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The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Batchelor's Hair Dye is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied Ut BATCHELoRS Wig Factory Id Bond ST.. NY
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

A.-Pers0ns Wearing for the First
time the comfortable Ella TIC TRUSS. 6s3 Broadway,
are instantly relieved and feel like man long sick
who has recovered his health = moment
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Best Place in New York to Buy Boots
ard SHOES and IN Ola RU BBERS all styles and prioeA
is at MILLER / co. IS, No Union square.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases of the Feet cured by DE- zACHARIE. No. ~
Union square.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
DENMARK AND GERMANY.
The Prussian Cabinet Not. Conciliatory On the
Danish Expulsion Question.

LONDON, Oct q, 1874.
Hsdersleben tDanish) newspaper denies the
statement that the attitude OF Germany toward
Denmark relative to the recent expulsion OF Danes
from Schleswtg has been concihatory.
The same paper declares, upon what it claims to
be good authority, that the reply OF the German
government to the represen tations Of the Danish
Minister was 'sneither courteous nor salts
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

For the Library.-Supertor LeatheH
covered Sofas. arm and side Chairs en- suite Or 10
taireS Tables. &c. HKRTS CO., S06 Broadway, op-
positc Eleventh street
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
Naturalization Question Again Brought
Forward.

NEW OKLEANS, UCL. z, 1874.
Wright, the State Registrar of voters, gave
notice to-day that he would tomorrow receive
the opinion Of the Attorney General as to the
legality Of naturalization before the Second
District Court. The conservatives assert
that this question has been sprung at
this late day by the republicans with the view or
throwing out about 1000 white voters by stri king
their names from the registration lfsts 1t now
being TOO late Tor them to renaturalize and re-
gtster.
Hines' political organization, which had nomi-
mated o lu municipal ticket, have Withdrawn
their candidates Ia favor OF the conservatives.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Arms and Ammunition Shipped For
the Argentine Confederate Rebels.
MoNTEvIDEo, Oct. 10, 1874.
steamer belonging to the Argentine Republic
tnsurrectontsts has left here towing vessel con-
tanning arms and ammunition for the rebels.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Exercise.--J. Woods Gymnasium. No.
East Twenty eighth street Open day and evening
Boxing. Fencing and Private Training send Tor circular
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
THE PATTOE-sWIHG CASE,
Protese Against the Reception or the
Appeai-Ths Appellee Not Present.
Counsel Appointed for the Defence.


APpeai-The Appellee Not Present.
Counsel Appointed for tho Defence.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. q, 1874
In the Presbyterian Synod OF Northern Illinois to-
day Mr. J. M. Linn asked and OBTAINED leave TO en-
ter protest against the reception OF the appeal
OF Professor Patton from the decision OF the CHI
cago Presbytery IN the Swing case. The protest
sets forth the points made BY Rev. Mr. Noyes in his
speech yesterday and quotations from the legal
synodcal proceedings 10 show tnat the appeal Is
unprecedented and illegal. After reading the
protest, the clerk called the names OF Swing and
Patton, when the latter responded, but the former
was NOT in the house. Rev. Mr.. Noyes was ap~
pointed 10 represent him, but declined TO serve.
NJ patterson, Il. g. Sickes O. L. Thompson, Mr.
Itoworlage, ). II. Weller and others were success
sVeY appointed, but all refused, most OF them ON
conservative grounds
Finding That none Of Professor Swfug's friends
"ouiu ueiehu MIN In the Case, the synod ap-
pointed REV. Reuben Frame. an old gentleman
WHOSE eyesight is so much impaired that the test-
moBy VIII De read TO him He mas been seanch
supporter OF Professor Patton during the contro-
veIsy. Iroiessor ration commenced his speech
tnls AFTERNOON, ana mas the noor tomorrow morn
Ing. Professor SWINGS friends In the synod have
asked to be excused from further attendance in
the case, out the request has been refused.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Arts.-J. >. Bradley, II Liberty Street
Best selection fine Pictures in America, elegantly
framed cheapest in New York.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

A.-Ltfe Ooks' Cork Solo
BOOTS and SHOES, recommended by all physicians:
largest assortment boots and shoes in the city. LIPS
Broadway corner Twenty ninth street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Query.-Whnt Will Cure MY Cough
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. 50 cents
and 81 bottle. large bottles much the cheaper.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

A.-Rupture and Physical Deformities
succe essfuliy treated BY DIR. MARSH, at No. Vssey
street. opposite ST Psuls church
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Alb. r. SPHINX, Pebble Diamonds, I5l
Fulton srcetSsuds Rings Earrings n solid gold, from
81 upwards
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
Meeting OF the Brotherhood NJ Atlantis,
Ca.
ATLANTA, Oct. 2l, 1874

hfLhNfK, OCb. 1917.
The Grand International Division Of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers met today. One
hundred and ffty delegates were present A well
come was rendered to them by the Governor OF the
StaIe and the Mayor OF the city. The reports show
that the 0rdeT " IN q dourlshtnR condition.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Lexington Avenue.-TurkfSh and Ro.
MAN BATHS, Twenty finn street; uneQuaed
bathing; pleasant rooms; excellent table, popular
prcea Sen TOR circular.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Lake George Diamonds Set In Fine
gold Studs 81 90 $40 Earrings IS to $40 Rings S5
To $50 L. JACOBS No. 8 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

The Way TO secure Beautiful Skim
Use GlENN's SULPHUR SOAP daily in your bash IL
opens the pores so that impurities pass OF from
the whole skin, instead Of compelling them work II
through the ace-the only part many pcopIa
that Is washed. and, therefore the cart where III
impurities work oil with facility. Sold by druggist
at per cake. or one box Qhree caSes 6oc. by mai
Zone box three cakes, Tic Address Z. h. CRirTEN
TON, New York. Agents wanted.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

For an Elegant Set or Eurs or Sealskin
SACQUE, MUFF BOA. GAP or GLOVES 60 direct to
the manufacturers q. G. SHAYNE 1 CO., Broadway.
Tenth street Sacques trimmed with fashionable
Fur MuHsr sreun
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Baby Carriagc-Thc Novelty. Can be
used o cradle for the win ter mouths LEWIS r.
TIBBALS ol2 Broadway. opposite St. Nicholas Hotel.
Send for circular,
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Musical and ORA matic Notes.
Luccs likes Zurich 80 much that she wants TO
settle down there.
-srs. Booth bAa been playing CONSTANCE, IN
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Al.-Furniture. Bargains. Sec Kelly
4 CO.'S. ad ver rtisement
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
| Candidates Elected to the
Prusstan Dict.

The Danish candidates Krueger and Ahimann
have been elected to the Prussian Diet from IA.
,dersleben and Alsen.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
Arrangements as to tho Advisory and
Returning Boards.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21, 1874
The failure TO agree and the final adjournment
OF the Conference Committees at IL O'Clock last
night In no way impairs the agree
ment heretofore made, except as to the
Advisory Board, which can do nothing
without an umpire
Colonel Packard stated to-day that the con-
servatveS would be given two members OF the
Returning Board as per the original agreement.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Twenty Thousand Persons Wearing
GRADUATED LUNG PROTECTORS last year, not one
had cold their lungs Sold everywhere Mailed free,
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
NEW ORLEANS.

Republican Change OF Tactics-The
White League Leaders Not To BE Ar
rested Until After the Election.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 21, 1874.
The rumor that the radical authorities propose
to defer the arrest of the leaders OF the White
League In this city until after the election quiet Is
people somewhat; but the democrats say they are
ready to submit to the United States authorities
The conference between the rival parties has ter
minated without results.
General Emory, however, has no tear OF disturb
ance, unless the appearance OF large bodies OF
White Leaguers ana United States marshals at the
polls causes conflicts to require federal interfer-
ence. II so, he says somebody VIII get hurt"
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

1TAEHOoD-nrH EDITION. TREATISE ON
M the LAWS Governing Life, Explanatory Of tho
Causes symptoms, with tnstructons
3 xqsfIss peSsy and semaars
anthor, DR.. & DR y. cuRrls, No Is Kass sixteenth
The New York herald., 1874-10-22

Wig., Toupees, &c.-G. Rauchfuss,
East Twelfth street. near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
THE SCIENCE OF HRALrH FOR NOVEMBER CON-
1 tains Beds; What They We're, Are and should Be.

THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for November, now
ready, treats Parental Responsibility, the Temper
ance Problem. Importance In Regularity Of Meals
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-25
4 Wheat lsuylnw Combination

III New ipik It Il currently report.
I'll TINT large combination IL capt.
alis.r. consisting u grain dealers. hank.
rrs aud railroad men. has been formed
ior transraliug gruin frpm tho M..,
10 Tho Atlantic seahoafd aud Europe,
and for protecting ralcs of wheat III
London Oh commission. negotiations
being affected By telegraph. The
rrpsl.rc,u. VI tho company showr TINT
|, has been formed In order u take al.
vantage of tbs present opportunities fu'
doing 4 large gram business with En.
rorc. AMI sa,i.f, tho popular demand
fof .omo nlrans To relieve tho farmer,
ef tho Yves, by bringing ,hem in,o i'm
mediate connection with buyers and
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-25
kiTTi's FORTY.
ii LpM Ai'b I.i,iLa-rnS.

Il lnrrn', IL men any good .o live
apart ilam aemrn aud children.
nr,cr knew lmy's schuol In which
there war nut tendency 10 rnMis i.m
All lumbermsn sailors. fisherman. nn,l
AL uth,f tnin Tint live only vii, H.n.
arr pla,erh,ally Il halt bear n,l u
people. l'rnniietsmcn soften down
when Wnmen aipl children uuMe-~bu
! l'rgad m,selI; II II tic stels YOU
want.
liutpl MI .lanes 1.-Two in u s',ani,
III themselves .le,les was Il married
man, tindng il hari ~ support il wite
ii Il lnWn easi Village, liz pnligratui /.
uurill Nina, sta, leaving his MiIr III.
,rr ler fathers ru.i, nuti. liz should
he able to ''iMAo il rtaii = liz M,
lsusen Ind gone intn partnership nnd
"rrecuptuI i"wn Aiir VI three hum
irrd hala i@eiii, acres.
There were perhaps t~enty famlisi
scattered rrarsrly over tLis tuMn Ill,
Ut tie time ~, story begins aud cnds
Tor |. e,plr the sa.no week u begins.
The partners hal disagreed, quarrel
ul aud divided their interests. Ill,
lnnl Mas all sitateI bet wr.n them q
rcrt onc valuable forty n.fr l,i..r
Each II them ,laiu.l That reca u
lanl NIL '1c lna,fpl hal gone i, higl
hctween tl,,m In, tho ncigl,bprs rA-
rerirl them III shut M sight ln iae
II Mas understood lint l.urinn ms i,
the ia'y ae,e riets determined io.hup
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-25

Cry "a. local rApsns. DO the
city papers say anything III regard 10
Your own county. Nothing II, they
contain notices II Jour schools, meet.
ings, churches improvements ani hun.
drc.ls of oiher l"cal matters IL interest.
which your honc paper publishes with.
out pay Du they EVER ray word
calculated tp draw attention to ypnf
county "r aid IL, IL .lrngre.s md Oh.
terIrise:: Not line. md yet there are
men who take such contracted view
ot this matter that nnloss they arr get.
ting ~ many square inches u reading
matter IN their own paper as they do
~ city paper, they think they are
not getting the worth of their money.
Il reminds us VI the men WIN took thu
largest pair Of boots In the lmx because
tho price WAS the same ~ TIM pair
much smaller which sil,od him. Storm
Lake Pilot.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-25

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missions viii ~ Ter rsni Thr
company will ala have large rretit
fr"m the sale III l,.esrNan,r iii t,,uI
on. The farmer will l,c benefited i,
'nakins prompt sales Al i.ondun rsier.,
less commission unls, and will raip ,hc
advantage nf the cheap Transportation
secured l,y tho COMPANY. 'fhcy will
avoid paying tho present enormous a.
lenses II mnking salts. Ii
There Inns hrcn snnc private talk
hat this scheme has hccn projected hy
'hc friends ~ tho administration. IN
,rder to consiliatr and combine the
Influences of tie ralrnad companies anl
he gfangcrs. by making them pntu.
'!Iy interested IN this enterprise: but
his il all speculation II il Il fact.
'owevcr, tha, Oryillc Grant, tho prcs.
dent. brother, il one IL tho mus, "a.
cnsihlc promoters. anl other friends of
1hc government stand In tho lnck.
,r"nnd, with large capital. ~ operate
with when arrangements nro all per.
rctei which will hc In about six
weeks. Davenport Dpnacrst.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-25

Bishop Leo II suffering from thc RI.
frels u 4 terrible fall ho Ct seme time
ago, ~ tho Episcopal residence. In
the darkness u night ~ mis'aking
one door Tor another, liz WAS rrerlpi.
.a,cl down tie entire light a stars
lsaiing frun ihc second story u tie
luwrr from front hall. consisting oi
mnrr tl,an twenty steps llc WI rpn-
silurabl, lamol aud brnisnl, In, sai.
ierrd lu confinement frnm lis injuries
nj the ,in'. Since TINT time, Inv
over. MI nlSeers has lormcl un III righ,
hand. which WAS nust injured ii. tl,
time IT tho fall, from which liz Ii at.
frring extreme agony, --so much ~ d.
u in,aparitatc \ IL iur liz clerical dut
les The al,sers cxtenis cnlireI,
through, thu hand irem hauk IL raln
liz has tho sympashi,r, MT only q l,is
church throughout tho state. Lat Il
myriad d friends here and elsewhere
davenport Democrat.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-25

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TIE lrsy fpr sri,ml pnrposes In ihr
District Townships anl independent
Districts, Mas ouniifmti "a reported by
tlulr Respective ss.I.snfl.s,
IIuufd adjourned sine tlls.
All petitions. bills mud accounts pro.
seated ir tie l.,a,r.l. and not Included I'd
ihr a,u.c report. were either rejected OS
Iai1 over till October session.
Attcsi: JEREMIAH BARKER.
Turk or tho D0ard "
Supervisors.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-25
nadn |. vol tscd lolt.

\ curious incident recent, occurred
Oh Western rail rpal train a. the
ears were moving away from Tcrre
1iasltc depot, pretty Young woman
ea'ne from the ladies' ear. and nshne
into the smol,ng.car !fan,ienlly appeal.
ei t. everybody to stop tie train.
Catching sight u tho conductor, shc
exclaimed, piteonsly. MIR. conluet.r
do please stop tho train. I'ye left ii,
baby The train vas stopped, and the
baby recovered. amid, tho heau,
cl'eers of tho people Oh tho platform,
and tho passengers, nnd while thu
young mother laughed anil cried and
linggcl her little one, sle ticl H. "a.
plain how the baby was saeh i nrv one
that shu hasln II got used IL II yet.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-25
Proceedings Of the board OF srperyi-
sors Of Howard County. Iowa,
September Session.

OtfteE w ItiE nnAMD ~
stttnti~DHs,
tnIan. sept. 1th, is7i
The t'IaiflAan lt.itr nls. III illr II, AfI
~as c,ileI 10 pr,lcf Il, th Auditor At II
ls III.
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Nflls frsitn, Mum. I'tsf Nfiie. l.ltnr
~rs4a@ 81 'n. Iowa i II. iasinn,
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