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The New York herald., 1874-11-11
FATAL DISASTER AT SEA.

LONDON, Nov. 10, 1874.
rho steamer King Leopold OF Newcastle, has
toundered at sea, and twenty persons who were
9n board were drowned.
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THE GERDEMANN SCANDAL
The Reverend Father Gone Abroad
Amount or tho Dcfn cations.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1874
Father Gerdemann, who elopcd last week, Is re-
ported to have sailed from New York on wednes-
day last. committee has been appointed by the
congregation OF st. Boniiacius' church. OF which
Gerdemann was the pastor, TO receive and pass
upon all claims against the church. The defalca-
ton is said to amount to 345 600 OF which $4,000
were in deposits ana $4,000 in accommodation
notes.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Abysstnia will leave this port on
wednesday for queenstown ana Liverpool Also
the steamship Hohenzollern for Southampton ane
Bremen.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Omoe
at four and half-past eleven O'Clock A.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Editton for Europe
will be ready at halEpast eight O'Clock In the
morning.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing, ak cents.
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SPAIN.
ms Garrison Of Irun Reinforced-hepuoncan
Army Esprit for the Defence Of the City.

LONDON Nov. 10. 1874
Tne garrison OF Irun was reinforced by 800 men
on Monday.
since then there has been some lighting be-
tween Renferia and Oyarzun. The republicans
are endeavoring to cut or the Carlists from their
base OF operations, and compel them to take re-.
fuge In France or surrender.
The result or their efforts is as yet unknown.
REPUBLICAN GARRIsoNs IN ACTIVE COMMUNICATION
General Moriones at the same time is endeavor-
Ing to revictual Pampeluna.
The garrisons OF Bilbao, vittoria and Irun are
ready to act in concert with the present move
ments.
Don Carlos Movements sUncertnin-Prus-
Sian Charges Against the French as
Neutrais.
LONDON, Nov. TO- 1874
The North German Gazette asserts that Don Car.
los entered France on Saturday passing through
Hendaye. and returned to Vera on Sunday. The
Carlists in Paris deny that Don Carlos has been on
French soil. They have dispatches giving details
OF his movements which report that he was at
Cuenca on Sunday on his way to Vera
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FRANCE.
Tho Royalist Principle Repudiated by Students.

PARIS, Nov. 10, 1874.
In consequence Of his royalist and clerical
opinions M. Chalffard, newly appointed pro-
lessor in the School OF Medicine In this CITY, was
prevented from giving lecture by the students,
who drowned his voice by an uproar.
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THE zoCHOs SUICIDE

Answorth Y. Zochos, the young man whs shot
himself with suicidal intent Monday evening, lin
gered in an unconscious state at Bellevue hospi-
tai until hali-past nine O'Clock last night, when he
died. The body was removed To the dead house,
and the Qor0neE noticed.
The New York herald., 1874-11-11

Musical and Dramatic Notes.
The most lucrative line Of business on the stage
farewells.
Cora Adrana is called the Taglioni OF the year Of
grace 1874.
Another pupil OF Liszt, Miss Julia Rive, has been
discovered in st. Louis
= The Grand opera House will be opened again in
couple of weeks with leg drama.
The Sunday concerts are spreading. Soon we
shall have the variety houses open.
Onenbach has netted 100000 francs In Paris
nom the representations OF three OF mis- operas.
When the pulpit declaims against the stage look
out for full houses. Montrealis the latest example.
Professor Tobin, well known in connection with
the London Polytechnic Institution, has arrived in
New YORK.
The Missouri Local Steam Engineers Assoca-
tion give concerts on the Mississippi River with
out a caiope.
The oetes noirs OF operate managers in the en-
gagements of prime donne are mothers and oc-
casionaiiy fathers.
Albani, flushed with her trIumphs in Albany, re-
peats tonight her wonderful impersonatton OF
Lucia at the Academy
Louisville programme has an intermisson OF
ten minutes for conversation. Glasses are not
permitted during the remarks.
PorKopos has heard Weber, Beethoven, wag-
ner, Bruch, Goldmark, Burge and Meycrbeer In
one concert and it was not excited In the least.
The London theatres have taken hold OF the late
gunpowder explosion in mat city and propose to
mclodramatize It, The critics threaten to blow
itup.
A German musical paper starts the canSrd that
"Lohengrinn will be produced at the Grand opera,
Paris, in the spring. AS well might Bismarck
expect TO be decorated with the cross OF the legion
d'honneuy.
Miss Fields makes her debut on next Saturday
evening as Peg Wellington at Booths. This event
excites o great deal OF interest In literary and
artistic circles on account OF the lady well-won
reputation as writer.
Miss Katherine Rogers Randolph has been play
ing In .'Hunted Down" at the Chicago Academy OF
Music. She has met with natterng success. She
will be succeeded by MIR. w. J. Florence, VINO has
made quite hit in the role OF Captain Cutie.
A costume reading to have oeen given this even.
ing, at tns Union League Club Theatre, by Mrs.
Laura 5. Webb, Of literary fame IN the South, as
sisted by Mrs. O'Donovan Rossa, lady well known
for her power and grace as public reader, has
been postponed on account Of the illness Of Mrs.
Wabbs
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Nov. 10, 1874.
In the Retchstag to-day bill extending the I'm
psrial Coinage law to Alsace and Lorraine was
passed.
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MONTENEGRO.

TRIESTE, Nov. 10, 1874
The Turkish authorities Of Scutart have cap
tured thirty Of the leaders In the outrages per-
petrated on the Montenegrin Christians In
Podgorttza.
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BISHOP cUMMIRs' SUCCESSOR.

the Episcopal Convention for the diocese Of
Kentucky will meet here tomorrow to elect an
assistant bishop IN place Of Bishop Cummins. re-
moved.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

4ne following record Will show the changes n
the temperature during the past twenty-four
hours, in comparison with the corresponding day
of last year, as recorded at Hudnuts drug store,
No 21S Broadway
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CUBA.
spsniah Troops skirmishing with the In
surgents
HAVANA, Nov. Z, 1874.

HAVANA NUv. y, ioff.
telegram nom Cego DC Avia states that
party OF Spaniards consisting of lieutenant and
ten volunteers, exchanged shots with and ais
persed . band of eight insurgents.
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4 HORRIBLE CASUALTY.
The Arm OF an Engineer Wrenched
Completely ON.

Completely On.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1874.
TINS afternoon Mr.. Semmes On engineer In she
employ Of the Abbot Paving Company, while oiling
some machinery, got the sleeve OF his right arm
entangied between two large cogwheels, and was
at once drawn in by the revolution OF the same
Seeing his danger, fellow workman seized him
by his body, and held him with such power that
his arm was wrcnched of az the shoulder. He
was at once attended to and still lives.
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Died.

Died.
SrEpHENs.-On Tuesday, November 10, EDWARD
]. STEPHENS youngest son OF SamuelT. Stephena.
Funeral on Wednesday, November II, at half
past two P. NJ
fFor other Deaths See Eighth PageI
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A.-Ruptures and Phy ysfcal DefOrmi tiles
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH at No Vesey street.
opposite st Pau's Church,
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Alb. f. Sphinx Pebble Diamonds, 151
Fulton Rings Pins, Earrings. Studs, In solid
gold, from So wards
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A.-Cure Your Cough by Using Mmo.
PoRTERiS COUGH BALSAM. Price 25c. SOC. and 75c.
The New York herald., 1874-11-11

A.-Sflk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps, Abdominal Supporters Suspensory Bandages,
shoulder Braces and Crutches at MARsHs Truss once.
No. vrsev street Lady In attendance.
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A.-For n First Glass Dress pr Business
HAT go direct TO the manufacturer, ESPENSCHEID Ia
Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1874-11-11

Birthstone and Treacie. and Milk and
sulphur are administered every change of In
families in the old countries 70 foruty children agsase
attacks Of eruptive fevore Ablutons with GLENNs6
SULPHUR SOAP supply an armor no disease pene-
trate. Sold everywhere. Depot, CRITfENTOE'S, Nc.
I Sixth avenue
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A.-Thc Universal Adoption Of the
ELASTIC rRus sS 6s3 Broadway, which cures Rup.
has brought in its train the entire abandonment of
all varieties OF the anteduvan tai spring trnsses.
The New York herald., 1874-11-11

NEANHooD-cWTH EDITION. TREATISE ON
M the Laws Concerning Lite sxpsnasory n o. .uS me
Causes and Symptoms, with Instructions Tor Tue SUE
cessui treatment OF Weakness, Low spirits DesP9na-
ency, Nervous Exhaustion Muscular Debiny anu
dress the author Dr. H. DE 4. GVNTls. No, Ea& aszN
teenth Stxeak Now YQgk
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A.-Hera1d Branch Once. Brooklyn
corner Fulton avenue ana Boerum street
open from 5 A. NJ. to = I. W.
On sunday from to Q y. NJ
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Great Eayorite.-J. =. Bradley, ~
Liberty street Finest imported PROOF PICTURES.
PIcTTRE FRAMES world less uptown exorbitanG
prices Orders early Holidays Cut this out tor card.
The New York herald., 1874-11-11

DRIGH1S DISEASE DIABETES. GRAVEL. CAL
- cui Gout, rheumatism, Dyspepsia; Disease OF the
Liver, Kidneys. Bladder; Prostate Gland Premature
Prostration, organic Debility and Chronic Affections
9ncurabe by general prachtionerS; 20 page nsno mo
Pamphlet explaining their successful treatment by ns-
tures specific, Bethesda Mineral spring Water and Dr
A. Hawov Heath the author. Will be sent free TO sny
address Letters from sicians and others Of hopeless
cases cured, in PAMPHLET Depot and reception roomA
2O0 Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1874-11-11

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A N ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE BEST THOUGHTS OF
n Charles Dickens complied by \. q. de fontainc.
OF the most valuable OF the year; indspenS
able to every lover OF the great author SIS pages S
volumes IN one price s.
+. j. Hale { son. IL Murray street. New YORK.
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Have xVistar's Balsam or Wild Cherry
awavs on hand 1t cures coughs and colds nstanter.
81 cents and 81 bottle; large bottles much the cheaper
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LONDON. Nov. 10. 1874.

Don Carlos Movements Uncertain-Prus-
Sian Charges Against the French as
The New York herald., 1874-11-11

Wigs, TOupees, &c.-G. Rauehfuss.
practcal Wigmaker and importer of Human Hair No.
IA East Twelfth street. near Broadway.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-24
Kidney Dc Bladder Complnixts,
DR.. RADwAf's
Perfect !g'gssTs { sagassag Pills,

perfectly taselcss elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge regulate purify cleanse aud strengthen; k.s
vays Pills for he Of disor rs sfthe St'naen
Liver. Bowels. kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases.
Headache Cousu patton, Costvsnsss, Indigestion, pys
pepsia, gihousucss Biliorsfsver, Inflammation otths
Bowels Piles aud all Derangemsns Of the Internal
vlscera. Warranted N effect positive sure Purely
Vegetable containing 10 mercury minerals or deetsr
Afcw dc.ss II RiDwAy's PILLS will free the sys
tan from all ths above named disorders. Price . csnu
per Box SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ "FhISE AND TRUE" Send one leues
Ramp 20 RAILWAY 1 co. No. 81 Warren St. New
York Information worth thousands will be sent you.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-24
Some Gifts Good Qualities

IL new invention Thoroughly Tested
and -.cr-cd nv Letters Patclt.
2.-SiaAes perfect Lock Stitch, alike ON
o1ta s.d,-. srd sll kinds Of Good,.
&-Errs light, smooth, NoiseIe,s and
and Elp,G-be,t combination Of quail
lies.
4.-uarable-Rurs So years without
Repairs
5.-Wil, DO all varieties of work and
i,ncs ,t.-cn.ug in q superior'manuer.
s.-!8me.; sa,i. y managed by the oper-
s,-. length Of stitch may be altered
while running and the machine may he
dreaded without passing thread through
l,.es.
7.-I-s,gn-S;as.}e, ingenious Ele
giant. forming the stitch without the use
oi O.s Wheel Gears. Rotary Cans, or
Lever Arua. Has the Automatic Drop
Ted which ju,urcs uniform length Of
stitch ta.y ,p,cL Has oar new thread
Controller. which allows easy movement
u. Necd'c>Aar, ard prevents injury To
thread
>.-tous,rUctior most careful ard FIR
i,iet Il = manufactured by the most
>,i,iil, and experienced mechanics, at the
REMINGTON ARMORY, lilion, Y. y
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-24
REASONS WHY
THE REMINGTON FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINES ARE SUPERB
OR To ALI. OTHERS.

OR To ALL OTHERS:
I,,-Tbc;r SlNPHCITY.-Tbe use Of
them = very easily acquired, and any
girl 81 ordinary intelligence Is capa-
% ~ kccpiug them in order.
2ul-l ne CONSTRUCTION Of the Ne
chine Is such that it may be run at a
hiraer rate % speed than any Shut
IT, Machine now in the market In
factories where the speed has been
registered, over 600 stitches per min
ME have aesn attained with ease.
i5-Tbs;r DCEABlLiTY.-Beiug so
strju. H. Az their parts, and fitted
with ueat mechanical nicetv. and he
irc free from the harsh, Earring move
mcui,. aud friction, 50 common in in
ferior machines. then will wear along
time withour repair cf any kind.
3th-Tbeir ADAPTABMITY-By a
simple change Of the needle ana
thread, they Nill sew the finest cam
brio OF the heaviest leather All the
various kinds Of boot. aud shoes,
buck-sIiu sewing, clothing, caps
saws, shirts, nantes and dress ma
kirg can be done with equal facility
j,h-The SHUTfLE-Being large, il
viii carry great quantity Of thread
thus saving, in a great measure, the
trouble Of filling the bobbins.
6th.-Tae means Of getting at the requir-
I'd TENSION on the Threads is so
simple and complete that an even
back-stich on ROTH SIDES Of the mate
rial (which will no: rip or rayel) can
be readily obtained
7si.-rhey viii sow with equal facility
silk, Twist, Linen Thread and COM
mon spool Cotton
>'b.-They have no rotary cams, cog
wheels Or lever arms to make a noise.
run hsrd OF 70 get cut Of order
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-24
MARSHALL COIItG..
STATE NORMAL NtHUtl.
CALENnaR tN.a.eI.

su-Inc." =. NJ. ~ a..- .s.. .
'Y>TEt rTOR>.
!. b. CI,pK. a. w.. rrine.p,';
RgyJ. y. lnArEsros. ! 81 J., .:ss.s.-. =.
Miss Carrie cooper. 2ui A,s's;-.
Ella ByInc. ord Assisian'.
Miss Nannje love. Mus'r aui a.'v
Thets are three Departments :.ua &,
normal aui Acadtmi...i
THE ACiDEVTCBL DEPIE.t...t
me r.ir4a iaiicOurse 81 l.n1iisl .ri .s BE-
zeal stuiic- adopted 10 90 You're ... =
for advanced standing 10 ,o'hf
the SORBAL DEPdRItIf
Tie arrangement OF stGOi-0. 90. 80
methods 1T distinctions us"I. qrr ia.e.u
ell ~ furnish the strdeois W.T. .-. 3
thorough kno~ledge u The brarrn-s ...
monty laugl.iin the soho IS ofi3c -i-t:
1i.a srowle.lgN ~ re p,r-i. q
Of educn,ioG anj of th-bri Oh .pl.t. 4
them 10 rrAciicr In ire senol ie o.
TRIHIRF DEPAATRIt,J
The Primary department. j. -1<ts. r.
aed "a 10 constitute mode! scl.p !.
attended 10 afford practical eG,h.i. .e-
ton Of the PRINCIPLES nn mrilo94 D. sn
Efficient course Of %prmal t'sia.ns.
EgPENSES.
Tuition S,uden,s % pr'p
Normal and icsdemicei J,p.rr'.'.
per term, sln %
Less hat term. ppY uets. Wv
Contingencies payable by ell siI
dents per term, 3D.
Lessous on p,ouo including n'e o.,
instrument, term Of - wetas
two Lessons per week, -
French and German each - -'l.. i.cJ
Tuition payable strictly in stvnpsr
BosrdiRG-Wiib'e,lse VI rosp -:
week, . ~
Fuel and Light.
Winter torn per week. -
Washing per dorm -
Students rooHa are fJrni.isl gin
stove, bcjIead, mattress. r .sl.s'+lj, IT,
bic, Two chairs, vashtoNl. ptcher, pal
loOking'gtsss, lamp and wiujog isd,
Bed clothes sui al other article e. roln,
furniture other that ftus, men iohri
above, mus, 70 furnished ~ tte ..l srt.
There l. no revision for ser goag..... Z
:; . buildings.
Board bill payable one Lalfe 10 -
girning the other 81 ne eioss OK 'hf tenn
Further Information psy 10 cbfsined
BY application 70 THE PRINCIPAL
Huniipgto", .b,ucJ HtY
1877 Nes. s;r.iui7.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-24
Chesapeake g. Ohio RailToad,


economical ougto",
Staessn nd ,enboard.
the Huntingdon We to Rich
Virginia By railroad bridge be hut this ions will
Inades at the city e Huntington with
Ra1r0ads ertendnQ tr0uqh the entire " est and NoCesf
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-24
SEWING MACHINES.
The Remington
FAMILY SEWING
.NfCHL.NE.

The Remington Sewing Machines are
rap.dly becoming general isSorites and
gaming favor in every household where
trey are introduced While il il not our
purpose e. run down any Sewing Machine,
", 10 claim that our Machines are So con-
- etc rs 10 overcome al the principal OBJ
i,e,.ors that arc found in che shuttle Sex
ing Machines. That which has been long
,,pcht aiyer ~ probably every Sewing
Machine Company in the land, hss been
obtained in car Machines that is, an
even, round, bird's-eye st;tch on ali kinds
If goods. coarse or tns, without the use
~ Ccs Wheel Gears, Rotary Cams OF
Levers. working silent and smooth while
u. notion, = positive proof thar IT Will
continue % ruu well Tor wears without eI-
pcu>e.
ItLas Straight Needle, Perpendicular
Action. Automatic drop-feed, makes the
LOCK or SHUTTLE-STICH. which vii
neither RIP or RANEL. and j. alike on
both sides; performs perfect sewing on
every description OF material, with cot
,on. Hneu or SIX thread, from the coars-
,st 70 the finest number.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-24

H0uTOUGS
c%rany for sy
commenced impCan ra pss,s will be D the emie"s M or
win III, c1'psats ohio railroad and ea1 other
ID T.. %ss P ron beds s cf h Ohio v ST Ss m
opening Of he chsspsn @9d Obi T will give % ard cheap
superior in the United for the
5 % peculiar ss hs pD ' roS for
, ,i S a' a1s pig Sp S timber S ap great ,
accessibility The region celebrated for abundance and
"a 1 gs city T.h @ ssssg .s@ d %ro
and its connections will w " inc P the eRfISs Bay and
natural and convenient pola for the interchange extensive scale Of
ing States Of the East Europe.
Ia beauty which
great COS, laid out the city
TaSf s6 s o%o a9 9 s sSs
hns and isd TASTE win i TI In s the fsnn and s,'
nbundsn. for roadway And sidewalks
:n5ssTy On h 4yean
conditions which will forever prevent nuisanees in the eiHi
plan easily economically and vhen adapted
In the part College
eusst Of their children higher learning at mod
F1 Th 'G lots sosaoo feet vary from $40 $3.50 e,eA 5
These res Oo,sre not binding beyond this @
within thirty days on delivery purchaser. prsf iSey may y 90
per s 'n' s d 4snsa a r snt' : s dat. Of
purchase s ' interest
term:
Each purchaser required cua On .ee m purchased within from
specified
sic'n against nusnc and to conform specified regulations regarding
thes. and location Of the buildings be
experienced o lof
There place the Ohio river
Rolling Wins Machine shops &c. Huntington material
unlimited the oil the Chesapeake
evnty from whence transported Huntington very
Liberal be securing plot.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad being completed;
cheap and pleasant route from the
ngon
Further will be application person or by
to either Of the undersigned - " " i " - ~
ID. w. EMMONS, Cmp Svp,
JOHN ID. OLEY, AGENT
? 49,. nv Huntington, West Va.
"a Wil.mS,reet, New York
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-04-09
A HITCH IN THE MACHINERY.

The political machinery of the Adj
ministration party is evidently out of
repair, and unless few master me-
chanics bring their cunning to bear on
the craft at an early day, there seems
abundant reason for fearing that per-
manent Reorganization and possible
dissolution may ensue. The recent
defeat of the regular Republican candi-
dates at the State elections of Maine
and Connecticut are the latest and
most unmistakable signs of democrat
ization of machinery which has SO
long run so smoothly or at least so
rapidly as to easily overcome all other
combinations. In each of the States
named the victory has been won by
the Democrats, though it does not ap-
pear that the result is so much due to
the popularity of the victors as to the
unpopularity of the defeated. 1t is the
party in power that is held responsible
for whatever governmental errors may
be committed, and the people hold the
Administration party answerable for
the Credit Mobilier fraud and the Con-
gressional back pay speculation.
Hence the clog in the machinery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-04-09
LOS ANGELES ABROAD.

At this time no section Of the State
is attracting more general attention
than the immediate locality of which
Los Angeles is the central point. The
tide of home-seekers who come from
the East, and come to stay, is turning
down the coast, and each steamer leav-
ing San Francisco bears parties of
men who, having heard of Los An
geles and San Bernardino, are on the
way to see and examine for them
selves. 1t is needless to say that those
who come are content to stay, or if
they go away it is with the intention
of returning as soon as possible. The
climate and soil of the southern coast
valleys so far exceed the expectations
of our eastern visitors, and compare so
favorably with other sections of the
State, that the farmer or stock-raiser
needs only to travel over the country
to satisfy himself that this section pos
sesses more and greater advantages
than are to be found elsewhere.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-04-09
A FEW WORDS AT STARTING.

A casual glance through the current
issues of the HERALD convinces the
new editor that an extended article
indicating what it is the purpose ofthe
proprietors shall be the future course
of the paper, will be but a work of su-
pererogation-unnecessarybe because al
ready fully set forth and generally
understood. A brief recapitulation
will suffice. The future of the HERALD
is that of an independent journal-one
that is independent not only in name
and profession, but in practice and
principle. The field of such journal
is as broad as the land and its work, if
faithfully performed, productive of
good in both town and country. The
doctrine which acknowledges the SUI
premacy of the people and demands
the enactment and maintenance of
such laws as will secure the greatest
good to the greatest number, has not of
late received that consideration to
which it is entitled, but it will reassert
itself, and the dominancy Of the few
must yield to the right and power of
the masses. A firm believer in the
justice and humanity of this creed, the
HERALD will labor with might and
main in support of this faith.
For himself, the editor will say a
word. He resumes an old occupation
in new field. With the general rou-
tine of his profession he is familiar,
and Of the resources and advantages
of the locality in which he comes \to
make his future home, he hopes soon
to acquire accurate information. He
has no friends to reward nor enemies
to punish, and in discussing men and
measures he will honor truth and
nothing extenuate nor set down
aught in malice"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-04-09
PETALU Ma.

The Shooting Mania Still RACES.
PETALUMA, April Sth. = John H.
Richardson, resident of San Fran
cisco, shot himself here to-day.