davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
DOMYsTIc MARKETS

snrNoRz July 2-Couou dali at lGla 8l6lss for Low MO
sans, a. @ S 'f Choice R6s 81 5O0s 90 for Par 70 Pnms
6Ogsl 81 for theoe A.eei 81 4o%sd % t s GoS as %
DO 81 80 al 50 o OhO and Indiana and :! 8Oa
Die Tor White Do YeOw DO Mixed Western tairly aete
- I'd % ,I sbe8 81 a6Se for wessrs MIe5 65G6je.
westu White Rye dll and nons a. sOasos s9y % uShAnse1 me %
ne-shouiae @ Gear sides lOa4e Bacon sold at 7lse
5 Lar-Reaue BuEierW srn and scarce a 21e
uOuuay $50 Coffee arm A' @O19 iO FAI
BrIyHIo July 2-LaEs imports for The last q hour.
s0O buh R,e 200 bush Canal sbipDsnts-wheat 3s 4sS
sasn. Corn. g547I BUSH Oats $50 bush hs
s.iisy 24o0 uuss Rys Cana Present, as wss
soof' arios, Defey nomins At yssieray quotations.
vSSsS ~ goa demand ISsSsl l5asl lgio No sPh2s
q Osia; Ree.ei 90 % Corn dull aDeettld md lower bsSs
a5Ss io No Mixed Jsl 5ssG59'4s August Rejected
eo2qoGr' ,1 Asu, Rsiee.aS 40iaG4le hys dal and
aSoea Al 81 IOGs 20 Pom active higher SIS cash jay
"a o. 1oSss Ass Ba ' Meats s.' qs s9 aa5 w s
over BE IN '9s oPe1 bo.sa us ar o. ~
Saru Protsh. sse5srSsS 900 Fs1 S7OOO
sH4oo0 SS Foai - 10 basI s.s 27zooC bush Cora
ciScissAT du and shade ovvr At 50 sOas5
ssSs se % o M S p i 55 R1 @ es, q ~ y % zoe C' .., lS n6 @I M
Butter unchanged F9ri - AR an closing a At tls IS Lard
sales a, , Bah Meats r demand am shOalsrs $50
Al sls Clear sides g'c BID Bacon nm shouers Tax
Clear KID Sides g7salOc Clear sides LOS Wh4y steady
CIKvEIASp Juy What dali Al z5
Eo a4d 81 ~ Corn nebangeG; d xe 70d7le Oats stesd
No Stale J4c. No 2 55os White fetoienn dull
SiuinR -siandsna 2hlsg lOc; -otAe Test l3c.
IoSsI Extra a Al 80 whho as Amoe, ae@gn 81 -
Com Al 67c 1-claIng 4J4oO Re
ssgl OOO bslL FUgE 1000 bnsa nbesL sbpDeHts-44OOO
bah. Wheat
LoUIsEIls 2POur s4d Wheat Unchanged Corn quet a.
ubclsugel quiet lncsngsl az % do5o Rye
qei soc P0t uBeHAHge az 20 BAa
unchAHrcds ShDaders Clear Rb Sides lO4e teai -l 8
lO1sc HamsouasIeared, l3zc Fan y bIll As-' e.
I lemaId 1boudcrs, O'lc Clear hD Sides J's 1iesi
.ses, Jafc. Lsra. ~ ZiaUlZ3ac WHISKY. J4c
hLWAUKgR jay 1Pur queg and unclanged. Waet I'm ano
faiT 1onacd, Z2 = 81 lJss spOt VI 5"s Al,
o. l4i4 Asslt RE arm and m eemans No ! see 5Ade,
fiogsOls qlel P0 hLe =lI DO haps asd L1rt
eSnuSiy uueslngc Bun Meats n0mlazlt unchanged Lats
fIe.gt's ' f-- 4es Ossego, TIP. hclsivs-O o"t
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
DOSTPONED SALE.-SELMA, ROME and
DALTON RThe following postponed 70 tue nrs' aes
cay being the sIst dav Of September next, ~ - .,,


James Boormsu john A. Stewart e al rs The
ma Ds Railroad Company e' al M Sc on ban.
Of ,eorr Decree Of &C. made January
Term SA BY virtue o a leeire Of % ana n G'a,' %
Of the several 4eer ara orders o. NE h" yoa
Cnersoo judge OF said Rome Cireut ChAuceor presiding
undersigned Comm name. eIel aEl W ne @
sell public before the Copr'aoae loeI, IN me Tiy oi nom
Of FLOYD state Of Georgia between he noun OF 10 a III a.
eosinF Dopet T4t entire portion Of be Selma Rome and
IN The stae o. eorgis commencing point where sad railroad
The ue the states Of Alabama ard Ge 10 n
Couniy Of Polk GeOgs thence through SAID o1u
n pom 70 Rome the County Of Poyd, thence through
IN me CoInt7 Of wbtde Georgia together al the rhts
bers aud appuenanoes Isnst'es ,saon,s soea & ] 1
other property Railroad appsrtaning or 1 ng or
osoH1 5 8 ~ ,s defendant, 1s said Selma Dalton Railroad
VI er and Jeba aeer Receiver may the hsnd,
and possesson the state Of Georgia consisting 81 Al
box fat baggage nAnd a9d other e a al
o ,oo s % IsS I be on The line Of road Al depo o
ueT. ,s One Snnd and sy thousand dollars Of he purchase
be psd cash on tie dy Of sac me balance o he @
soners be PAD by of the Of such balance
Psso On @ & SsrsbT Of the .ad selma Rome and dalton
arOad directed BY ad decree hs whole OF Aia prop
dOa tb Commissioner. reserve he rg 10 have a., sac
ChAseeOr Of said Court may deem The same Sa' ana proper ADo
upon Yui complains WITH the terms Of the property will
be purchaser BY The Commissioner should tht purchaser
si say sun paid OF secured and e said COu@onsrs
immediately,
OF
Sels Rome Railroad Company such as ihey
.bsI .gTee On BENJAMIN C. WYLT c,urri,sio,.-s
DANIEL 5. PRISTLP J
RouE. Ca May J. 1874
~ gong iyert made under the supervision and ap
prov ChApeeor and the hereby ordered % he ad
on the MINUTES Cour VI she proeengsi san cause
and The order of this COHft 81,
Done Al Chambers said COUNTY Of Foy9 Georra May J.
1s-4 J. W H. UNDERN GOD
-S' j. s. {. Il. &. ClAuceilor.
s ,fsad sale was noponed he Chano "
bs made pereInptorly on Tuesday septnberHeHL
4PP'' J. ". H. UNDERWOOD
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
10000 bush Wheat ssiumsns-seeo bSis Psour'


msxrE july 2-ppur quiet Corn srm sos scarce
79a7sc; sides I0a3lOs.c Lard quiet hut Am At l2al2ssc
rwEGo July 2Pcar dai OF 500 bbi. at - 20 ief
Spring 70 for Amber Winter 81 20 for Nhte Wr 20 -
Doahs Wheat quiet and unchsnged NO Ml"ant
Of car ote Corn Bote ana S3l for lnboed
NIL unchanged: shorts 500 Shipsiurs 81 mdd ngs
and RTe S 10 HeIak Lumber SO 2a the Haison SO 62 Il
Newburgh: So 81 = kewfork karoa U
Boston 56c: New-York 8Oc To Absny 3te Lale hecs
70 CuHl ShirmcntsSl,1OO bush neat <0oVV
bnsh Corn. 94s 600 feet Lumber. - n, !,
PHApELFHIA July 2DWr firm New York state ana brAdou
Ceurty Choiee 29d3Oc Choice, 22d23e, DO var 70
Good ls09Oc Chee weak NoNfork STATE Prime IL 9a 'c
Wesern Reserve 122dl}c Half Skins, l04lc bggs stea1Y
Pennsylvanis d29c; Western, 23d24c fon IN iar
grades others neglected; supetne 81 ood$s oU
- - so Iowa. Minnesota and Wisconsin Family sLta
81 so; High grades 81 75dS9 Wbea declining hea =, %
Amber 81 % dSl 54 Rye held at 81 Corn anl AZ s!S I
yellow: 798s0o Western Mixed Oats in TAR dens
White Csc for Mixed Petroleum na1, a. - SN4- a.
spot during month WHISKY soll AZ vs. .u a
ST July 2FouF quiet and uuehsngs Mheat uu ann
lower on bv grades; steady No Spring Prime 70 fns
New Pail 25d ~ So August COrn-No Mixed % te on We
ct - Soo ON elevator 5s July OAts higher asa see for
No Rive steady At 1o0oOc "bskF que' ~
Port Sl9 the country. Bacon hhi onH %
ohbiug denanGi shoulders &c Clssr MO soss - s5 a.
sides 10i2e Lard unchanged Live Hogs bn hah = - %
bacon 70 5OdS5 70 heAvS S5ij GS6. Catie dah sAs
Wintered Texans t9DS8 90 Native Cows and hesI %
so. butch.rs s31s3 80: SeTs - lo> -
5000 bzh Oats 900 bush. Bye, 100 Hogs 5gu
ToIKBa. Jny 2Flour dull and unehsngd Musal u " w.,
lower At 81 as for No White Wabash II a. ioi M" nJ
Michigan Al 4S Extra da 81 n Tor Ambef .t
sl lsasl 20 for Juyj NO. Re- ~ 1872 yuy % -
August 81 It; No. Red. 81 lidSl To- Corn Jun &c Owe
H.sh MIei 63a. SPOT, July and Anyu; o4S p. "a n
changed hed 54e No. 2, sOl2o McA'gan nc AZ DC
Freghts dali. Oswego 505 % for I0Tn and
Oats sSipmens-i Flour $4,000 bush Wheat 10000
bush Corn, and ! 900 buSn. Oats.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
.,ToYINGToN =, LINE FOR BOSTON, wa
rI1HE ! FLUSHING. NORTH SIDE AND
CENTRAL RAILROAD
suopr porrR no YBsABYf1S AN prRE ISLAND

SHORT ROUTE TO BABYLON AND FIRK ISLAND. . .
Train, leave Haaiers Pla st 6'sO so PS9 -, a. -.
= ( ~ N The g.35 . AMI si5o p n .rr -. "a
1gin. No isy traqs Rashng C5ese ro.n -. Ss--
80 ,ud al sr staioas TINE Tables fef n Thsay-
g @ - i..s..I, Rnst River aa1 go. ~ s.
osta.. gasl river 10 pfe'ioas 70 As Jalsesslp
Poia
nj suBdsV tTsns lssas ~ .
,on Hsnn,,ead AID al stations ~ ate sts ons
Fghing College Point whte''ene Da W % Gtest Nees
:, 2.3O. q. p Tn. a IS
~ s.,c,s Al 10, aHa Oo aan,.. Psrt ,.v.Tc,
m sna 4inO ,rd a:S5 N uaA' ~
80 ~, q. - ~ f' '.A' D. SARros sS.,sl.'a4s-.-
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
W. II. UNDERWOOD,
Il - - 4

CoHPTHoLLERs OF7rCE BRo0KLHs, June 23 1874
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
once until MONDAY. JHy 1874 at ~ o the Whole Or y
gsr Of The following SEVEN PER CENT BkOOhLlh CIIl bOADs
90 900 PERMANENT WATER LOAN. Due 1904 shi 1910
$500 900 ASSESSMENT AND SEWERAGE IUND BohDs ase
1877. n, - -. =.
Proposals. nu be Proposal for Bon and state pnee
offered N addition accrued interest The c'm' esrITes We
rish 10 reject ali bid considered terrsi the ctiy
- T. n. SCHROEDER Comptroller
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

TiB NARY POWELL
cave. vsstrv.t $3.50 for West Point NeT
boryn pougn oucnt landing CoIEens
sal Mon. Tickets packages az reiaoed fat
NVlCKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w rORr-Paseagers Tor tbs line taks s'Oo m and y,
srprs CsaEa Depot arriving Newport l.
80 y - - r--o wi1pgi. sg.--- 49,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
HARLEM RIyta BRAyCH.

comm eus l. D.
leave Harlem River Station At T. D. and 9'lo m l'
20. o; atU @ 49, r 2 ,te1nooats Of Mo.,uil Co
leaving Flon Tor Harlem River oaon a. o . $50 aAa
Fr opar,Iclrs posters soes and lspoA
JOHN 4 MOODY, sapL y y D.Vson' Nos i'rH'
DEM RAILRO D:-THE
Trains foot of ss5rosses aud Oorand '
EIp1c,. for arg Pourgs Wet and South With ran
Palace attached $3.50 u aud oSO D. H. 'aAia aus
For wram,Dort Haven CORY and Err va p a He R 4
so D. m WhAmsport Lock haEe 5JO ~ eo-Ase'as
PdI B Washington ,nt South "ntsd tiHgOn SI
Tye sshiagtou 4lO Regular At SiO a. m ara
''s15l sI5r,.. TOR 70 Ph,tsph 40 $50 1890 80
o. D. H.. Il n.lL SlHlay D. T. o.5o AL . p N' SA''
ana ss48" sis A. iSi 10 20
' 10y si5 ?: 80 4iO So 5:2o 5sio O. elo $3.50 80
o,9 GSo III z. ,9o 20 ! 30 y 10 80 10 g. s:5 n 30 sfS
10 1880 ana y nignI suEdaT ~ az o. W ~ 3 3 "a "a $40
S Sf i1' t!o SEQ @ $40 $40 $40 65o $40 and y asA.
s19a- o, woors 1 Perth Amloy AmbOy aud 10
2s0 For New ye~BrunsTcI nT ana II . 3lo 4io ''1o
'EO, po, r az, NJ Misons iIi Il noon slO $40
roI % la p5Tes5sylle s5d ,sS and B1sre $3.50 NJ ana 4n@
20 o, F o, 9 A Burlington AGO C.s4ea ial 1880.
: ~, 1,s,..soI. >, sl' 7 y M - and 4pm
Va, g.ynnxiae and sauau. Z u. aud p n - On
tor Pmsertoa and Camden anu va boat ron Per N@ d.
S. .r,e as olows:-,m Pit'buTh $50 ami 80 a sod
955 a. daiy' go n a-iY s1ese T3 81 si- SaS i
D. ~ lOi27 D Prom phissiehi. ~ ~ e5' o5V s,.,
5.i0 6:2O $50 II 55 $50 nd 5O3 p "a ,,, g.,,
isAst P IL al Corsaad.si. Elsigrans rekst Ose Va
s'i spsce S,s ~ NJ BOYD, jr Passenger AsehI
C,TONINGTON- LINE FOR BOSTON, via
and .l.g,,, srSsSs r1 iSSTSSiNGroS wsis..
s ava Fdays sad SARRAGANsRrr Iussi's 'aa''',s "a.
Saturdays Pier 80 Ser's kve' 100, o. II yisi ss, me-
% n, ale a. al phnsBa. RarolA Ohee ,ad s'asren, 70
'Ofs' Re- ". :. sILEiSs $ BABcock' r'''i''a'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

4 EI PhsO AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANH.-So;ce j.
bs.y v.n that by order Uutsd ststea cre to.t o me
-, urt 81 Tras In equity 1i tofhe e az
a me Mefsph 81 Psso Railroad ComsHy sod da ts
% dv az Au 1874 VI SAID refuirel t0
Ti er claims 70 ihe uBaegntd RsoeveS Of sa CoapanV al
H. oase 10 U Pine Nassaust New lorz or al s
oe. al tbs Cerk of SID TeIas before ibe t
v u Sspenbef 1874 deiaut tLereefr VII N sever
l-fe,nie msu~
"a ss,a cauSe sna from all the distribution 70 be
by Receiver funds thai hAii come 20 n ah
a1dTeSsea & botiers oi snc
Land connae depo ior the I
beng lands andsr Contract noW pthaAs WIZ ~
Te1as an0 PAsihc RAILWAY Company.
hcsfork, MAY 70 1874 JhO. A. q GhAi'
.g l.-v~pop- soi-,,er- vo IL Pne.l HeuYok (307Sl
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

- ISLaAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT
n, and nr MOsDAY JuLe l. lo74 South Eghthst
u-Na fr Patchogu and neneie stations connecting
Al Valley stream With hacaawsY aud HcupHeal. at
Bsbylon vita boat g. Pre- Island, aud AZ fatchosue
Fith stage B-lepOrt aud Nre Place.
1o9O connecting With h0ekAWay Beach
andH Hampstead
l:3O m-Bshsn Accommodation connecting WIZ heheu AhA
RockAwHy beach -,
AoO Etpr, or Pacsogue At NaPey streNm With
lnrk.~ay yaudH Babylon wish boat fOT
Island.a and al 9TH be.spoEt
audF Fire Place.
b.oO m-Patc que Accommodation s'orpnE At ~ saons con
wv - Meeting yh empsicsd and ioekas Bsieh
eoo M Ba,gon acc, aO-4Oa cOBRsug eAh hampstead ADd
R0ckaeaY
ZOO mMerek Accommodation, connecting vita Hengsead and
SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVING BrSHWICK
900 msunday MIX. lsp stepping al stations themp
stead aud Lot kaeIY Beach,.
1890 m.-Sunify Rockaway Accom- nofaticn
1870 m-sunday RockaHaY and hempsral Accoma0aauoa
500 = m.-Sanday BaJy Ion Acegnmu4l.lou. ,
Nswfok 70 minutes before leaving ao
Al south EighIs
r. WHITE Master of Transportation
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANI.-The splen-
d steamers ST JOHN Pier Al, foot Can-s-
DAILY. Sundays excepted. Al . D. n
DEGULAR CATSKILL BOATS.-The steam
IA boat Capt Stead rsves Pier 3d. iooi Of frank
Uu.,t Monday Welnesiay Friday AZ Tor ttnk
LALdAs aud intermediate VonIs steamer AaI5" llsi
: CaisAll shlcl
Win Curchl line OF stages Caro- D1hlm, nihan Pfaiisvi
and All other pmus. Toagh cke ld AZ greatly reaoed rates
CARATOGA.-Dmect route via Citizens Line
Steamboats,. River at " 90 through ,l
Suudav TUESDAY - houda "einday AND &
dy IcAels. heS-iofA 10 sAosA A- 'sH s'' 'o
dars.D only
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

THE LAKE. SHORE AaD MlCHlGAs
THE BONDS of the G.
l. VILE and AslITABuLA ~
the lst Of July neTi NAV be kXCHl
Mortgage s. p. Bonds Of this Col
Trust %. Bonds not exchanged vii
-te-'s ssiee, B.nk Q, ssr-yc't
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

souTHERs RAILWAY CosPAsI,
NEU-l0KK. June 10, 1914.
LEVELAND, PAINLS-
COMPANY maturing on
AS0bD l0r The Consolidated First
upanT, on Drssent4tiOn at the Union
D be paid a; mAtuIiY Al tho Treas
y y WpeCEsfR0 TrsS af.f,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

NEW-YORK AND OSWEGO MIDLAND
Frst Mortgage requested az Cooper
Institute Juy, FRIDAY, D. n matter. Of mgoii4nc
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
NEW:YoRK, NEW-HAyEX,, E AND ~ n,E,,52 HART

~ FORD 4. R-NEW YORK AND NEN-HANtN ulNl-iNA--
sumner raugement commencing Nav J.. l-Il P-- ,aS0s
in 81
TRAINS LEAvR
Trains for NewIisyen leave At 7:lO tAre % Oh Vpo
fAcrnl 1000 tErl 1900 iAccr.i lOl ELi 'N 'hhl
22O (Acea 5:l0 Local la $50 lhAl an4 Ji4O hLl
90 ne ro.o. r.,o ~,
2.2D ,IJ ASS SAL $40 6:jj $40 $40 Fr >1aflri
7IO SOB g:Uj 1910 w. 1900 l.uu 2-O an 40 ,hIL
355 ABS 4.Gj $40. 5:4U. 6.55 7;2O, $40, $40 D. m
For Port Chester. ll:iU ,. m. "A
Boston Express springfield Al 500 apd 10 m en- sI9
D. m I ~ 10 m The siv3 A. ne luu 80
ad JlU st0Ppns a. oianion NoTsaA, a. IA
s7 1000 A. n and 300 S.lU iuj 3lO m ~ BRIDGEPORT ihs
SOS a no. and With shore Lte Dvaon %,
90
Aorweh aud
ami Northampton 4 r. Newayen aud the 500 m and pn 80
prps Tor Newport. sU5 and IL trains connect vita
Connecticut r. Springfield AM o. ior Aontle ia
sos a r ara d. m connects Nau2 tfrk X and ne ooa
rJ o. m with Housstonic r. q Brgcsort The $500 o N
and 3. AMI t:,s Daubag sn1 SurSalk a. south N'rsns
arr the 100 ass and 5iOp n WITH NeN,anaan K
Saaasy Boston 700 aspHnsse Al $40
n Providence - NJ ~
press - -..-.,- ~. g,.,t -
m D.p, or e oTices OF y. i. Iraer Co. J+ BIos4Na 1ni
Daor House, y. aud No Nou,L LfooAa NO WA .>s
check blgysgc residence TO DESTINATION
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

I.'ALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS INCLUDED AT p.
From Pier 2s North River. foot Of MuuaY-st,
THE WORLD-RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Can't GEO B. HULL. Capt. B. N. SIMMONS.
The most direct Taunton Mdleboro Plymouth, New
Bedford Marthas Vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod, tue WHITE
MOUNTAINS all pnsoipi points NwEngni and the Prov
aces apply at 2il aud 529 Broadway
roasav corner DOdds Express Ohces 94+ Broad
Courtst Bookyn the Office the Pier and 1t
all uuucias loes ana Ofres iu the
BORDEN LOWELL, Agents
GEORGE Z. CONNOR. General Passenger 4 cB,
o. e.. : b.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
l. NEWJEKSEY sOUTHEKN RAILROAD.
Commencing MONDAY, Jane To- 1874.
Leave Sra- York ram Per Y. r., foot Of hectors },
700 a. FOR Long Branch. s-abrgh. ani highlands
g:4O m.For Philadelphia, Long bueh, "AO"n IueEeron
80 p HFoot Twenty fOuht' " R. For Long Branch &c
.:3O D. m.-Ier : y H.
43O D. m.-For Long Branch Waretown. &C.
5:BD d. m-For Long Branch ami intermediate stations
Pier at y anf Per : a.
go Branch Returning, arrvc Per al 0;Jo p M
Senty- -iourthst. Per at ,:lO D.
" s. sNEBEN General Manager.
On july 3D. 4,h 7th New Tor Long
Branch vii be- postponed until $50 o. NJ
NARRAGANSETT PIER, Il. 1.-The steamer
Lveru rsgan.et before the 18th Inst.
connecting with the Hrn ora inl
Providence boats aud O COLONY kao1l ADD om Boston
Pier H. L. June - lo74 Wh G. CASWELL Ag
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILRADA June - 1874, through trains Will
400 a m Chago an Northern Express with drGwingrOOn
through o Rochester and st. Adams ..- ,--,
$500 ~ sprel4I hNprs Through TINE hours and
lO m Special Express with Tawna-roon cars to Koch
IU - A. m Northern We''ern Express
ga D m sDpr.aI rvrr.--. k-.r ar1ioTa AZ f2p n
Montreal with sieepagcars from NeTrok 70
600 m Express Daily with sleeplnEeas for WaetO"n and
Pacific EInress Dai7 with seepugcarI FOR Rochester
B. o anl Niagara Fails. also for Chicago ua both L. J. Ni u -
LIN m Express sleeping. for Troy sld Albany
Way uaih' Is pei i-' ~ C. H. KESORICX.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THB GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC C0MPAHps MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN hbH-TOhh AND hAfAn NALL.AO
AT BRBST. ~, .-.--. ~ L.
vessels this yone role for the Continent ens
souhery o.A viii SAL roI PeT No. 90 AOr'b iFer
follows;
yIILR DB PARIS. Daure ...........SATUkDAI' July %
LAFAYETTE. Hei ari. IA iuhDAf Ahzast
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD ubeuing siLs -
Second rOJ
Excursion tickets al reduced rates
this ue avod both trnnSt ~ tnsn
r-yat ana Cnanne, beside time
trouble. and
GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent No. 50 Broaiwas
YorE-Lnqheaed unpopular proper
70 tate the ac that tuere the French Line.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

/ NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
~ Passenger NewYork, Jersey CITY oa ioOs

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK As FOLLOWS;
6am-OsweZo Express for Ossego Ole, Jlcl Eoma sTra-
S0rch ,lnev Delhi, and uernsdiate.
WITH hout augr % a 5 throug1 osHrgo.
$40 m-Waion Wly for Na,Ol Delaware County NcH-iof
AMI iu -iia change Of
nv orterdyae Accommodation
$3.50 N 'oomiuglaie Wty
D. IN
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
HP BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
IIRiE RAILWAY

I4 a I.
~ Of TrsiDs taking effect jose 81 1874
From Depot For rsrty thirfst beiosI
m-Cncnn Chicago DaT Express DrawlEg Coasass
0 Buffalo and Sleeping Coacles 20 destination .
lO:45 mEKpE Mail or BaAao aud Niagara FalA sleeping
Coach ~ Buffalo,
~ ght the West Sleeping COich attached
D. m.-fpay PaiGc Erpess 20 the West Seepag Ioaehss
through BuI Niagara Falls Cincinnati ST Loa De'rGt and
Chicago " hoIt change
New-York tribune., 1874-07-03

D.. n.-WOTs'IUTaF
P0r the jersey Albany Division through 10 TanraniOwn, 40
$40 q. n aud q 80 D. No., without of rtr
For at c -:4O and $50 making
'ifeVs 80 M gSS Sr1P AZ UACKEysACE ASD PATERsON
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

deny having used the language I imputed
to him at Galesburg on the occasion refer
red to, for be was present and heard him,
and that had reported the language cor.
rectly.
IF the General could have been salts.
fed after having been twice repudiated by
the people Of his district that he was not
the man thay wanted to represent them in
congress, would have let the matter re-
main as simply my word against his, but
as he has again come before the people
claiming, as he said in his speech at Galva
on Friday last, to be the Republican can
didate for congress, and, as l understand,
has still the effrontery to say that the state
ment referred to is "lie," I propose to
put the question of veracity beyond dis
pute, and show that the man who could
denounce the convention that nominated
that sturdy Republican. Owen Lovcjoy, as
"a damned abolition hole" could have no
claim to be ranked as Republican, while
if any doubts existed at that time as to his
real sentiments his subsequent course in
accepting the Democratic nomination in
opposition to Mr.. Lovejoy, must have en-
tirely dispelled them This course is due
not only to myself, but to those who, as
Republicans, will be asked to vote for Gen.
Henderson as the Republican candidate.
] am, and have been, Radical Republi-
can,and l maintain, in its complete signi6-
canoe, that equality of rights claimed for
all men by the immortal Declaration OF
Independence. But my Repubicanism
differs from that of Gen. Henderson as
laid down in his Galva speech, where he
declared himself in favor of our National
Bank system, and showed his entire ig-
norance of the monetary system OF the coun-
try by saying that they gave us the best
currency the country has eyer known. y
My Republicanism leads me to denounce
ali legislation that favors corporate monop-
olies, whether of banks or railroads, to the
detriment of Individual labor. In this
my Republicanism is in accord with that
of Mr., Lincoln, who said that labor is
prior and superior to capital, and demands
much the higher consideration. | deem
that mans pretentions to Republicanlsm
shallow and insincere who disregards the
claims of the industrial classes, and fails
to use every opportunity to oppose with
all his ability the encroachments that are
constantly being made upon the rights OF
the toiling millions.
Has Gen. Henderson stood by the ne
publican Democracy that Jefferson and
Lincoln taught and jackson practlced ?
And will he, if elected, stand up for the
rights OF the industrial classes and boldly
maintain those rights in Congress Has
he shown by his past record that he is so
imbued with the principles of true Repub-
licanism, that he will firmly resist, to
the extent of his ability, the efforts OF
monopoles to shape legislation tor the ben
eft of the few at the expense Of the many ?
These are questions that every voter in
this District, who creates wealth by labor,
should ask himself before making up his
mind to support a man whose cratic
course for the last fourteen years has been
such as to give no assurance as to what his
| future action may be.
S. NJ. SMITH
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17
THE EVIDENCE.
MI. s, N. Smith is Right, and Gen. Henderson
Wrong.

Gen. Henderson having denied the cor
rectness of the statement made by Mr.. S,
NJ. Smith, as to a conversation between
those two gentlemen, at Galesburg, in 1862,
Mr.. Smith writes the following:
To the Editor Of the Kewanee Independent:
Your reference in your last issue to Il e
question of veracity between myself and
zen. Henderson, recalls to mind the deni-
al of the General, in 1870, of the truth of
the statement which then made, and the
choice epithets that were bestowed upon
me by my friends in kewanee because
dared to tell what / knew to be a fact.
though fact of which had then no 9th
er evidence than my own word,
Inc statement you refer to was as fol
lows:
Ihe day Of the convention at Galesburg tina,
Illuminated owen LoVejoy for congress in 1864,
In the morning saw Gen Thomas j Heoar,son I"
said TO him. General Is your name going befor,
the convention today He replied Not by !
ed abolition hole as that
Now say that man who in lsaq thought il q
elsgrsee 70 DC an Aoonnonist esnnot get my vote
In 1870. told him that he had very poor l,e1een
Ton OF Shat this war meant, and that he hal bettei
stay at home.
Etoin Snat ne tnen SAID ahd afterwards did,
hste never had any evidence satisfactory to IN,
been Republican"
This statement the General denounced
as false In his speeches over this distric
previous to the primary nominating meet
ings, and his friends every where took M
the cry and spoke of me in terms more de-
cided than complimentary. | had then
but my own word against his happily for
me, now have evidence of the truth of
what then said that will not be doubted
by any one who knows j. f. Dresser Of
Geneseo. Mr. Dresser, ON the day of the
last Republican Senatorial Convention, at
the public table 10 Cambridge in the pres
ence Of C. {. Blish, NJ. b. Potter, Aus
tin Sykes. j. NJ Allan, X II. Human and
others. said that Gen, Henderson need not
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17
CLIMAX! CLIMAX p!

Pages Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
warrant it to cure ScrOfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without enc failure.
Ithas no parallel-having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and putup in larger
bOxesfor thesame price than any
other Ointment.