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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-08

2onb on, Z. Sull.-Seute Utorgeu coutz
oirten auf Der yQancaibire= Yortibirez Sabn"
;rpei 9iiae, rpobet flint Berionen get0Otet rno
ilebrere Qnbere perlett Wuroen.
Sis emsliid,e 9rsfie t,bsr pen @eeierositats=
~eftf"s '"'"eas asm@ose Hsa @ef' S'""'e" ""'
0onbOn, 8. Suli. = Ser gStanoaro"
beIprid)t ben stpil6en ben Ser. Staaten unb
Canada angebabnten HeciproSitdts= Sertrag
unb iagt: ygSiro berlelbe an9enomren, 10
niro oaourd) eln beionberer norbameritanilter
3oQperein gebilbet merben in Se5ug allf allc
melentltd)en Sanbels 9rtifel smild)eu ben
Ser. Staaten unb Canada. @nglano miro
oaour6 bon ben canaOiideu Widrften, gleid
elmer fremoen, Suriid9eietten gfarlon ausge
idlofIen merben.
Die canabid)e 9ren3e miro banltt tbatidd)-
lid gu eriitiren aufbOren, uno bic abiorptlon
Der engliihen norbtamerifanii6en BroutnSen
bleibt nur nod cine Srage Der 3eit."
sSranfreid.
Seriatlle8, Z. Suli. - Die gtatlonalz
Seriammlung bat Die Debate iiber Die Snter=
pellation beSiiglid) Der Suspenbirung oes
Slattes ygllnion" bis ror9en aufgei6oben.
Yaris, 7. Suli.-Ote MuniSipal= =gSabl
8iQ tuurbe beute in Der National= l=Seriamnlz
lung angenonmen. SaS Somlte fir 9eIet5=
entlOiirfe bat &o6efoucaulO'S Sorid)lag Sez
treffS gSieoerberitellung Der 0tonar6ie per=
morfen. @s puroe gebofft, oaBr nm Die
Coalition Der Sinfen nit ben 2egttlmtlter
anfsubebe1, Der 8erif)t beS @onlte'8 iiber
8ofeioucanlb Soridllag nit Der morgigeu
Snterpellation Sugleid perbanbelt nerben
m0d)te, oa Die Meinun9en Der bcibenBarteicn
iiber Die eritere 9lngelegenbeit melt au8einanz
oergeben. Sie Nattonal Serianlmlnng bat
inbeB nit elmer Waloritdt bon 100 Sttmmen
entidieben, bon bem SOri6lag &o9eiou=
caulo'S 9ti6tS b0ren Su pouen.
Die Situation oes Miniteriums ipiro fri
tiif. Die gemdBigte nno bic duBerite Hiufe,
iopie 120 QegitimiIten baben iid) iett gegen
oaiielbe pereintat. 8aoul Supal, Wtonarz
dit, mirb norgen ipabrl6etnlid) ben Sor=
id)laq MAIDEN, bab Die Hational Seriannl-
lung li6 auflDie. Ser Jtid)ter, wel6er bic
8erbanblungeu beS bonapartitii6en @enz
trail &omtte'5 unteriud)te, iol bel Der gtatio.
nal -Serianlmluug ulu Die @rlaubniB nadgez
iu6t baben, t6rn. Jtouber belangln 81 oiir=
feu.
Sdttfsnad1rtdIten.
Sreit Z. Sult. - Ser 0ampfer y Ye-
riere" lit bon Hemz0 0Orf bier angetormen.
Sou be III II, Z. Sult.-.Oer Sanl'
pier ySranfiurt" traf bon Stem Dorf bier
etn.
sln9efomulen: 9pfr. nMoiel" BON gtetu~
OOrf.
2oubon, 7. Sult.-0er 9pfr. r@uelic"
iit bon 9telpz Dorf bier eingetroifen.
Queenstomn, 7. Suli. - Der 0pir.
uStalta" 1T bon gtetu=Dorf bier augefon1nleu.
Queensto tomn, Z. Sult.-0er Oampfer
vglbbottsforo" lit bon YbilaOelpbia bier an
9efOmmen.
Harft uno 85rie.
2iperpool, 7. Sult. Saummo1e feit.
Sberl. 81, Srl. 8s-k. Srobitoffe flau. -
8aiSen rs. 2d.-12.4.-Mebl27s. S6mal5
53s.
2onbon, 7. Suli. - Die SntereTenrate
auf Der gDrie betrGgt 21.-@rie 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-08
sfeuere Serid1te pott Suba.

9abanna, 6. Suli.-Oie amcrifantl6en
Sdifie i'm bieiigen 6afeu iparen am Sabre8=
tase Der amertfaniid)en llnabbdngi9feitserfld=
ring geiaggt.
ytad) 0adriften aus6 6auanua bonn l. Suli
iit Der pormali9e 9eneralz lzaominiitrator Der
5auanna> 9ptterie, 3. Salero, aus benz Sc.
fIn9niiie entlaiien iuoroen uno am 80. Suni
mad Spauien abgereiit. 0eiien anaeber iinb
i'll Inflagesuitanb bcriebt porben. @ner
bapon, Der iriibere Sntenbant 8ilantl, mel
der iid in Spanten befinoet, pegen illegaler
3uriidhultung, betrii9eriiber unO unbeiugter
@rbebnng BON Gontributionen, Seri6lellDe'
rung Der Dffentlid)en @elber uno Seranbung
Se6 Sd,nt.pS
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Gin Gfubred,er bon einent War=
i6aQ TT Selbftuertbetot8nng
erSH Il, fSeft

Cincinnati, 7. Suli.-gSiliam Sobn=
ton, ipeseu @inbrud]S 3u Deuop-S Sprln9s,
Ohio, in 6aft, mahte geiteru auf ben Utar=
idaa Sommelin einen l1Hroeriihen angriff,
lporauf aetterer ben @eiangenen in Selbts
nprthpihinlluo erldoR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-08
S0OtiiG,er (SfScuballttsllt

0epeide aus Mernpbis, Gem, melpet, oab
Der Accommodations .3ug auf Der rSids-
burg zDteribianz Sabn" am Samitag entgleiite
3uei BerioneH wurOeu set0otet unb bier per-
mun0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-08

Stem OOrf, I. Suli. = @el6 ATTN gu
2-S. 8e6isl fau, 4.SS. Sob flau 81 1O9f-
1893. Sbligationen flau, Sedlier 1861 '62sr
1929. 4ftier aftip, aber flan, gteipzYorf @en=
tral 994, grie 81, Safe Sbore 74a, Sas.
Central SO, Bittsbnrg 874, ytortbpetern
4Ot, pref. SCI, Sod Sslanb 995.
llnterihatamts SilhnS: Sob $51 ,621, =
2O5. Snrrnllt S55 6O3 .O36.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-08
S6otli0e S0icBaHatre um cit
SSrat.ett5 5tutt,tef.

Gam Ben, VS., I. Snli.-3luel SnDt-
piouen, gfanenS Dean unb SteUeniou, gerte-
then beute Rafmittag lpegen eines Sra1eltz
summers in Streit. Dean griff Steoenion
NIT einem 9iarmeier OIL, worauf 2ebtcrer
Dean Dur9 eiren YiltolenidnB III Die llnfe
Seite Der SruIt t0otlid) perlpunOete. Stez
peNion 1T perhaftet n0rben.
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Gin 0lrst beaeht selbifmora

YrooIben &C, N.=S., Z. Sul1. = Or.S.
81. Sennings, ein prominenter grst ans
Naibpille, Senn., nabm fd hente sDsorgen
i'm Sotel am Narraganiett- -Yier oas 9eben.
Seins 9fidte, cine Gohtcr bes @g=@ouper=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-08

Gin smeibeintge8 9 DIN ein.-9r
vGal. Oemofrat" pom 81. Suni bartdltet
y@ine ais yStcliraB" befaunte Bcri0nlidtcit,
Namcn8 2(brabam Cooper, iuurOe 9ounerS=
tag 9lbeno in einem 6auIe an Gooper'S 2llley
to0t gefunben. Cooper aB Dor ctntger 3elt
IN elmer Ntabl3eit uno innerbalb einer halbeu
StunOe etnen Srutbabu bon IA RfunO uno
ein gan5es S9warSbrOo, uuO tranf Su ctner
auseren 3eit iunerbolb eincr balben StunOe
groBe Slider 8ier, l @la8. S9nup5, 2
Slaifen 0totbrpeiH, 2 Slider Sin uno @laS
@ognac, i'm @anSeu II @ulloneu."
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@rploiina eincs SSl,tBoampfers.
xD0te it1to 2Sertutt, pete.

ct. I 0 MS Ufo., z. Sull. > OleHenel
oes 9ampiers ySeue" oon Sefierion, melder
ben Siage 9itoer befubr, erplooirten geitern
4beno, ais Der 0ampicr etwa Oteilen BON
Seiisrion Gitp entiernt mar. 0as SAiff
wurOe pol1itdnoi9 sertriimnlert. Der Gapitdn
q. u. !Sibbaro, Der 2ootie leranberStemart
uno eiu Yaiiagier, gtamens Sobn Selp,
wurbeu perbriibt; lpie erbeblid), tit nid3t be-
FAINT 3lpei farbige 0fatrolen tpereen ter-
mitt uuD itnb mahrifeinli6 ertrlnfen.
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MOb0fatcn, Mer3te, &c.
Deutlhes unN rnal. alotariat.

gSalter 2. 2Silfimion uuo Ssarl Nueuit
gSasner, offenttide ROtare, ytoromeit @de Der
ebarle5z uno Saltimoreltra6e, beiorsen aQe arteu
Der beutiben Sprate aus9eIerti9t IL. le6ericeun9eu
9eliefert.
Der. St.=Bdf5e nerocu 6cIoret. (5uuii5iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-08
0euerc Madlridltcm a1ts @erifo

@alDe t n, 3eraS, Z. Snlt. : DIE be-
ltge Stems" bat bic Ratridt erbalten, bic
@eietaebung BON Sarnanlipas babe Gortina
ais Oiapor BON MatamoraS rpieoer etngelebt.
Die gta6rid)t babe beoeutenoe 9luiregung ber~
porgerufen unb @ortina's Sreunbe Triumph.
rel. @ouperneur Sanales babe Der gSieOer=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-08
9emtid)e ttmo en9tif0e SGmie.
S. Gnapp,
Gde ppn 6ollioap Strebe uHo Orange:

NNHG.
gs iuiro BON 8spor. ee6rern Doafdnbtser ReaIz,
Sprabz, Shreibz, @ieiaugz uno 3eitbuensunterrid,t
ertbeilt eetttoneR int SrGn5ofben uno eateinitell.
Iopte i'm @lapteripelen; auf 8erlaHgeu beordiiber
nuterriht in serihieoenen alaiien. Siir meibidbe
Qrbeiten LIT cine Sebrerin an9eiteGt dit Der SuIe
lit eine SurnauiGtt oerfnipit; auh nerocn Stbiler
in 9oit uno eo9is 9euomnen,
gtdbere austnit ert6etls oer lrinSpaI Der qnffalt
Il. &napp, @de bon 0oatoaeftra6e unb Sranse-
Aueq. (Sanf,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-08
Neue 9u3cigcu.
G.nmnaanisldlaftsz z@uflnil

Snntpagnleld)aFtsz NufInlritg.
9as 6i5ber 5Diten Suuiie BompttB, Sobann
Dem Nameu: n9Sompttb' id)e SsirdIeu Sr8eI.
sSabrifz ontpa gnie" beitGroene 9ompa9niez@e=
iddj lit iett 3 en- Il dg, Den T. Suli lS7i, api8es
!oi't; &4oma5 u. 9unntR9bam bat tetHen Aft9ell
me9r am @eitbdfte. Wtontag 8, oen Is. juIt 1874,
miro oa8 Gjetdit Der 9trAeHor0c oou neuen
@ompa9non's Wteoerbe9innen, mo BON Dem neuen
9ompa9nie 0ci9iite redltiettt9c In5et9e 9emadt
peroen. &oIiie Sonplttj,
(l62-D lpbaun Us. Sttu.
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Scr Selomarft.

nenrs gSiie pou 8irgiuieu, mar 5llr 3eit Der
iShnt hef linn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-08

spe3ial Nott3e,t.
8dItttttote
.fre 9u(urauff Wtiff1

8aIttmote
.3ire e3u(urauft Wfhft,
6QstpestsG6e bon 6eutbs umo &Satets etsake.
Siee @eienidaft psrii%ert fortmd6renb sesen Ser.
Iu1 ODER Sbaben burf 8ranbunsliid iotpoIil In Der
staot, pie TN eanbe. arle Nrten bon Giaeutbum,
Wobn@, saben= unb Waarenbduier, San6eISsiter,
AdeIbaus usYroeufte, gobeln. Saus @erdt6ibaften,
itte fSa6r3euse Il. {. ~.
Das 2treftoriur! beite9t aus jolsenoen Serreu:
geo. ". Biders, 6. b. 9apif,
Sapto g. WitIon, s. Robt. Senftns,
Solidb Xsnuin9ton, 9. Morton Stemdrt
5rlncs {. Sina. %. +. gfefucomer,
5enrp Carroll, GrptGe Soriuts,
G. 9. Steuurt. u. %. Gaulor,
28al. 5. 1rune, Ssraet Gobeus
George g. Sarriion.
ApPi,atons SosHnssse lax gS Osits5s MsIl hss
SoutoE unS 93aterfraBe, ertbeilt mo aud ale sufs
trdse foforl erleei9t peroen Berfberuusen tgerosu
aut rseno cine tsrif auseaommea. Uelbe Der applt.
falt niinihen mag.
CSani, ,iSI) 0r. @ooSwpstb, Sefr.
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8ermii@te Mm3cige1t.

9lm bic 50. 9abio &eap e. g.,
sir. II, smo=@ahftraBe.
U,eine Serreu Dos NiaGen Der aubenieite metnes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno SauS on Der Siibof>@de Der
Sanoperz unh @amoenfrabe, un9eidbr 200 Auas
orotfuB SberIdde entbalten6, madte Denl9er, als
anffrid1e notbmenbts. Da i'd Die @runobeitano=
tbeile oerelben tenne, nit Der obisen 2baade Derz
bunbeu, 10 empieble it Sbre 6arbe NIT plelem Serz
9nisen. Grsebenit .. e.,a
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ilJeuia beG(iIa0ia;f Matten

Ioeben empfangen uno gu Denaer, ais bal6em 8oz
iteupreiie pert1uft, iolpie aud cine Fdrte biat9e
gB a d. s tn d c, jn9rGinz uno Jfa9=Ieppidbe Del
2. SSed)t, iun..
gir. 1879, Siip=9roaSmag,
U30-) nu9e SantItrQBe.
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MleranOer &olf,

Gr. IL, 3aip Buildings, Siiomeytz@de pom ct.
Bdul= uno Serng gtonraBe, belorgt 9eritbtlidDe @e@
bdfte uu6 Goaettionen III gnerifa uuo europa.
(Sth3-l
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Or. NfcorN.
0r< Cttc0tO,
Al "a n : " ette=, uuterh b b E I
~ - ~ q a m q = ff I a Sc II = :

8 0m at ftra6e,
n.ri5 Iauaidhri9e Gridbrun9 in europdiid,en
nc,u,tafesr un6 Vripaf 4raEis etne ihnene 5eiiung
Ssr Xraaibaten Der 9arn OIsane, bes Saties, ess
Ras uno beT Rent nsrpSs, gaSs S.sy gslanas!i
ssn SaSnfan, g$miubfn9t u, {. No.. Dou iussaSiis
Der IabeSadb dbtiamfeit bersitreno, 9aIantirrssn:
Goaultirfunben: pon 6ts 125, ,non S', eis Q, non
taS iitr; Sonntass pou 10 bis l. Anr ~i'"ass
fAueit,12 Ntte)
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Tuun[fn0 & 5patra,

Sa1maIfcr lllt0 NeDfsal'lDaIte,
Siireau 9tr. 60, ffaBcttenr., Baltimore, Ulo.
uu0
Str. $50, a. Cirabe, gSaibinetou, ,. g.,
praftisiren an aleu @eriten in Dlurolano uno benz
Diftrtt Columbia, ig Dem @ongre6 Der ser Stuateu
uno Der tnternattouGlen Sommiiiion Su Nabuatou,
TNuQ29fSl
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guropaii9e &abelberiGte.
Gnalanp. @tienbahn=l1maIiid.

Qonb n, 7. Sult.-6eute 0forgeu COLT
birten auf Der y2ancabire= Yortibire> Sabn"
Spei 3iise, pobet flint Berionen 9etGotet 1no
mebrere Qnbere uerlett puroen.
Sie ensIifd,e 8refie iiber Sen Heeiprosttdtsz
0ertrag smtIdeu oen 9Ser. Staaten uno
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-31

ment accusing defendant Of i'll using
NeStgruw, three On Jrnucr and hahn,
including an assault with u behaving
pin. and with AIld is charged with a.
>auiling kahn on four different oc-
CaSion>.
The Carson Hill Mining Company
was incorporated to-day. with a cap
i:al stock ot 2.0GN.00O to mine in ala
,eras county. The directors are IL. II.
Bacon. Thomas Brown. Charles I.
Bolts. William Irvine and Robert
Irvine.
The celebrated tra.iius horse, clos
Ter. died today of lung fever and was
buried al HE grounds of the Ray Dis
trict FAR track. The horse WIS sick
when became here.
The great tro.,iug n & is To come oil
to-merruw. mile and repeat. between
Oeridtu; aud Fullerton. In the POOLS.
oecjdeut brings Sllu and Fullerton
>tcO.
The all-absorhiuC toVic among turf
men i the tour-mile running riee To
come oil November llth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-31
AGENTS.
An E..EtrIoN DODGE.

We publish, in another column. a
communication which seeks t . make a
lissIe cheap capital AGAINST sheriff sui
Ivan. ut course. there i n lszi;j-
ustc basis for The deductions a.tcmp;-
cd.o be conveyed. Il j>~tu>;onary for
the sheriff ~ Keep on hand, a; all
times. an ample supply Of license Ger
t.ae3-ez. These are disposed OF from
time 10 time. and AT stated periods the
S4zt'F settles VIII the Treasurer and
.NaIi es. Al license certificates i~>uej
tn tle sheriff 10y the Auditor are
-har-ed to him. and in this way there
j. H.r3zy t}ae that the books Of The
tNuI.sas % no. show Il balance
against che sheriff. such i thc rule
a. over The country, and the fact
tina. Sheriff sullivan may have i'll hi
oAiey Il few hundred dollars worth If
license cert ~.ieaseS, cu5s no figure
NHa,eNer. ~ an electianearju- iacu-
men.. tie e.f,rs Of Il correspondent
!, most certainly Il >ignal failure. Mr..
>..l.Nau las made an txcgi.ca. o.Ere..
ami there = 70 he.,er nsi-hbor o.
mere esr9ee; business man IN ,ht
c#H.usv.
We adl hrpe5ta ~ee H. complain
if~> ~a..eHtanv ~ sa- e=.niH5a,s~ he
m- attacked .hraa-a The gra~~. N.1-
isaaaan a=l uawaz,hE 5aSsn.a -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-31
Tire la the Tsiehcr- 80 Lives Lost
The I iauue> I ajVr Control.

NtECiNlA llN, VT. ~.
kheut . O'Clock this afternoon. the
Reichcr air shaft vas discovered In I've
on tire. The fire started on the >5a-
foot level. ard n few moments after
ward huge Volumes Ot smoke poured
out a. the moHh 81 the shaft. The
alarm was sounded uv the Various fire
bells. aud hoi~iin- works whistles.
Which brought u the lire prrar,-
mcut in iu,l toree. audit hurried IL the
>rtne. followed by thousands of spec
tatorS, including women and children.
fearing their husbands aud ia,h-
err who were working i'll the
mine had persisted in the tlanes. The
Whole energies ot officers and men
cmployrd in the MA Mere devoted IL
tNiin.ui>hiu- the flames. >uptrin-
lenient smith and Foreman Douutllv
Mere on the ground iVr>euajlv super
ini,uiu- the work. y stream Of
va.tr was brought - hear on The fire
through the hai>tius-NoGkS hose.
Hair an hour after the commencement
nj the fire. dunes which had hitherto
been >%uiathrrinL bur>; MP mo the air
With terrisc VIOLENCE I distance of >ey-
cal Haua.Tei tutt. Huri1T- fragments
-; ~ II every direction. \ This
s5e 5lte ire re>emhled = huge vol
cane. y i.W men,. who worked
"a ;lc siam Where the fire
4r-ke eat. nct With d narrow
e>cAis from death. The last Who
=#use#H n lie SHIT bal la pass through
- ttttue> 4 portion Il HE way and
ea:ue nt1r benz >uiiocj'ei. TIE TIM
- ~ the sinai; vii. i'll all rrohati3i-
n. rCUzHe'N consumed To Ire deith
ii ,ua ~.a@n>tn.i IT,. The Fire lie
-. &C. ttf4vt - !.n,t HI nplar. rhn 6jra.-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-31

r,fr,r St.<trx-r A. Ven ,a,y
..,.
.t''t1-'E '''''N''' II No"' 'e''''i- az
atr't oi this morning. l>=fIe, catdI-
Il..> should. in fIF-p .f1y> nj nj ietl
..,.=. ,..=.
ttolt etttit= e7h''lNa3te Standpoint, /
dcctu ItaH ~ >;iaa~. hvirauE Oh h,
If-f 1T, 49,. .i,,+, ,-.L.-,.
-
With HAaud Dc i'N .rtHc,t
mn ta.,aH III dac fG.uHp. PIT - ore
in E,11.,1l.. is. nm, mo ant
i"" "'N> Ii t'es-o''. o. t"' ~ ot
neNt month. L. pia "a han iii The same
,,,.i,,.u f.r t,-n ,s,r. L,u-,r a. -1iu
-. $500, /, So"
-, I.#.f
- ..,.a.t.. to tho Ia.i.=af to.
III .r ,t,,+a -" ~.lI.,.i. -,
-. -
AoA.h 81 = is ArIla IT. i-t.'n-' 30 tn
-. .I ~, l. i .I q 49,, =,
oS'4e'tiI - 4 i M rh.Fil
81" y 81. 81. "'Ht '4oi+l'N II tNotN
'.'.'.i.i' = '.'',' Il i.'t's!'i' HI Vii 'i'
.Nu''s5''' - - nom ''e iie'>att'
I'll m 'A'''t'i - a. t'''-'>'> itiil"hi-
NJ % '''i- ~ = "a NJ ''i',i Gl>''tt';
II tt'e '3.i !itE nj .N1-t}r -! i7Aitl
- III ''# - '-'' AI'>'--4tu: Noil''aH'
september IN, I"Ii> &'"li'd and Yet !
ltiH NOS "h'N me 2l'-.f an cited tut Il
tui -itef sum 81 60 -" ~ctl'i-t'. N
1ftdN'h- HI deoH = t-,oo' -. eet"t CT
- II t7-> a!9tttt al M no >r'lt"-
mon, 14 Nisa .yt4tHt attention
go NY he .''1''>e> ms ,''ht |" s-'"t'-
-HH on . I-A fH4 &c tf.41 Am aIsrHl - -ARl 4 -
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Po>t,nastcr>' Salaries to be Raised
n Federal 0~nicc.hoiicr> Re-
come Candidates tor aa Elective
ofhce-she Question sicia. set
t,ej-Ikc Presidents Becision =
The laiiaa W ar Collapsed.

CHICAGO. Oct. 50.
\ Washington special says that the
Postmaster Generals attention has
been called To the fact thai salaries Of
pp~tWlSter> in large tow nS and cities
are entirely out q proportion II tie
work performed. \ comparative
statement of salaries at prominent
points i being prepared. ter the pur-
pose oi cNulA.tn< tap iict> IN The ease.
and il i the mention of the lo>i-
master General To make such recon-
meudltiun> Tor increased salaries a. ac-
tUal duties in each case seems 10 call
Tor.
>,c~carv Ri tow has had under
consideration ier some time the que--
Ion uilszhcr Federal U~tficc-hotdcrs
should he allowed To become caudi-
date> for election IL offices while they
hold their POSITIONS. The President
and Secretary have held several con-
situations IN regard IL this question.
and the President has fully approved
of the views OF the Secretary, which
are Il 1T tie former oifice- holders
should under 10 circumstances. during
Tier terms 81 office, become cardi-
dIte> Tor ar elective position. The
Secretary Vii >ean issue i circular
conveying the Presidents decision 10
all eli. of the Treasury nrptrt-
mont. TIE deri~ien would have Teen
made applicable 10 the Richmond.
virginia. di~ty.r,. had il been deter
mined III tH.ae. Ina a. tie election ! -
near A han That 10 eauNen ion could
he assembled. Collector Burgess VII
not lie required 10 withdraw from the
canvass. ~tlcreSf CT any oiiieia. - lie
Treasury Department lNt~hH ~ = can
e.! .48.p far III t.1s-.Ng Ra>E .Df. Wi
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tied him Nv the Independent,
he can scare his election hy
a wave of his hand. Sutro
might as we'll subside Mt once;
for, according 10 his own showing,
sharon controls not only Nevada. but
the whole machinery of the Govern
unent OF the United states. and has a
good deal To- say in the administration
of the affairs OF Great Britain.
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BACK AGAIN.-Our dear little friend.
GeorSe rutlv. returned from his east
crn tnur Yesterday. Uncle George is
entirely satisfied with his prospects.
aud feels sure of beating that good
man, Schooling. rs if the vote were
already announced. Uncle George has
lost sixteen III hy his trip. and
weighs but rs pounds at this presen,
timc.-turs8H Tribune, 18Th.
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County Assessor,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

\r THE SOLICITATION OF MANY
"A friends, | Ii rcuy aHunHnce myself Il can
aI'.ate tor thr office ii tountY Commissioner,
long term, sdbyect TO til voters ct Eurcha
t"uhff. tliEiS. MI hIltA.
EsrsAa, ect. a.I>7i. oe-o
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Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TIE E.,EC-
W ion OF Il Minus Jrion Hal. ON i,uhi
lfiH. untl MONDAY AuuA. blmrusiers-
= h. II feet. TOR particulars. Amply ut th'
EthEAA 1t MbEt toMI'l'S oFfitf
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WANTED.
TO LET.
Dissolution Notice.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
lstIns tetNrcn NIiAn Coalter aud
terry ilturauirt a rrapIi tors ui TIE Sht-
erac ChoP sttad i this day dissolved by IA
ual consent. =. Eltratli-k reii In. The
busiuo.S will be carried on hy ". \. cal a.,
" no VIII pay ali buls unins TO and receive all
". y. CDALTER
JEthA fifLFAIlGh.
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ESSic SALE.

4 WEiLEuENlSIED LonGiN" House
n oH North Fuel .treet. continuing elsh,
fouul>. Terms 10 SUI, u rhascr,. Ari.i> 70
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY Overland Telegraph.

tsrEciAI To THE DAILY sgNriNEi.I
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EoRN.

In aradi>c Valley. uetober - to the vie
OF James Burns, II son.
In Iar~or CIV, october, ~, to the wife 81
y. u. = hamberliu. II sop.
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+ TO-DAY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-19
WASHINGTON.
Another Conference Report on
Finance.


Leading Features OF the Agreement.
WASHINGTON, June ls.--The- Commit
tee of Conference on the finance bill came
to an agreement this evening, making the
report Of the former committee the basis of
their action. They struck out sections 8,
z, S, and 8 of that report which proposed to
repeal so much of the National bank act as
restricted the amount of circulating notes
and provided for retiring and reducing
United States notes until the maximum
should be 100000 900 and for exchanging
such notes for bonds, ETC., and added
several sections with regard TO a redisuibu-
tiOn of the banking currency as heretofore
recommended substantially by Comptroller
Knox. A ff
The bill provides that the amount of Uni
ted States notes outstanding shall not exceed
S3S2. 000, 900; fifty-five millions of national
bank notes are to be Withdrawn from States
having an excess of such notes, as applica-
tioD is made therefor from other States
and awarded to the latter; provided that
not over 30 millions be withdrawn during
the fiscal year ending june so, 1865. The
title of the bill is amended to read as fol-
lows: San act 10 fix the amount of United
States notes, provide for a redistribution of
the National Bank currency, and for other
purposes" q
Reciprocity
The President to-day sent to the Senate
the recently negotiated reciprocity treaty
between the United States and Canada.
Thanks.
Gov. kellogg, Col. Packard, Gov. Baker
and Col. Sandidge, a committee represent
ing the citizens OF Louisiana, waited upon
the President this morning and thanked
him in behalf of the whole people of the
State of Louisiana for his prompt action in
sending relief TO the suffering inhabitants.