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Notice.

A meeting of the directors ot the Dallas
and Wichita Railroad company will be held
at the company's Office, over the City Bank,
commerce street, ON Monday next, Juno |,
at o'clock Z, NJ. for the purpose of 1lllng n
vacancy In the hoard of directors and execu-
i've committee, }. w. CALDER,
President Dallas and Wichita railroad com.
pahy. 02dSt
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The wichita Letting.

Through the courtesy of President
Calder, of the Dallas and Wichita road,
we learn that n contract for the grading
of the first five miles of this road has
been let to Mr.. Cluil, of Denison, u
well known and responsible contrac.
tor. Mr.. Cluif will commence work
within week.
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A Rare Ibnnce.

We ollur lor sale our STORE NJ dranbury,
Texas, Que dolng more business than any
two houses IN Hood couniy-all cash. The
business has always been hnd Is now very
profitable We have u good iiro proof house,
aud nice, well selected stock Of goods, I
want my brother Ia assist me here IL my
only renson hrsolling,
\. u, BLAKE,
6sdtf OfCluTlS, Hrynn A Hlalte,
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Osltr
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is preparing for grand railroad excursion,
on Sunday next May slst, the object of
when Is to raise money for the purposes of
the association-charity. Tickets, 81 Ion the
round trip, can be had of Alex. Sanger, sec
Rotary, or any other member OF the associa.
uon' 9Odiw
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Will our 0Og sIOlI subject rs 10 poV
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ton be- cured2 The pros and cons are
almost innumerabo ~ aro the victims To
this natal disease. ON one ground NIL agree,
mat Marsden's Pcclonl Balm will relieve
every case and cure majority For sNIc by
nll hrmgRlsls.
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We have the facilities mad The w:si'
men 10 ao NJ good work, aud ~ IN
low rates. m enn he dome anywhere
and We mean 20 do H. Bring souT
Fine Job wosk 10 the DAILY HER
AID OrPIcE, Corner 81 Main and
Lamar streets.
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uoncnes g-it,1 dnleu, "a llfa pirAl'i -1li y
dozen, IA Ul. pmns uaHn WHrai -'n dh' M
u IN klmWnrrflos, y %. "a dllrn,t RI ili li. r.
brrtlts. 1.n, Idngru, u W, ilWAn'fNri' y N'
= DOZEN, q N Tomato 4-Nl nlf'Hl
dozen. n IN. hurru. b., -hi II dDfUut Pm
Inhsira, llb, "a doc 10, 90 uDi uya'.Hi l-'l y
.l.a.4tt Il
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Have yOu tried the new sta
tiOncry and paper firm. Elm
street. next to Vheai's. Reed ~
LatllrOp will sell envelopes,
writing and wrapping paper,
and STOUT maniila bags, AT Nj.
L0uis prices.
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DALLAS CNufNTY.

District Iudge-H, Barksdae, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Sllas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Atiorney-~Ed G. Bower, Dallas.
District and ex,,otiicio County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy Clerks-R, d. Rawlins, Pierre Nj
Brown, William \. HARDWOOD.
Sheriif-James H.. Barliley.
krax Clerk--W. L.. Nermillion.
Deputy Sheritts--i. NJ. Chapman, Thomas
:. Floyd, Thomas L. Scott, Beverly Scott,
Surveyor oherr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin V, Cole,
Cattle and Hide lnspector--Thomas john
son
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An elegant new Arron piano
Ter sale mt cost and carriage.
which Is $40 less than man
ufactures' price. This IL n bar.
gain not found every day.
PIERCE a LYLE.
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Wanted.

A strong, active, reliable young man of
steady habits. One having some mechan.
teal biiity preferred. Address, statlng
where before employed, and also salary ex-
pected, "Mechanic" this Office. aidt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

crrvor MAYORS OFFIoE,i
an Oiii OF DALLAS, May 2, 1874.
an persons having scrip. bonds or otbe,
T WI Of indebtedness against tho CITY q,
,',as' are hereby notified in obedience to
49, ,,s'1'lon OF the city council, passed on tho
rs u''s oi May, 1874, to present the same Il
s w oity Secretary for registration before tf
0O'il Jay Of Jnhe, 1871, "''Y'i' 'eioie 'iit
-,d,, w. L.'CABELL,
Mayor.
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Twelve loia zone block, on the principal
business HlfrtT NJ thr IOWA III llntchine, on
The Crntfnl RAILROAD, IN DALLAS county fof
sale NJ low prices, AlplS Ia
JOHN W,hWlNDELls,
lyl0dif Herald ONCE.
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so nptural Ia the effect produced by using
Bneauds Hair Dye, thut no one can detect
itS uge.
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Board

For two gentlemen, can be obtained In mi.
vate family, by applying to
sTEGALL 4 CO.,
oidlw Corner Elm and Austin streets.
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JUSTICES or THE PEACH

Precinct No. l-John y. Kerioot presiding
justlcel Dallas. I .
Precinct No. 2-wIlliam A. Gaprge, Ian.
caster.
Precinct No. S-Charles Barker, Cedar
Precinct No, 4-Thomas l.. Frank, Breck-
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates, scyene.
rnNgTlnIpS
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A. VI. SteagalI, Notary Pub
lie, office opposite Adams &
Leonard's bank. s2d2m
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From the frigld zones OF the north 10 the
torrid zones OF the south, tho great cry H.,
give me H.. Il. u.
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Law Blanks OF every description, for sal,
and printed to order, at this Office.
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Reed Az Lathr0p, ELM street,
next 30 Whcas's, have paper
bags, straw and MANILA paper.
nj ~. hOuls prices.
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English Female Bttors, that famous female
medicine, has become u by-wOrd among our
people, and mnny relieved ladies bless Dr.
DrOmgOoc for It's Introduction.
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DALLAS CHAPTER No, y Royal Arm
hwollh meets nt ihr ttnnlrr ltnpnh IA ne
eiiy ~ Dallas, on the nrai Monday uilur mo
lasl Saturday Ia each month,
W,M,C y, iOuNdi N, ". H,P
liRshY bolt, Secretary,
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No, o., =, y A, NJ,
meets on The second aud lasl Saturday .oy6n'
mas ~ each month, ~ ne Masonic Hall
JOHN i. GOOD, W, NJ,
llHHnY li0LL, Secretary,
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Precinct No. IA. II. Hardin
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3-R. +. Barker.
Precinct No. al. ). Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Precinct No. William l.. Cahell, Dallas.
Precinct No. a-,Ianes II. Swindoila, Lam
c tister. W.
Precinct No. S--Elam Sharp.
Precinct No. 4-rhomas j. ash.
Precinct No. 5--Henry y. Sweet, Scyene.
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BRECKINluDGE GRANGE No, -, Of IN,
Patrons Of llushnndry, meets ~ Patrons
hall lucllarlson, on the first and third sat
uidhys Of each month.
u, l.. FRANK, Master.
u. u, BROKER, Secretary,
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For Snlc.

Three good residences In this city.y Imme-
dilute possession given.
l6O-dtf SrEAGALL Il co.
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Fruits. Nuts aud eonfectioner,es

Dried apples plo iic;Iemons, flbox sg;oranues
oox ~ W, Figs, new y ID l5c; Raisins, i'm
layers, b box, new 81 70; Dried currants.
y n lSc; Almonds, son shell, q * 80; FlIber, !
new 70 Dc; Walnuts, y 10 25c, Brazil nuts'
Sn 1c; Peanuts, D l2lSc; Cranberries. Il
barrel SIS; Cocoanuts, n 100 SO 00al2 50: FIne
ffssn .y candy, . % 2sesc; Pecans, v 8ushei
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instantaneous cure inr neuralgia,
ne, llOhKlNs,
wdly Agent for Dallas,
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Law Blanks OF every description for sal,
and printed to order at this office.
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DALLAS LODGE No, n, !. o.. o. r., meets
on every "Wednesday night nl the Odd fol-
lows Hall, II, l., JET, N, u,
NJ TuEVlNFr RecfetnrV
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SOCIETIES


DALLAS COMMANpEni No, q, knights
1omblnr, VIII moot nt the Asylum In the CITY
nl lhllAs, on tho ant Thursday liirr the last
saturday IA zach month. ,,........
IN, u, huwEF, Recorder
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odd Fellows,

nlDGELEY ENCAMPNENT No. -, l. o.
u, ", meets on the hrsi and thlrl Friday
nights In each month ~ The Odd Fellows
Hall, JNO, u. kERfOOT &, u,
n, A. hAYnE, koribe,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CORRECT RAILROAD TIME

Can always be found at i, NJ Grams, on
Main street, Also, Gold and silver Watches
that WILL KEEP lf.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains NJ
DnIins.
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mnneY 10 Lonn.

ON moi security, Address noS 20, pallai
70, pldal
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THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |, q, q. T.,
meets every Saturday night AZ the Thomas
Chapel church,
SION 4. RECORD, W, G, T.
j, w, RECORD, W, SeOft taTY.
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THE GENERAL MARKET,

General business is improving. Quotations
do not show much change. Bacon has ad-
vanced and coffee has declined sllghtiy;prints
also show u slight decline in some lines.
Our merchants have full and complete stocks
laid down at low figures, and purchases can
be made ut unusual advantage. The follow.
ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices. In filling small orders, higher rates
will have 10 be mid.
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Ilnigh,s OF Pyihin,

CoEuR Dn LEON LOndE. No. \, meet.
very Tuesday eyonlng, !, NJ. Wright, Past
mandcr, u, Ward, Vice Chancellor Richard
Morgan, prcato; Il, T., Aunspnugh, Master
OF ExchcqnoT JOS l., Fisher, Master of III,
nnncei j. w, Walden, keeporof Records nnd
ApnlH,
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On: Garsoa l:li!a Ap1:a
CARSON CITY:


S.as facts III relation to the history Il
S .ns,tos JrseS az. gym IN the 3 /
Pos. a. :p.l,sS:
J.hu T. Inna, w..S born IN E:eG-snocb-
shire. n-s,r tn. has which dl.I.i.-S til 1t
pat, of Wrlrs from the E.i-'I~h county
Of iIrr,-iuri. II h:S eight r-rth.-rs and
tlrst. SISTERS livihg IN tie L it'll = .l.,|-
HIS father wI~ ~ ta ni c-'rISI tec.t!'ir
f,.rrr. ant ori.i-siIty of tiinH int. II.
WI. in the. m rrhl;. tr:.,!-. sn,! enIiF.sts.,i
Ia t!.i> s-sr,Itstty s.'grs. t'rtv wears 10
when ;ht. fu,art- S-:...t.r Ms Il clsii.i.
H S,.iii-,i with hiv family iii Clrvelan /
Ohi,. aud carried oii bTsine~S III u,
un II his death. tIirre years no john
I. Jones received the ,1r :i;iarV e.i,, t.
ton nf an Aui,rIcs,u boy IN tie rUhic
schrr.lS t,f in 4; .Iiy- lnau- Jones. IL
company with his brother Hrsirv. SAILED
for California ia September. 1919. an,:
land II here early in 1879. His iiG~r ex-
Pc, rsu- in niin!r: .sts 80 the north fork
OF the. Fs.t:ilrr riv,--. Thine IL we;Ii
tn II sr,SvIil,-: I'll Lee :, Poor y II :,
C-cvk. storpiE. "a few wcs.,S IL "a camp.
an then with the rt-~;lrSSness of early
iIvS. setting ont far nsH scenes. y 1t
ur.slty enough Ii came ahuHt 'htt VII, II
IL 1861 Trinity miners wanted tn send
= natnr tn 5 ,crsmeut". they ihnught o:
Jones In the Legislature for iGur yeats
he lid his work quietly and witl,o':i
fuss. IL dii 1t honestly and without
teII or favor. Srn.tuI Jones has thee
l'rt,ihclS and enc sister at Gold Hui.
Nevati,. Henry A, Z. W. and S.tmut-i
J.. jones. y ho Succeeded John Z. III the
Surrrintend,ncy Of the Crown Point
mine. In Cleveland there resides his
brothers. Thomas. City Auditor: James.
JHdge of the Superior Court: William.
VIII" carries on the fathers business;
and Frederick. a young man of twenty
Senator jones married a daughter Of
judge Thomas ConS-r. Of Sacramento.
some years ago. This lady died about
three years ago. leaving behind her one
son ROW five years old. Who IS being
brought up hy his grandmother and
nunt AT Gold Hill. Senator Jones other
two sisters are married. aud reside in |
the East
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In the April number of the Freemason.
table Of the Masonic Lodges and their
membership in the States and Territories
Of the Union. The total membership Is
5i4.75S. Number of lodses-including
Grand-S.75i. New York has the larg-
est number Of members of any one
State. 1888. and Utah the least of any
State or Territory, 165. Nevada has
l.ljO.
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Newark Mining District receives the
following notice by correspondent of
the EurtkI Sentinel: Work III the dit-
fercnt mines i actively progressing. and
prospecting Parties are securing the
nIii> - arcbIhS for the hidden wealth.
the sunth side If the c;,n,Cn, hitherto
cUIsIde., It worthless. Is ROW b, ing pros
.,s cit,!. and ee"sl al valuable discoveries
.tlfeatv have been made, showing an
b"udauce Of good one. Beachman :
B.tt.ry niIrr. and the Young Missouri.
owned 10y shannon ana Rice. are b,th
,fuyEcirg 81 fine qualify al ore. The
i,,.iner lnlne employs 81 men, who take
nni 20 tous of rock IL day. The mines
belonging to the Newark Company are
producing good ore. aud the Hill is kept
running hight amt DAY, crushing Is tons
o ore each u hou!s. The company
gives work ~ l5U men, which force will
De considerably Augmented IL il short
lime. A large number Of new buildings
are ii different Stages ii completion, ana
many others will b. erected.
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From Belmont. ii correspondent o! toe
Rrveill, sends the following: Just as l
WIS going to press CHAT Is my pillow 1t,
Tremendous explosion occurred. which
shook everything in town. Courier No
comes III ANA informs us that the boys
ARE hoinbardin. Sc, mour's hurdy house:
but the dance goes or. M. Informs
u that this house is fall and all armed
to the the teeth. The ''Ohoys" are still
dancin. and their joy seems uncon-
fined" for they all swing six-shooters III
one hand and II gal with the other. This
is Sunday; but it all the same, only ii
little more So
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From Ida Valley Mining District the
Eureka Cnpel receives the following
Guirl Mountain District. whit h Is si.ua,.
nhoGt ei-h:ren miles from tie valley.
AMI wis the center about Il year ago "i
ST. much interest. has ~; thus far d,.v.l
op'd many promising ind.S. Therr are
several lnr;tious Of promise. however.
and :: good deal Of work toward their
d. vrlnnnirut i helm. dane. The MINIS
are :n.'d and instead of b-in. nearly
exhausted, are Iii reality not half deve!
oped-
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CINCHED."-At the meeting of the
Pacific Coast Pioneers. held last eveiI-
ing. the Secretary reported that one Of
the tenants Of the society had failed TO
pay his rent and that it was seemingly
Impossible to collect of him. A grave
and dIenItied member rose to his feet
and said: Mr.. President. move that
we proceed to cinch him" The motion
was seconded and carried withou. dis
sentIng voice. We have not learned
when the operation will be performed.-
Virginia Chr. aicle.
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or the recent vi:i. of some well known
residents of Carson TO Humboldt county
the Silver State says: j. ]. Linn. State
Librarian. arrived i'll town on las; Sat
uniay's stage. Jake will be in town the
balance of the week. Attorney General
l.. A. Buckner spent several days in
town this week. He will, in all probssb-
ility, be the Democratic nominee for Su-
prene Judge in this state at the next
gencral Ell, ctiou.
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The master builders of New York
have decided that after the 4.h of next
month all men in their employ will be
obliged to work ten hours each day
This of course is looked upon as a dec
laration of war, and the workmen and
employers are preparing to renew the
old battle which has besn waged at inter
walls for years between capital and labor
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Ia retrospective review OF Humboldt
county the Register, published i'll Win
nemucca. says: To show the public that
orr county compares favoraoly in its
financial condition with other portions
Of the State, We give the rate OF assess
Ment in some Of the counties: Lander.
the same as Humboldt, - 90; Eiko,
So %; Ormsby, 4 %; Storey, SIS %;
WasLoe, So %.
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SCl:DOi. IItiE.

"
All the ie''''s ''''' thef 'h"'''p."e'
Hih5eF> hnhiih-; i"r Il in1.t
81 ,stsf mrli'!iii;, pens, and A"hihiH5
Denny D'"h
As ne THINKS. prii>hed III i'eh
fur''s The brooch "i sol
Comes Ia him SO heavy Ir'iti''
Stepping on the notes "'"i&'
a:a,:':s s'ralir h!G', 'l,a'' q !'i''''''"
lie HAS waite! hong
C"'i''-''i", j. H' -" M H' ..,ao >,
",'i 'iil''''. '''''S' II i''ii' ',i''- ri
i"'e-E"s love- al" i'''' VT '''''
Ba.,,liu.. states are the Humboldt,
.,',r
! C,,,,,.;,,., ~. i, c,,,r,,,..,, time
! a., .f-..,, 1-l.;,..,s ,,,.,...l rb,u,..
/ Ut,yfnfv ,;x,r,, How ih,y flow,
| Writing class With l!ra,is one way
And Tongues I'll ont for Il ii,li,Iav!
Hiri. 10 the "a, ,e,- quill : ~ratterins crate,
R.sI ing iikt, .n .swk,, ana skate,
Suin-ir-: roui.d IN n,i-hry Is :.
Lazy As AMI cIs.zy l.
Here Il scholar. booking Solemn,
Pis., 5 own i,:lic t.,%-r.
Done in SLATE. in half :n hour.
Figures Iied III q mighty sum;
H. vets i f.u-er, ana down .l.cy COME
Apr led uTchin, aged five,
Youngest il tae lumnIiuL hive.
Standing hy th- IiSt'-i knee,
Calls the roll Of \. i t.
-. : , id. 81
Iiut'rTco Ii! in h. # ront,
hnncAle b"lIn- ont al eye,
Saying and thinking PIE,
Feeling for i SPecHie'i bean.
lviEt each breath 81 dumb r"Y.ne,
Like clock nuh"nnd, bat GONG yet,
H slowly ticks the :'I'''rbet:
'A-lh-H -ah-- Cab -,
Sc. that creyice o., the floor
slender line from It * to door.
First meridian 81 the school
Which ali the scholars toe, Ivy rule.
Ranged along in rigid row.
Inky. golden brown and tow,
: =, Ae't's VI sl'eliti9 hl7'. ''I'i low
- = N. io'eS al ,'''Hto 80 '"ne'
Do''ihs oii II '''' 'UHe'
Pow of R,Sb,r toles tho load
PonoIlr tb,,cbod ~, ILL. ba,3
A, III. loo, avn a,nh,-r.ar-oId
stands Win boad of ,ren,blino cold.
Watch her wba, the vorj - niSsa3
H.r ares ara lie ~, a,,s,bys,
Her fnoers doye-taile1 Inns anart.
Sb. tpo.s that v.rx vo,i br baart,
And SWINGS like any nandnInm
les, i, fail 10 come
Runs the word along the line,
il-a -ba oF
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l. o 0. F.-The several Lodges and
En-, ampn,lItS IF Odd Fellows in Storey
,-nuGtN will celebrate the iittv-titth ami
ver-ary o. the Order i'll the United Stat. :
hy IL grand parade on M"nda, next. The
ilrn-es>i"n will form at II 4. NJ. ON {
street. in ti:r vicinity OF Taylor. II VII.
he i march through the principal streets
i ttrIihia Ciiy and G"Ii Hi. TIN
frSiIvir!e~ will cs, c,ai,- with :. grant
hall AT NsIi"n-l G:.:ld Hall uni, the
auspices of Cnlfax urgrre Of Heurhi,l
L"d-e NJ. l.-G, H. he.s
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On the 4th of May ensuing. Earl Rus
sci will ask in the Honse of Lords for
''an account of compensation made by
the United States for damages caused by
Frniar raids IN Canada
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IMMIGRATIoN Another car load OF
prospective eIiiZtns tsiXtv in humber }
arrived this morning. These il,Iui-
-rant> are not included in our pu,lisL, {.
list Of passengers. Those who arrived
Vested ~ morning tabout one hundred }
were mostly Italians. from San Fran
ciscl ana Bodesa. aid those who AZ
.Ive.I this morning were Americans.
from San Francisco. Those who fail to
reach the Stale on or before next Mon
day week will not be entitled to vote 1T
the general election in November next.-
FGyinid Chronicle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-25

Thomas A. Scott is on brief visit to
Washington studying the situation. He
will commence his campaign for the
Texas Pacific Railroad as soon as the
present excitement over the financial
question has subsidized.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-25

Ex-Governor Blasdei passed Winnie
mucca last Sunday en- route to White
Pine. He is now a resident OF Virginia
City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-03
Weather Rcnor,.
PRoDABILTTIRs.
Wan DEFARTHRRT,
uYHIoA or THH CHIKP BFoRAL OPYICnR
WARRINGTON, y. O., Sept. A. 9:OOF. \,


For Thursday over the South Atlantic
States, stationary or falling barometer,
slight changes in temperature, essterly
winds, partly cloudy weather and Dos
sibly local coast rams.
Over the Eastern Gulf States slight
changes in temperature and pressure,
easterly windssn partly cloudy weather.
Over the Western Cult States south
east winds and warm weather, followed
by q rising pressure and cool norlherIy
winds, with light local rains. ,T :,
Over the Northwest, Lower Missouri
and Upper Mississippi Valleys, high bs-
rometer, low temperature, ,northerly winds
and partly cloudy and clear weather.
Over the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys
southerly followed by cool northwestefly
winds and rising barometer, with partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain.
Over the Upper Lake Region north
westerly winds, rising barometer, lower
temperature, cloudy and clearing weather
Over the Lower Lakes south westerly
winds, higher temperature, falling bs.
rometer, followed by northWest winds,
and cloudy weather, lower temperature
and rising barometer.
Over The Middle and Eastern States
stationary or falling barometer, higher
temperature, southerly winds and partly
cloudy weather.