho Domocratic-Llb-
oral Committee of tho Tbirtoonth Congressional
District, together with H1mbor ot gontlomcn
to who'n invitations lad previously been oxtond-
oil, met tllls day In Tho City Of Goshen.
koudallyillo waB designated as tlio placo for
hotdtug tho Congressional Convention, aud
"Wednesday, Sept. 0. us tho tfmo.
The natllro and scope OF tho proposed call for
Hton,-hfr. Mcdonald. Of Narshali, advocating q
atrictly Democratic Convention, willis htosBrB.
Freeman KctIy. William G. Wl'lIamst II. @. STAN
10y, David uougn, q. y. Willott. 14aporte Heot.
NOR, Or. Davenport. William 3. Mcdonnell. ]. 4.
\. Mitchell, @. T.. Murray, 7. T. Mays. and !. d.
Stoll axprosnod themselves III fayor Of inviting
oil tho opponents Of tho party Ill power to pnr-
licipA.e In tic Convention. Tho following was
tlfIaliy nioptcd, with but one tliBsentiug voice
{Mr. McDoDalA}:
70 tie Demecrats Liberals, AMI alt the 0pponrns of
the RepHbtean party, n TIC Thirteenth Congress
T!e Dsnoer.tic-1ibera1 Congressional Committee,
In pursuance Of tho power yes:ed III It BY tho Con-
hereby gvoa notice hat 4 rs,aas convention will he
held intne City Of Ken,tny11fu on Wednesday, Sept.
o. 1874, for the nomination Of candidate for Ropro-
sentative n Congress. All tho opponents Of tho party
In power Aro cordially invited 10 l'artict atc
BY order nf tho Committee, asson,lod nt Goshen,
Aug. a. 1874. ". 8. MAnsHALL, Chairman.
TuUs. G. AIAYB, Secretary
, 1874-08-24

Snecfat DisnateA to The Chfcaqo 4r,bunt.
CAtno, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Tho Democratic County
Convention here to-day mot and organizod
under Tho call Of AloCormiols. and eoleotoa the
Hon. W II. Grcop, J. Il. oboriy, Col. @. Wins
ton, Paul G. sohup. aud DR.. ". Il. Smith ns
tlolcgatos to tho State Convention. Delegates
woro also appointed to tho Congressional md
Representative Conventions. No resolutions
woro adopted, aud tho delegates oil 60 without
ipBtrlotious
, 1874-08-24
POLITICAL.
Nominations for Congress in the
Western States.
n(r. Il. b. GMlckcl Carries Ills District
After a Hard Fight.
Miscellaneous Political Matters.


Wcatcrn COn1tty Conventions.
dnEESF COUNTY, on1o-nEpUBL1t,AN.
Special Ofspatch IA The Chteaao 7ri5ane.
XEs'A. O., Ang. 22.-Tho County Convention
for tue selecalon OF delegates to tho Republican
Congressional Oonventian at Dayton, on the
9Th, MAS hold In tho City Hall to.day. Tho Ut
tendance was nrgo, and tho proceedings stormy.
Tho ,prosont incumbent, the lion. L, q. Guuckct,
and Sanlnel Cratgload arc tho candidates for Con-
g'cns. The townships aud city wcro allowod ia
nelcct ttoir Owl, delegates. which resulted In 27
tor Gunckol and 2 Tor C.aieheal. Upon lsoar-
ing tho result, .!'e CraiGhead men withdrew
from tho hail diggusted. Craighead's card OF
withdrawal haa sinco appeared In tho Democrat
10 organ.
Tho iargo majority Of tho people Of tho county
are for Guncl.cl.
Il Central Committee and delegates to tho
state Republican Convention at Columbus, on
Sept. q wcro appointed.
, 1874-08-24

~ aptIHE D8NHEFH 70 7TF C71tH0o 1F!UHHt.
MuscArlNE, H., Aug, a2.-lle Ant. Monopoly
County Convention met here to-day. Tho
audience. The irst business transacted WAS tho
appointment Of delegates to tho Congressional
Convention to be held ut Maquonota Oh the 26ta.
Thora waa very inteuso feeling M "a tho catdi-
dates. Previous to the 1neoting, Judge Dfannoll
withdrew from tho conteAt autl yesterday D. @.
Cloud Withdrew His nano There was lo apoak-
Ing but all soemod to bo zoato,,s in tho work
aud determined ON reform. On ulotsoa of MIR,
Linnott, 4. IL. Flagg and s. III. Smith wero in-
sited to addreas d maua-Heutiug Of tho farmers
they could make 1t convenient. Tho local uonlt-
nations woro all made from the working classos.
have not aoon sucl an earnest gathering Of tho
fara,ers for somo years, aud 1t u very evident
they mean business.
, 1874-08-24
Tho AJnbu,,,a gscpub1icnAa.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Aug. 22.-TAs Republican
State Convention adjourned to-day, after three
days scasIon. The resolutions declare unshakon
confidence aud uualtorable devotion to tlao great
principles Of human liberty, viz: The civil and
political equality Of oil men, without distinction,
Of race or color. We have never c!aimea
nor desired, aud do not nov, tho social
equality Of different races, or OF indl.
vl0uals Of tho Bame race, and re reject
the Issue Of rAeo sgaiuat raeo, tondared BY tho
Democratic party, aud Which, IT persisted IN W
that party. will plunge us again 1nto M war "th ~
tile Government OF the United States. VIC
neither deHiro nor sock tho invasion OF riRlts Of
tho white people by the coloEee,, but on4y aslt
e4ual adyanlagon Ia matters OF public and oou.
mon slElts. Ths Republican party ,dooa
not desire Or soek mixed schools
or mixed accommodations for colored
people, want no special equality enforood by
law. Wo recognize she saot that oYory house is
sacred from Intrusion, and that IN tr?o country
every QUO eau dictate for himself. Wo doma'!d
tho vigorous execution OF tho laws OF the 6tato
aud unlssa slAtea tar ths prutootiun of Afat
, 1874-08-24

PARIS, Aug. 23-proatdent nlacalahon met with
Btrong Republican demonstration at 31orlni1,
whcro ho arrived to-day. During. his reception
there were tumultroua cloers OF "ViVo Il Ro-
publique!"
, 1874-08-24

5tR6IHE D4spHlF7E 20 7Hs CFsEuQ" FIpHHe. .
County Conyention itat hero tl,B AFTERNOON,
with every township fully represented. Bonasoi'
B.arne waB madg Chairman. William Shut, ot
this city, was nominated for Senator over Judge
Droadwoll; u. Gohrlng, editor Of tho Frei Fresse.
and DR., Wilcox, OF Loanl, waro nominated for
Representatives. Patrick 0'Connor soceiyod tho
nomination fur Bhorllf.
DslogAtcs to The Htasa and Congressional Con.
%anua4s Voss Appuiuaod. Tha Congregational
, 1874-08-24

SDcrlds UispltcH To TIA CAtcag0 Tribune,
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Aug 22.-A county maBs-conven-
tiou :" ~ hold at tile Couri-1iouso in this city
this afternoon. Tho Gull was addrosacd to the
Democrats, Liberals, AMI all other opponents Of
the Republican party. Tlo attendance, owing to
tue rain Which prevailed nearty ali day.
boing tho first respectable .aln that Inns vla,od
OttaAa for oyor four mouths, only two small
showers having occurred in all that time PRO-
vented o Largo assemblago. Mai. Theodore
G,Dspu was called to tito chair, and A. y. smith
appoiated Secretary. The Chairman announced
that tho business Of tho Convention, tho cali
having been previously read. was to appoint
eighteen deegltgs to the State Convention, to
meet tho 26th OF August at Springfield On
motion the following delegates wero ap~
pr. Mphonso, Dauoi IIeonan, CAr.s
Wat1or, TA6mas MackiaIay, Potter Don,oyT,
". Il. Norton, Ransom Palmer, Z. G. Hegelor,
II. u. Gallaeher, Horny McCornick, Daniel
Evans, Thomas Johns, Goolgo ". Armstrong.
George n. poaovan, aud ". It hfiliigan. Tho
delegates piesent ut thu State Convention wero
aushorlzed, at their option. to fill vacauciea aud
caAt the full vote Of tue county.
, 1874-08-24

1iborty, and property. md catl on tho Governor
TO tato all legal inoaHB to discover and bring
to trial nil ncrsons offending against tho lava.
Murder by lying In nmb,tsl. wletl,or bv ono or
n,nny, nl,At bo put All ond to- and tho pcaco and
aoc,liity OF tho humblost homo bo respected and
protected.
for tho payment Of ait itB Just dobls. and rro-
ytlo for ttio proper adjustment Of its railroad IN
tlebtct]nesB. n.ti to put an end to O further ILL.,
dorsculent OF tito bonds Of all private corpora
tioliB.
NoxraoMrny, Ala, Aug. 22-Thc Republican
Convention l,ae ronoininatod While md Sheets
for Congrehamon-a Largo. Eight countles aro
entirely represented BY pfoxtos.
, 1874-08-24
THE WEATHER..

WAsn1Naros D. g., Aug. 23.---Ovor tho, Lake
region, winds mostly from tho north aud eaht,
and partly cloudy cool weather, With lower bur-
uMeter.
, 1874-08-24

OF ye1uw fcver. The FlrHt and feonrd Mites.
with sovural mon. had cd prostoaby, mud fhetn
wefe ony four mon lit To work, with M oue 10
navigate tho bark. The Evangelical, of Ysr-
,nonsh. N. g.. nov hero from BaSua, loat threo
il.cn from yelnw fovos.
, 1874-08-24
YEIl0W FEVER,

N1w Yonx, Aug. 2s.-The ehip William Wtlco,k'
OF Uatt from Havana for Now York. VIVA spot
On on liz 1utA. rls Captain dled hAs n1ps''ins
, 1874-08-24
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YonE, Aug. 2a.--Arriyod- -ateemess
Egypt, Oily Ut ol4sstef' anu oce.hso from Ll''F'
puul
, 1874-08-24
GERMANY

BERLIN, Aug. 23.-J. Bancroft Davis. tho now
A1noriacan Minister, has arrived in this city.
, 1874-08-24
Fourth Illinois Congressional Dls-
tricts


Cbrresponttel.ce u Tas Ciieu1o Ifi6nae.
WARREN, ILL.,, Aug. 2l.--The (so-calIed) Indus
triala have called County and Congressional
Conventions, aud will mako stiH hght.
, 1874-08-24

5tkczK lGtGAt(H ~ IHe LHEAuO 5FiuHsEs
A1EDo ILL.,. Aug. 22.-Tne Eopullcaus hold
tl.oir County Convention horo to-day: J., Il.
BAaaett WIS cll< son Chairman, aud Il. Digelow,
ex-PostmaBter, Becsotary. About throe~faurths
OF tho towna wero represented. j. s. Paxton
received tho nominatiou for shoriR, anu 4. D.
keeler for Coroner.
Tie following pcrsons were elected delegatca
to tho Congressional Convention to be held ut
bushnell Sept. 8: II. d. Frazier, ]. Mea1aunon,
II, n Chandler. &. +. Graham, J. r. DasHott,
". II. Gay. ". D. FIcbarty, 0. ". Caldwell, J.
Purr, and ". A. Wilson.
The delegates wero instructed to cast their
yoto for ]. =. Poago, Of Alodo, as first cholco,
aad B. q. Tallaferro, Of Koithaburg, az second
choice.
4 good denl Of wire-workiug was done for
poago.
The following persons were solectel to tho
Senatorial Convention, to bo hold at Oalcsbnrg
Sent. q: E. Gilmore, II. Chandler, J. Mcclure.
D. +. Morey, ". A. Wilson, A. II. Caldwell, q, 8.
Orth, and 8. II. Cor. Tho above ueloga.ea were
instructed 10 caas their vote for j.. r. McGiuuoa
for Representative Of tho THeuty-socond 9enh~
toriaI District.
, 1874-08-24

JOLIET, ILL.,, AlB 23,-Ihe democratic Con-
yeul,om mat ut tue Court House in this city at
S:pto Central Gommitteo, to select delegates for
tho Stato Convention, to 10 holden at SPRING
Au4l. TAe Convention, proceeded to organize
permanently by SOLICITING Edward ". Crandall,
EST, Of Joliet, az Chairman; Samuel D. Smith,
Of Juliet, III Secretary.
pointed by tile Chairman OH credentials. Tue
Comnlttea reported on thirky~three delegates
from six towns, leaving seventeen towns In tho
county unropresonted. On motion. n commit
teo OF live was appointed by the Chairman to
select delegates to tho State Conyontion. Tho
accopted by tho Convention, viz: SIMON Miller,
nloueo; Jaoob Sohatt, Z. ". cranaail. 7. @:
ualey, William Worner, n. e. Balbor,- Fred
Sehrnig, q. Farley, aud James Dowlan. Of joliet /;
Levi B'a!dewood, D. z: Hughes, croto; William
Struby, Washington; Luke Dantons Lookport;
Cnairman appointed .. committee Of ilve to
select delegates to the Congressional Con-
seution to 10 held at Norris. Tno fol-
lowing delegates we're reported and accepted
r. ". kllmer,. DuPage; Augustus Horbert,
Moneo; John Felton, Green aardeni I. Ed
Harlem, =; ". N. Mooney, =; John =.
Randall chaunahon, J.: Patrick, MICHAEL Len
non, Anthony Schoidt, N. y. Tigho, $. u. Reed
:. ". Muun, Joliet; Edmund Allcn, Whining
ton. ..-
On motion tho old Central Committee was
discharged. and the Chairman was instructed to
| appoint Committee Tor the coming year.
Tho following welo selected: Edward ".
Cransinlt, D. 7. Hendr,ckH, Joliet Luke Denton,
Lockport Augustus Herbert, Monec John D.
henderson, Wilmington.
Ii was moved and carried that the delegates
preyent at tue Htnte Convention SHOULD Gust tho
vote Of the county, a1ter which tue Convention
adioutueQ siuo die.
, 1874-08-24
Reduced EtutcH to tho Democratic
Stato Convention.

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Aug, 23.-Tho Chicago,
Alton t. St. Louis tho Toledo, Wabash 4; Vest
ern. tho Illinois Central, the springdoll, Illinois
l. Southeastern, aud tho Gilman, Clinton l.
Springfield Railroads will carry dologatos to and
from tho Democratic Stato Conyentlua, Aug. 20.
Mt Springfield. Mt ono mud oue-tifth fare. Round
trip tickets will bo sold on al the above roads
except tho Ilidos Contral, to the agents Of which
from the Secretary Of tho Convention certifying
them as delegates, when return tickets ut oue-
fifth faro will bo sold tncm. T.. L. MERRITT.
, 1874-08-24

Fifth Illinois Congressional Diatrlct.
Special Dispatch to The CY'teuQo Tribune.
CREsroN. ILL.,, Aug. 22.-The INDEPENDENTS OF
tho Firth Congressional District hayo bonn keep
Ing quiet for somo time awaiting tho action Of tho
Republican Convention. II Durchard is NOM
mated for cougross thoy' wiz call convention
ney, OF LIT. Vernon.
Fourth Illinois Congressional Ols-
triCts
Special Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
De KALB. ILL.,, aug. a2.-Ihoro will bo n
spocinl meatng Of the Do Kalb County Farmora'
Association ut Waterman OH the 25tl to arrange
what action will bo taken this fall. II the Ro~
pubIicans nominate Gen. Hurlbut for Congress-,
which they are pretty suro to do, there will be
strong opposition to him in this county. The
independents will probably support John +.
EarnSHorth.
, 1874-08-24

Il Finnncinl TriMI-6kltfs for Revenue
StnI.1ps-scp. Sf.Grff1tMsH Prospects
for tho Prcafucncy-A Department.
with Ifree RQeAsts.
, 1874-08-24

EXPLANATION OF NErEnENoE " n:s.-- sstnrday,t
ecpted. Sunday excepted. MoNd4y excepted. 1 At-
rive Sunday At 2u =. III. aDallY.
, 1874-08-24

LEOPOLD KuH Co.,
who occupy building Aos. 80 and s6 Wabash Az
including basement, all OF Which is occupied by
the firm ~ manufacturing rooms, ware aud
aalosrooms. Leopold, Kuh i Go. embarked III
business il this city III 1867, aud up to the time
tlaio that they we're looked upon aa the tirat
holBe in the city, butl as to the magnitude Of
their bua!uosH aud their financial standing.
And, notwithstanding tuaar business aud for
tunos wore swott away BY tllat o-be,remem-
berod ealar1lty that overlook tho city Ia 1871,
their confidence WIS unimpGirca. and they resum-
Cd business ut tic carlioat moment, and 1t ia not
the least exaggorAton TO stato that tlelr trans
actions as the prosont time exceed 81 .5o0.00D
annuully, aud, what IL moro, show au inc4eaao
OF over 30 per cont for tho preseut year.
Tao members OF kh!a nrnl NO ali experienced,
entorptissug gentlemen, who lave devoted
yealH to the manufacturing and selling OF cloth.
lug. They aro onphatically stli-nade men. aud
tho Industry and energy they have exhibited in
their business pursuits aro vol worthy OF
imitation by others Tho zeal aud otlterprIAo
that they hayc shown. aud tho interest they
haye manifested in The future growth Of
conlIdeuce Of othors less bengnino; Horo It
may 10 rropnr to state tint Chicago 1H
tho seeoud clothing centre in tho
United States. and that there ls not
III New York, phlAdelph1a, Boston. or Dalti-
puro. whose annual business trnuBactions OK
ceeds those OF Leopold, Kuh Il Go. They not
only manufacture the tlnor claas OF goods. bought
III tho Older ctios Of tho East. but they keep
constantly on bang the more oommon T. and heavy Y,
tic romoto Western trutlo. They also deal
lsrgo!y In tho line Of foreign tnbr!cs, aud their
PoodA arc not oxcelled other In style or qunllty
by any othor houao In the city. Mr. 81. L. Loo
pold, brother Of the senior uembar OF tho firm,
gentleman Of maIy years experience, is the
bis opportunities are such that goods
arc secured on tcsms that, enable
tho firm to sell at bargains unusually advan-
tago0ns to buyars.
IN brct thoir goodB are all selected with tho
greatest care, aud manufactured by exporloncod
artisans, in tho bost nut most popular s&yieg Of
the day. OF oourAo 1t caunot 10 expected TO
70 Into tho fun detalla of tnia, or any other
p.isa II concerned, Or 80 far A. tnauoial intog-
n.y. or human industry goes to placo any, DO
pattmont OF bl1".nesa upon sound. healthy.
Kuh / CO, certainly merit the position thoy 90.
eapy. md hauoa ssa on liza Mgh road v ao9s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-08
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY,
No. II SIont.cnrry BLOCK.
S.N IhANtISCt. CAL.
" I'll ANN. ATTORNEY-AT-

. -
W a Law snd c"nHand"r "f the Grand
Army - III. Ri utiic i'll California anu News
,fa Ill give prom attention :" the con, t'loh
ct Additions! TIayd Pay. r"w du" 'ahf'rnla
and S-ysds ', lTnt."rS dir haISto more taah
thr,e hundred mile, from home. Soldiers can
s,p,,t ON fair Ceu'ing. InioTlusrion given
fire.. Of hare When writing enclose stamp
Tor reply ana state company and II elment, and
VII, tht r ,"JI hav- i discharge. Congress las
..teod.d the tir.!, tor filing claims for AdGi-
ti.ral fuIifi;v under Act If July =. ls''h- g
January. 1873, scsn such claim. must liz natr
before that time. original Bounty Il slto las
be, u allie wei all NylgEttt II lie tLlsted pe1CTe
Juiv "a. i>tI f"r tlr,, yrEIs. ( not Ialo the
saII.e when disc haIgrd- Lana Warrants can tie
obtained fol- >. r, Ics r, li,ieI.d before 1879 bat
not fnr >.rNices il tle late wax Pensions lrr
late war anu war al ISL obtained anu increased
when allowed for les THAI disability warrants
nat no n, usions aIe allowed TO heAicah ana
Florida sr soldiers. State Of Texas has granted
Pensions to suryiyi ing veterans Of Texas keV'-
luton. New Orleans and Mobile Prize Mercy
i row line and being paid " Ii. AIKEN also
attends TO g. nernl aw and Collection business.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-08

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proven lts-l: tl, only crraiIN- III certain csSs
of diseases pronounced - nr',i,sl I7s"i;!",-
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-08

or RENO. com citing Win Fss:, - sid v ester1
bound Passenger Tram Of ;Ae C. :. i. X.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-08
JAcOB zECss,
Taner and Repairer CT Pianos,

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vic Il. IL oe.. he " Il to haze their Iaros
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workman has tie bts: # r.conllen,,atioli in'.
rusrsut.ts Satisfaction. Orders !eit II TIE
store s.f john ti. EoN- or with MI JHili ! :
NsSer. will rect i've prompt at,tation. se's-H
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-04-01

CoUNTERFEIT FIFTY CENT NorEs.
The new fifty cent notes bearing the
vignette of Samuel Dexter, Secretary
of the Treasury, 1901, seem to be very
extensively counterfeited. 1t would
seem surprising that so bad counter
felt should find any circulation what
ever, but for knowledge Of the fact that
many people never scrutinize small
change given them. The counterfeit
ought not to decline any but the most
ignorant persons. 1t is mean ensrav-
Ing in every way. The vignette of
Secretary Dexter is very poorly execu-
ted, and bears but little resemblance to
the portrait on the genuine note. The
paper ofths csunterfeit is tosgh and
thick like that Of the good note, Blu. it
is without the colored silk threads
which seem like hairs worked into the
body of the paper, for whioh there Is q
secret process exclusively With the
government. Sundry green seratshss
90 the back Of the counterfeit note
seem 10 recognise this deficiency in the
spurious paper ed proclaim Ne eAak