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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17
The Daily ARGUS. of Leayenworth,

The Daily Argus, of Leayenworth,
is no more. The editor of the Argus,
in writing the obituary of his pepper,
sums up the history of his enterprise
in the following racy fashion
About fonr months ago we took pos
session of this paper. 1t was then / 1
the very act of pegging out, and we
breathed i'll it four months more OF life
than it otherwise would have had had
we not taken possession of it. Having
neither friends, money, nor credit, we
put into it all our surplus cash, and
every dollar of our friends We could
get, bnt as everybody will see, it is no
60. We presume our enemies
will rejoice, especially Simon Ables,
d. r. Anthony, and William Nc
Neil CioTyh but we have had
the satisfaction of ventilating ST.
mon and Daniel to our fullest eX-
tent. We did it because We believed
them both to be Williams of the deepest
dye. Either the people of the city
don't appreciate our efforts, or we
don't know how to run a paper. We
went into the business determined to
run it or bust. We have busted.
During our connection with the Argus
we made some friends and numerous
enemies. The former will have our graf
itude while life lasts; the latter are af-
fectionately requested to go hell.
With these few remarks we take our
leave Of public life, and now propose
to enter into a field of more useful
ness and, if God is willing, we will
never go into the newspaper business
again."
The New Orleans Picayune says ::
Yesterday we made inquiry of the in
telligeIt deputy sheriff, Col. Dick.
what number of tenants paid rent to
the sheriff. His answer was "Over
six hundred, and daily increasing"
And this number has been acquired in
one year. At like ratio, in four
years there is great danger that the
sheriff will be the sole, as he is now
the principal, landlord OF the city IN
the country it is even worse. More
than half Of all the properties i'll the
parishes are under seizure for taxes
Not one-third of them would sell for
enough to pay taxes and mortgages
This is certainly a condition OF affairs
which ought to appeal most eloquently
to the national government for protec-
ton and relief.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17
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EXTRA PROLIFIC SIMPSON COTTON Seed

J.
icy seed so' the f 3d.. sd the qbanes dIas
seed
above en burh hushe.
Agents ia ms low county,
nr' FAn Hicks FasSn Pew RYSn fSny ov nnv C.
@ gentlemen we'll known
we
pro %
IHoMtsos, -
Siooen,
sIoriIs,
N. C,Nov enbers
give % S Simpson &
the
% @ Pen5
county ,Jpnuarya tn
nee M ] na ms the s the s a
the souher utivatr. necnl No 1870
@
rtc
@or" than other Wi 70 nyi
Mr. spa ss a RI @ % tn tearing
3s-ds:&
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

,o o. c asouhern Suti%r . COTTON
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17
LlEiGs3iaSIIa5 isselzS;

DR.. Sharp's Srecitir cures Dyspepsia. liver
Complaint. Constipation. Nomi:snI - Foo
Sour stomach WH'er Era-h, Il a''hu-u 10"
Spirits, &c. IN Ihirty-tve vas never t,'iI
10 cure the most ots' mate cases Ia f.v drug
gists generally T. x N|!l.HTN>s Agent
for wiir,in atom. No. Depot. Ia i.IS! lii
Ny. Crcu ars mai ed on applica, o..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

sDSECE2eNANCN, or SOsE- EkkA:< N
Z sNG.,' How either -fS NAV - SENATE
an gin the love ami Affections any persou
they choose instantly. This simple men al az
qrrement al can icSsesS. tree, by N Ill, for
2ic., toget her with = marriage Gn;:e, Egyptian
Oracl I'reams Hints to La 'ie-, Wedding
y CGt ~ 1t. &c. \ queer book. = CitresS 4
WI, LIAM &C Co, Pubs. PhiIa.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

T4T SGHUUL TEhCHEHS WANTED
70 ergage durr"P q e Srr'ng ann >unIuer in
bu1incss paying $3.50 per month in
their own counties. Addre EGLEK &
MCCUkDI, Philadelphia, Pa. Nv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

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Icmnuot o "
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Die MAJ on on II
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-17

1t IL the Cheapest, furest and Best Family
M ediciie the world l. manufa CT nrt q Only
by j. ii. ZEILEN c; o.,
NJ ON. GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price. $l00- Sold ty al Druggists.
Jan 81 dSw2I
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-26

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-26

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-26

The s1itr n . Mississippi Dezs.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-26

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-26

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-26

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-11-26

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-25
The Philosophy of the WO-
mems Movement Against
the Liquor business.

The minds OF thinking men and wo-
man are closely directed TO the new
movement against the liquor business,
by the ladies' The philosophy Of i:
is being looked into, and discussed.
The question Is thus written on by
tie Pi'tsburg Gazette:
What may be termed the woman's
praying temperance movement seems
to be epidemic. 1t has broken out in
New Y ors. Jersy City, Omaha, and at
Manchester, Iowa, besides being gem
orally prevalent in Ohio. 1t is, We
think, entirely independent of existing
temperance organizations. especially
those of the secret order. Its success
is dependent on a reverence, among
the people, for moral and religious 10
fuencs, and the fact that it does sue
ceei, is proof that there are right sen
timents among those who are engaged
in the liquor selling BUSINESS. Per
haPs when the point is calmly stated,
there are few that really doubt this,
vet all can RENE mber how generally
those who sell liquor are denounced As
utterly callous, irreye-eht, and lack
ing in the elements upon which a
Christian life is based. May it not be
that there was repeilant infleRce in
such teaching, that served to harden
those engaged iu the business, agains:
the very Influences that were brought
to bear At all events, the present
movement proceeds upon an entirely
different theory. In place of lectur;ng
and preaching against the liquor decl
els, aud saloon keepers, these ladies'
pray for them, treating them respect
fully, recognizing them as possessed Of
moral sen,Ibiliiy, and as amenable to
kindly religious influences. The Phi
losophy of the ladies is certainly more
correct than that heretofore prevailing
on the subject. The wide departure
from the social rules heretofore rccog-
uized as right and proper, the some
what startling nature of the movement,
the excItable elements involved, the
presence of woman of responsibility a,
places not heretofore regarded as suit
ed for them, al! these foim the pecu-
liar and exceptional features of the
movement. Of Its permanency nc
opinion can yet be formed. 1t is sue
cessful, for the present, beyond cavil
or doubt.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-25

The famine in India is increasing; and it
Is estimated that I5O, ,00O natives are already
severely distressed.
| A yorng lady was playing with peculiar
brilliancy of touch. A pystander bachelor
exclaimed, .s!'d give the world for those
I fingers" sPerhaps you might get the
whole hand b. asking" said the young
lady's mamma
/ A correspondent of the Baltimore .imer-
ican saws that Gen. Leslie Coom6s, of Ken
lucky. now nearly ninety years of age, is
more active than most men of ifty years.
: lie wars his own brown hair, almost un-
tinged with gray, and has rosebud in his
I buttonnole.
! There are four miles of teams hauling
/ tinbtr on the Tenfield road, says the Clear
/ field Rcffsmaa's Journal, add if a person
happens to be going toward the place, just
at the right time of day, he has the plea
sure of hauling oil to one side and waiting
/ for that four miles of teams TO pass. They
make two trips dsy, rendering travel un-
safe as well as decidedly inconveni, Mt.
Samuel Ulm, of ST Joseph county, Mich
on life sentence, for the murder of one
Es,abrook, and it has Just b zen discovered
I that he is innocent. Mr.. Clm is now sew
= enty years old, and after having passed
nearly twenty years in prison it is hardly
4 likely that ne will care whether he is shown
TO be innocent or not. The law has done
Its worst so iar as he is concerned, and re-
paration, unhappiiy, is impossible.
There viii be four eclipses in 1874, viz !:
( Total eclipse OF the sun, April l6, visible in
I the southern part of South America and
southern part of Africa; invisible in the
/ United States. A partial eclipse of the
moon, Nav invisible in the United States
An anpular eclipse of the sun, October 10
visible in Europe, western Asia and eastern
Africa invisible in the United States. A
ible in the United States; in New England
! il will commence tive minutes before one
O'Clock A. NJ, and end ten minutes before
three at 2:l5 4. N. it will be total. Be-
sides these, there Will be transit of Venus
across the suns disc, December s; visible
on the Pacific Ocean, Asia and a part of
Europe; invisible la the United States
This event viii attract the special attention
of astronomers, who will be enabled by it TO
measure accurately the distance OF the
| earth from the sun.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-25
The Objects of the Oranges.

The Washington Republic, in the fol
lowing, sums up the objects of the
Oranges:
We have been looking at the various
expressions of sentiment from the
oranges now so extensively organized iu
the country. Their objects aud those
of the Republic have so much in com
mon that We have watched with inter
est their discussions aud resolutions to
see whether their organizers were going
to show an intelligent apprehension OF
the difficulties which embarrlss the IN
dustries Of the country, and whether
they would be able TO apply the needed
remedial principles, or whether their
organization would be devoted to the
easy work of tearing down without
building anything better for the indi-
v;dual and public welfare.
We find the following promising res
olutions among those passed by the
Iowa Clinton County Grange:
To secure for ourselves socia! and
educational advantages to improve
our condition as a class; TO ennoble
farm life, and to renjor it more attrac
tive to make ourselves better and
more successful farmers or mechanics
Again, the Michigan State Grange
shows an excellent parpose in the fol-
loving;
ReSoirsd, That We understand the OBJ
jects of this organization to be
L. The bringing together in friendly
and intelligent association o. that large
class of society, the farmers, who have
III all the past lived comparatively iso-
lated, bringing with them Their wives
their sons, and their daughters, thereby
promoting the higher social culture
with all ITS beneficial results.
,. To encourage the intellectual lm-
provement of those connected with the
organization, not only by the discussion
Of the numerous questions purely agri
cultural, the proper understanding ot
which underlies our greatest success III
the tillIng of the soil, but also that VT
may be more thoroughly acquainted
with the great and important duties and
obligations deyolving upon US, aud grow
Ing GU. of the relations We sustain t,
society, aud also with what are our
rights and responsibilities as sovereign
citizens of free government.
ReSoiUed. That in government like
ours the universal good requires that
there should be no such class legisla.
tion as will give to anv one branch oi
business or industry aEy undue advsn
tage or power over other interests
equally important to the well-be,ng el
society, but, as far as possible, every
useful occupation and those engaged
therein should enjoy equal advantage,
IN the race of life.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-25

Stephen Raymond, charged with being
one of the ringleaders of band who oper-
ated in Wall street and elsewhere last sum-
mer with forged securities, has arrived in
New York from England in charge Of pri-
vate detective and has been placed in the
Tonibs. The gang passed over S500,0O0
worth of forged bonds on the Central and
Buffalo and Erie Railroads, and were about
TO throw on the market vast number OF
fraudulent bonds of the Western Union
Telegraph Company when detected. DR..
Alvah Blaisdell, notorious from having his
name associated with the Cunnin CHAM Bur-
dell murdell murder, has also been arrested.
Ii is alleged that large number of bonds
were prepared ir his hOuse.