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T1ThE RaEAfyEnS OF the nEPu5.
LiCAN PARTY OF EUREKA
COUNTY.

At \ MEETING or THAT PORTION
n Of thu Republican County Central Com
mittcc OF Lander county. noW residing III ~
rcka county. holden at tn town of Eureia,
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, The understand were. by the
last Republican tonyrrtion ot Lander county,
ap, oiuted a :Sub-Ccntral Committee, To fur
ther the interests of the Republican party III
that portion oi Lander count. now comprised
within the limits OF Eureka county: and
hcrca> said Eureka COUNTY has since be.n
created ont ot TIL territory emil brarcd within
th2 original jHllsdittiun Of said Sub-tentral
Committee; and
whereas The Republican party Of said En-
reFa county ls without Central Committee
CT 9th r ursanl a,lUn; q
v hrrcaS il i icclntd necessary and exHctli-
ent for tiIp turtherancc ui L enH5iican ifiici-
girS uS we'll ~ tCr tn S,lrcc>s and harmony
oi t,n rnrtv,t or-aul'o the ticpublIcan par
~ Of Eureka county by thc aprolnlmcnt o. Il
Co:nty Central Committee II ho!d until t h.
meeting, Of thn krr, bNrnn CrnNeution III EG-
reha coGi,ty: therefore, be it
Resolved That the following named per-
scnS be, and They hereby ar, aproirtcd $
Central Commiiteo III and for EGrrka cos:nty,
with ail the Powers Usaa! ly vested in slrh
committees, to hold until tha mectiug q ths
first i,ciEbllcuE tV8uty ConyeEuan Of Lure
ka county:
I. hamilton. Vanderbilt.
q. Ball. ,ioo>ac NJ" tntain.
Wm. NJ Shirley. diamond Valley.
Ar.hibad fmnar. iaHIan"i's ianch.
4. g. Mci>cn IL, Dmdvrbers iilii.
". l.. Griffin, alisado
}. L. MaGchant, aletdc.
Frank hiaiu. Euhy liu.
llUd>on h.ll. ituby i.iil.
". l.. De hitt, Curtc,.
VI. y. Haskell, Eureka.
W. +. llarrub. ErrrI 4.
Thomas Nrcn Eurcka.
james l.. smith, krraKa.
l.udullh Leu niger, hureka.
clay >imms, Eureka.
j. II. lulHn-. Eurcha.
John II. Morrison, Earcna.
{. +. ilqrn, Eureka.
Hiram Johnson. Eureka.
J. :. " NEiiten, Eurnra.
Jacob -, s>ii,l.h, i3urrna.
Jos1ph lu-uui, E,lreha.
lrurk Nittenbrrg, Eurena.
Thomas :. Douglas, EUr2Aa.
And b. it + rth,r,
Re."ly sd. That having arr rointca a ccnnit-
tee which il Is earnestly hoped will give en-
tire satisfaction IL ,vrry nlembcr Of the Re-
publican PARTY in furcka county; deeply ini-
pressed with TIL correctness o. the doctrines
l.cA-afcd b. thr Ndti, nal .t"lJh ,icni, ~ It;
san" Inc ui ;ic ul;ieIatH u!aaih OF tiaS
doctrines on every foot u, So cvaSscrated to
hhvtty and Justice, and Feeling that p'.r ,istis>
Il re ccaS,,. ne hereby most re-,'cctiuliy 70
,!sn Uar Official connection VII aid conIlni,-
tee. JOHN F. EAN>lA, Chairman.
/. ". CNuNEh.
Nm. HEAD.
Fureha. June |, iH1i. le.
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And diseases arising rom the use of Mercury.
sgch a. pains in the shin bones, swrllings ef
etc., ctc., and impurities Of tho blood, cured
in a short time by the use Of my NEGETA-
Bile VI MI RES, known only to mysel.,
Be not deferred from calling On DR.. IoZEE
from dclcacy or n fear of exposure, rs the
Doctor is n man in whom YOU can trust, and
all cases are treated with the utmost secrecy.
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fDLITIC1E.
STATE CONVENTION.

TIVE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
4 the Democratic and Liberal Party met al
pursuant to cali. The following arpportion-
mcnt Of delegates to the State Convention was
adoptcl
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FOR SALE

'I'Wo EtGGltS AND pIIAENE>S. ~
Also fine lot Of Bear and 'S2Sr
" of SKIN Robes. Also. Work and ts-r'f
SaIile Horses AL III good order. y L !
Aprly at the pEAIt.a ~ tBlE. at~ls
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kHOlS S.AIE.

At THE RICHMOND MINE-A House
n fitted NJ l"r boardng-house. contains
ing three rooms and Il cellar Inquire on tho
premises, BENJAMIN MITCHELL.
IN-N,lulf
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FOR SALE.

4 FIENISllED HOUSE WITH go
y lot. situated on Paul street. \ de- -A..4
sirubic residence. size oi lot, - loo ieet.
For particulars nsIIrc on the promises Of
iyl I'll l.. {. AhNoLf.
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE Gen.
TRIAL Committee.

\T 4 MEETING OF TIE UNION re-
~ publican state Central Committee, Ii Id
III Virginia City. Jane n, lN7i ii was
Resolved, ihat Il state Convention Of the
Union Rcp1lhlican party be held at v Giunc-
nrcca. on Thursday, Surter. hor II, 1874. to
nominate Candidates .or the following o.liccr..
to-;rit:
Governor. Lieutenant Governor. rerre-
sentative III Congress. two justices of tn -
premr Court long and short ttrms,l cccrt-
tafy of state, Attorney General, Treasurer UF
state. Controller ot state, Sufveyur General,
Superintendent of Public lnstrrcti,n, state
Minaraoeist, Clerk of the supreme Court,
State Printer. and state Central Committee.
and for the transaction Of such other bi,si-
hess n shall properly ccine betorc The CoG-
ventiur.
Resolved, That each county ba entitled to
one delegate at large, ono Tor each 100 votes
and one for cach fraction over - votes east
FOR j. W. l!aines, Presidential Elcctor, at the
general election Of l>12.
i.cso!vcd. That the test to be required of all
yut2rs at the primary elections Of the parry
shall be: iilst-Aro you a citizen d. the
United States and the State ot Nevada, or
viii Won he lawful voter mt the ensuing elec-
tom S"cund-Nill you support the numi-
ness Of the Republican State and County
Convention at the next clrctionc
Resolved. That the several county commit
tees b. recommended To adopt such other
means and tests aS may seem to th"m noccs-
sary to thr promotion OF purity and fairness
at tn, primaries.
Delegates are arrortioned to the several
coHntirs as follows:
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Rfhfkah Charity lfgrle. L.0.0f.

'lNiE REirl.AH MEETINGS OF THE
| Hebckuh charity Bcgrce Lodge. /. q. %.
T.. viii be held until further notice ON tho
first an. thild FRIDAYS of each moi;th.
Hour ui Meeting. : o'clock T.. VI.
s7-ti ". II. DAVENPORT. y. q.
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FOR SALE.

A STONE AND BRICK HOUSE, WITH
n four rooms, hard finished. Will ee
sod AZ 4 bargain. For particulars. inquire
ON the premises. ON Paul street. or of ". Il.
TAl Eok. on Spring street. tys~t
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FOR SALE

A PRIVATE DWELLING-IlOuS CON
n tanning three rooms and some furniture.
situated on Spring street below Clark. FOR
particulars apply TO MRS. WILfOkD.
iy.I-SS in the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
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a. q. H.

'lliE A. q. II. meet every first and third
/ SATURDAY ENENlNG of each month.
at o'oelock. at III, corney oi Clark and
y Nonroe streets. until further notice.
TliuS. liALEN, pre>ider..
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN, Secretary. att
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CIVIL EMGIMEER.

United States Deputy Min
eral Surveyor.
I FAVE Oi,pEHS At THE LAW OPFICE
Il Of Day. +. Eaily. first decor north OF
turner House, EGrcEa.
residence On Monroe street, re of Turner
Heus.
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K. a., u. g..

DEGILAR MEETINGS OF pAoD-ISRE
N retreat No. 81, X. 4. L. H., will be held
at odd Fellows hall every VI. .NpAl EVEN
ING. Special meetings, at the call of the
:. q. :. Sir knights of sister retreats in
good standing are cordially invited 10 attend.
:. T.. KELLY, :. Il. :.
BHNJ. &. LEVY. Recorder. jei
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Tie Old formulas

nf ricord. Acton and Bostwick are of little
account, except to dry up the disease on tho
sur ace. leaying the ioiSon in the blood,
which, sooner or later, will show itself aS
sccundav disease in IN aggregated form. These
fact, have learned by experience, and think
| can saY without buaStng that | have seen
more lrartce in these diseases then any other
physician in Nevada, dating as it does from
1879. 1t becomes you. therefore, to think well
before you employ physician.
VI ho i the proper eHe to cunsult-an Old
cxrcreneod one, or one who has recently SET
tied amongst you :
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Syph;Iitic Disease,

As it presents itself on this coast, is of more
formidable character than that seen in tho
Atlantic states or Europe, arising rom tho
fact Of its being compound OF spanish, Chi
nese and Sandwi h stand disease. Those of
You who have visited the two latter countries
no donbt have seen the dreadful effects of :.
Oh both the native and fore ign population. 1t
requires altogether different modes Of treat
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Ny Plan is Purely Vegetable.
R.seun.a.isu,s. NEURALGIA.

Destroying the disease and purifying the
bood. that there is no danger of seeend-
Il y ~
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FOR SALE!

1--WE "BEIiLIANT SALOON" oC- 40
] curiei by VIM. Evans, on Main -
street, tyo doors below the Parker House.
The premises will he sold separate or in
Whole 10 suit Purchasers. For particulars.
alrly 10 Nils. W ILi okl',
jyiI-:,w in the Cosmopolitan Hotel
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PIrTsHURG, Sept. II, lSd
ID. NJ. pOVB:

Dcou' Sir After experimenting with
vour desulphurized coal, i'll our air
furnaces. we give you the following re-
suits, viz: The heat is increased from
one quarter to ono-'hirl. The amount
of cinkers i'll the gra,e is decreased to
less than one half. our iron is strong
er and softer, and the time saved i'll
melting is all of one-quartcr.
BAi.EMAN N Co.
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In all their various forms, either Primary,
Sccundar. Or Hereditary. completely eradi-
Gated from the 'yStenI. Your constitution
being restored Il ,,orfect health. there will ~
no danger Of handing down to your children
that terrlble disease known ~ Scro.uIa.
, 1874-01-03

talized the face Of Nature, rejecting the sun
light from millions Of pIismatic aogles. like =
scene Of enchantment, as We entered the tIaln
for town. Within mile Of London Bridge Sta
ton NO found ourselves suddenly enveloped in
what Mr.. Cough has felicitously termed IN at
uosphe1o strongly resembling pea-soup in color
and consistency. Our progress thence into Lon
don was slow and hazardous. Tho exhilarating
air of the country had changed to stinging,
nar1ow- penetrating chill, unlike anything We
have experienced in our own country. At the
station We bribed a reluctant cabby to drive us
arouud st. Pauls Cathedral and across the
city" to Holboru and the West End, where at
o'clock the fog Was the BLACKLIST aud most fright
ful. As ne drove over the Holborn yiadnct
the colossal statue OF England'a vlrtuo1n
sovereign. Which adorns the bridge, could Dc
dimly discerned in the waving billows Of uli7t,
looming like = coroneted spectre. The
street lamrs we're al lighted. and in every house,
shop, and gin-palace window the gcs was burn
ing as in the darkest night. but now o1nlttinE
sickly blurred light. Quo could not distinguish
any object at q yards distance tho occupants
OF carriages oven were sometimes invisible to
each other. Occasionally the fog would hlt q
little or become less dense, when vehicles or hu-
man figures could be family outlined moving
worldly about in the most absurd and impossible
attitudes like disembodied spirits IL q sea OF
smoky yapor. Gustave Doze's mastery sketches
in Blanchard Jerrold'B Illustrated London gives
one toerable idea Of such scene, but they OF
course lack the most appalling feature, color,
which yesterday was deep reddish yelloR, not
unlike the lurid smoky tnls OF the heavens dur
inc some great contiagration in the night. AZ
natural consequence, innumerable collisions BE-
tween pedestrians as we'll as sohclea We're OF
frequent occurrence.
, 1874-01-03
FREE PASSES.

An arrangement heretofore existed by which
country editors received annual passes from va
rious railroads, in consideration Of which they
kept standing advertisement in their papers for
the roads. But the free-paBs systom having been
abolished by most of the lines in this city, these
editors will hereafter be compelled to either pnr-
chase their tickets at the regular rates. or elsa
walk. 10 have no misunderstanding about this.
the Illinois Central Railroad has issued the fol-
lowing notice:
CHICAGO, Dec. 80, 1873
urAn 61n: Tho managers Of tho lines running
uorth northwest, west, south, atd SOUTHWEST IRON
Chfcaeo having decided not to Issue rasses II pay
meu for advertising, you will pleaae discontinue tic
advertisement Of this Company now published III con-
eidcration Of pass or passes, % the same cnnos oe
Should We desire to advert1se in your paper Te VIII
a1rauee with you and pay for same. AL contracts
mede for advertising during 1873 T1l expire Will lno
YEAR aud no bills claims Tor advertising a1ter tant
date will bo entertained, unless BY setlnc agreenen1
made before he sdye1ssemen: Is inserted. Respect
f,,1I1 rnurs W.P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent
Several applications have been made BY mem ae
be1s Of tho Logisiatur for tres passes, but they
have been invariably refused. Both the chlcaso
4 Alton aud the Illinois Central claim that, un-
der The railroad law Of Illinois, they are debaIred
from issuing passes, to substantlate which they
refer to the attle in the declaration hlod against
The Northwestern, where damages are demanded
because ther carried one man fee, while several
o&hers had to pay for their rides
, 1874-01-03
PETTY CRIMES.

=.
John Grey was arrhgned before Juhtlce BOY
den yesterday. for stealing pair Of gloves from
the store No. 400 State street. He was sent to
80 uo,,sa ~ C,rrao+;on for tbirte 10 =.
'no 41ou0' - o01Aee.4'. ~ 49,
Justice sculfy Yesterday held Cyrus Is. Fisk IN
bonds OF s1'ooo 70 appear 81 tno cflmlna1 cou1t
for trial on the Charge OF burglary. It is alleged
that be stole pair Of boots from No. 377 West
Kinzie street.
John Murphy is under cloud just now. He
raatardav r,or1,;no and seve1el ncrsons swora
nositiyaiy thai it was be who stole $50 worth OF
, 1874-01-03

the Communion. There will also be q sermon
in the morning. At the evening service tho
sermon will be appropriate to the new year.
The annual election Of officers and business
meeting OF the Police Protective Association.
will take place in the Council Chamber at II
o'clock tomorrow forenoon.
A reply to Judge Booths paper on {. 1nspira-
ton, read before the Philosophical Society .
few evenings ago. will be given by Mr.. A. B.
Keith, Sunday evening, ut the Church OF tue
New Jerusalem, on Washington street, opposite
Union Park.
lege. will address the Philosophical Society this
evening on the Daswinian theory Of the origin
OF man. The membership Of the Society has be-
come so large that tho hall will scarcely seat all
who attend, and ths Executive Committee is
compelled to announce that non. u.members will
have to pay the admission fee Of Is ceuta-
, 1874-01-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The ancient Order OF Hibernians will hold
mating .t No. SOL Hslsted street, Tuesday even
mo All members are requested to be present.
The Young Mems Christian Association have :,
arranged The Depot 1eading~room 80 h thst ~ al
rieitors to-day will be comfortable: Ihey WeEe
rot u nranared for the crush yesterday, but we're
glad to see so many. 1t is open from =. N. 70
8 i. ID.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho Board Of
Managers Of the ErIing Momans hetuge h; w., 1a ~
held d the institution st ~ O'CLOCK LILLE ''i''
noon.
Tn.morrow morning Bishop Cheney will 3D.
1r,niatar vt Christ Church the rite OF confirms
don to large number Of persons: Ihe esf1 c.:
srnnnv Sill ha followed tr hriaf addfas4s and
, 1874-01-03

The Firemen's Benevolent Association cleared
81. 200 by the bali Wennesday evening.
The County Agent who has for 4 long time
carried on his work 10 the quarters on tho corner
OF Randolph and Halsted streets, which are alto
gethcr to small, is about to more roomy place.
It is probable that the basement and first floor
of No. 90 Canal street will be his future head
quarters.
Was caused by ilre in tho dwelling-house No. 44o
Michigan avenue, due to an oyorheated hot-alr
furnace. The furnace stood on q wooden floor.
which, having become very dry. burned rapidly.
The damage only nominal the ire being
quickly put out.
The Coroner held an inquest yesterday noon
upon the body OF Clara. Hall. d child years old,
day previous at Lhe homo of its mother, No. lit
Elizabeth strcot. The child upset & konosenc-
lamp upon itself, and tho jury gave & verdict in
accordance with tho facts.
Tho Chicago Board OF Underwritera held it's
annual meeting yester;lay, and elected the fol
lowing officers for the current year: President,
George c. Clarke {ro-electcd; Vce-Presidenr,
H. H. Brown; Treasurer, H. L. Pasco IRE
elcctcd); Secretary. Alfred Wright (re-elected); +;
Fire Patrol Committee, A. @. Ducat, l. J. Lewis.
and Z. n. Teall.
The aI1rn, of fire from Box 15G At 1:20 o'clock
yesterday morning was occasione1 by the burn
ing OF u two-story frame dwelling house. No. lag
Weston street. The house WIS occupied by Mrs
Catherine RYAN, and up-Btairs by Mr. John
Toole Tho loss on building and furniture was
abou: $500, uninsured. shed continuing q
COW worth $50 was also burned, and tho COW
Ru1ocated.
Tho Board OF Trade held meeting yesterday
afternoon, ut which tho following ticket WIS put
in nomination for officers for 1874: President
George II. Howe; Second vico-President, y; n.
Stu1ges, Directors, a. S. Burt, N. 3. Miller,
William Dickinson. J. 3. Hobbs. 4. Poole.
Committee on Arbitration, George Stewart
William Knkead, Fl. Jackman. II. n. Young. Ira
Younglove; Committee on Appeals. A. II. Dali,
II. c. Ranney, c. E. Culver, Alexander Geades,
Il. ". Rogers, Jr.
The friends of Engine Company No. II in
vited the boys at the snsinc-hotlse, No. 80 West
Lake street, day before yesterday evening, and
gave very delightful surprise party. About
thirty or FORT! couples we're present, and tho
evening passed of in q most enjoyable manner
with dancing and refreshments. Assistant.
Foreman James o'Drien and Engineer Daniel
Healy acted as floor managers, to the satisfac-
ton OF all present.
, 1874-01-03

The Hon. John Early:
DEAR SIR: 1t affords me pleasure to enclose
the note Of Mrs. Fowler, together with IN ap-
plication for an additional 3l2. 500 on my life,
making SIC, 900 now in your Company on my
life.
Ny yen1s Of confidence in your Company has
only been realized in your consideration for Mrs.
Fowler. Truly yours, E. e. Assay.
In connection with the above from Yrs. Fowl
or and tho Hon. E. G. Assay in regard to the pay
ment of loss on the late Col. Fowler: Of Chicago,
it seems proper to atate that all policies issued
by the New England Mutual Life, Of Boston,
are made nonfoIfeitab1e by an act Of the Legis-
lattre of Massachusetts,
When premium is due, aud remains unpaid,
tho said act provides that the then existing cash
value Of the policy shall apply for the payment
OF premium at term rates, and the Company
thereby becomes liable for the amount Of pol
icy, in case OF death, while such insurznco con-
tinueB.
Under this benefcent provision, the Company,
through its Illinois Agency, has paid ten 30
called forfeited policies. amounting to $50. 900.
Eight were in Illinois.-the other two III Ne
braska,-one OF which lad been forfeited two
years and ten months.
The Company has boon doing business thirty
years. ana it's management throughout las beea
conservative and economical, and its reserve
fund always largely In excess Of al La
formly below tho rata Of mortality
assumed. The interest realized on Investments
las been in excess Of the rate anticipated, while
tha EXPENSES hayo been very much less. thereby
making good return OF eufplus to polcy-hold-
ers and reducing the cost Of insurance.
Thus it will be eeen that policy in the New
England Life" seems actual indemnity At the
lowest possible cost.
1he Company's Chicago Office is in LaSnlle
Block, northwest corner OF La6alle and Madl-
son streets. JouS EARLY,
General Agent.
, 1874-01-03


Grandfather Jesse Merrlmais. Of Jones county
Iowa. is so year. Old, but hapnler .han eset .
10y was. His wife presented n'fn 10" GAYS ago
with bouncing pal: OF Twins.
"a committee when nas oeGn e1a"tnlns tItal tuo
financial affairs Of tie Maine Insane Hospital.
hns mild way OF putting It.. we hno, says
the report, some irregularities IN the accounts m
and recommend change In the hnanela. OIL
cer."
+ Milton B. Hopklns' state ouperlntenaens u
Inbuc 1astrucutn, III 1uulana stroEet, oo:o
Gates tho liceusing OF saloons The snpern-
tendent argues that If tho sale OF liquor Is per,
mitted at all, the SCHOOL 1uno EiSnt JUST ~ "e!l
receive yearly roVenuo OF $1o9;ooo 1fotn tn'4,
SOURCE Under the Baxter La" the SCHOOL lano
gets nothing.
"A young girl ncaf ola1engo, 4u"a' - "ou~
derfuuy married by rattlesnaAea. naonloe ~
tally around her mock. SIDE oF bioe; are t"o
analics IS natural as IL awe, ana tne skln oe1.s
transparent they seem oalr 1SinH N "A1' lor y
victim: on ing 1ron' ol .ne nech au up1ea
part OF tho neck are tho ra1tles,-as tnoukn i"
bfeast-pln,- ,-maAlng perfect picture anu sneo-
ding regularly every year. .,;,.
Two New Aoa2;ans arc la"inS 1or pos,
session OF hog Taiuca A. 9a;t2. ~ Tue aesonn
trlnl OF tho case tno LAZY sI.:s ~ r.
eight lawyers shed lig1'L npon tae lua'tes. 1nJ
costs now amount 10 Toto, coslaes attorneys
fees.
-clark County, 1hd,, has b:uetea,u nlulei ,.ei
Janes ecott Mormon l'leaGn,s ~ ts .,e y.
his wife confined IN room without Henn ~ ~ W
sunlight since the 1st q september: maon tne
room was o!ohen la.o ~ fps,st ~ - ha IN ~
ne.ghbor8, the woman Was toono 10 ~ IL
dy1pS conaition' ocott 10 l's'ne'
Another dreaaial Warning ~ suun-saAe,s :s ~
comes from tolnmcus, onlo' "u1ie .Ia n4a! W
seon 'ne nAa tt t'a n.nD ronh;r~ hanl, Vail
tiary. One night, "l!en ioonlns; oa!A. s'oii5
ing to depFaTed appettc, nc tooA = r., plue.1. aua
The fatal sneeze botrayea Hi'n: 1hut saee~e,
too WIS his 'ast' 'or III tne tsni'en''a's "o 40
, 1874-01-03

Tho through Pacific Express train for Council
Bluffs, Omaha, Denver, San Francisco, and all iaf
West points, will leave Chicago Sunday jan T. At 1ola
N. vis Chicago Rock Is1and Pacific Railway, stop
ming at MI regular stations on main bne.
Tickets via Chicago, Burlington Quincy, or Chica-
40 Northwestern Railroads. VIII be taken on .n's
frniu 4. II. SMITH, General Passenger Agent
, 1874-01-03
THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL.

CHICAGO, Dec. II, 1878.
GENTLEMEN In acknowledging the prompt
payment Of tho policy for 5000 Oh my late hns-
bands life, after its lapse by nonpayment of the
premiums for 1872-'73, permit to tender my
thanks to your Company. Respectfully yours,
Mrs RoaHRs FOWLER,
To The he.c Enqla,,d 4utuat Life Insurance Capany
, 1874-01-03

course to relieve themselves Of this clamor and
get rid OF many that have no right to synp p.thy.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2, 1874. An OLD CITIZEN.
, 1874-01-03

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Ottawa aud S.teahir Passenger.
Dubuque / Sfo11 City E1p..,...
Pacific tAst Line. fur omaha. .
Kansas CITY, lcayenwo7th, A.
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Aurora P.Hseuxcr............
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Dubuque i Siou1City Exp.
PaoItio Night E1p. fur Omaha. .
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chi.on / st. Jt.eph E1p......
Duvnor'a Grove Accommodation
Dnwners* Grovc Accommodation
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, 1874-01-03

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, 1874-01-03

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Depots-Fcot La:<-s:.. Indiana and Stret1tA.t..
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st., Cra,I Ialctde Nvtef. and at depots.