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HARD TIMES ounIsnAss,

Some papers are close observers, and
keenly alive III TO passing events ~
these times. a Wisconsin weekly
makes ayey practical note which, We
think, VIII apply equally wehAelse-
whore. IL says "lhe times are hard,
and economy IL necessary, The chris
tian must give ny his pew ln church Y
he Inns ong, or In some way or othof
lessen hiFsubscriptlon TO church sup
port. HE must stop his paper, price
three dollars no must sorr0wlully and
reluctantly decline 70 leFel adyspiaEY
OF many opportunities ofchurch extern
sion. OF COURSE he IL not called on To
retrolich In any other way. He'is not
u. give UP tobaeg9, Or vine, or the con
cert, or the thenter, or entertainments
in, my way that ho may have
more u give for the support OF
religion. He promises TO give
for this purpose, ,but then, what
OF that; II he gives but II small pNrt OF
itand thlnksuomore about. It, thereis
no trouble, his note IL notout with In
tcrest at ten per cent for what remains.
The preacher may bea small matter
seedy, aud lean with his voice little
weakened towards the end Of the year.
But, then, II he gets through, aud IL
alive aud strong enough to begin the
next year, the good people have n safe
thing of it. Thus the things. which
are unseen are temporal; the things
which are see,, are eternal, v
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The great topic in fashionable .radi-
cal and coloredS circlesis- the impend.
ing exodus of negroes from Alabama.
A convention of them was recently
heldIin Montgomery, and an address
prepared doubtless by some, carpet
Dagger who is going to make money
.lhgpovipg Ithem), setting, forth their
"wrongs under kuklux +, hate and
white league prescription" which Is
addressedto the people of the United
Stateso lThey,want assistance frnm the
north to help their emigration associa-
t9B effect their colqpiza,ien in the far
west 1t wouldn't be a bsdidea for con-
gress to present them with territory
next 10 Utah, So that The twoY emnaits
of "the irwin relics of barbarism," the,
negro and polygamy, can settle down
under their own vine and fig tree away
from s'de pore white rebel trashD ao
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AMONG foreign Items Is the follow
Ing IN saliord-a Roman Catholic
bishop IL making IN innovation which
VIII surprise Protestantsi f not Roman-
lists. He actually celebrated vespers
In the English lpguage and then
preached sermon giving his reasons
for adopting thlsicoprse, lie said no
hoped the congregation would oil take
part. And make tn popular copgrega-
tlonafserSice, inaead2oi leaving y TO
the clergy and choir, M Had been the
case when the service was sung In
Latin,
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liz wassm Eyansylllle, Indiana,
lover and his name was Reynolds.
His h,ited r4yal was coming home from
church with the idol of his soul, and
brother Reynolds quietly laid for the
favored one a. he w0s spoonmg home-
ward with the maid on his arm, ana
filled the skin Of the hated rival 30 full
of buckshot that he brought about u
Arst.olaas ninerai Now the Evans
Williams 20 IN arms 10 church NJ night
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AMONG thsrecent deaths in Alabam,

AMONG thereoentdcaths In Alabama
wasthat OF Colonel Francis Lee Camp
bell, a son of the late General Robert
Campbell, of South Carolina, formerly
United States consul at Havana and
London. Colonel Campbell COM
manded the glorious old thirteenth
Louisiana, which won imperishable
laurels In the campaigns of the army
of Tennessee, Colonel Campbell was
nearly related, on his mothers side, to
General Robert E. Lee, being y great
grandson of Richard Henry Lee of Wiz,
GINA. He was a brave'soldler and
chiyalrous gentleman, Peace TO, his
aahes.A - a. IA. ~ AA Fi IA.
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TIM many friends OF the late Lieu
tenat General Hardee will be pleased
10 learn that his nephew, Captain u,
s. HArde4. wAptserved on his upclea
staff In that famous corps during the
war, has been elected city surveyor
OF New OrleAna.
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OUR jury system anust be amended
A qualification better and higher than
!. those now required of jurorssis de-
imanded. and must be established It.
is shameful to see important questions
oflaw, involving the value Of proper
ty, handed over too often to q lot Of
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MISCELLANEOUS,

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
1.-THE counienancc N, fpalco and Z
w leadeh-coloredIwlfh dcca6onal \
Pushes, or circumscrited spot on
one or both cheeks; The cyesbeeome
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
DEMONSTRATIONS h06s tlelpNer nSQuO
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and
lsopetines bleedFs . swelling Of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
q hpYmppipg Or tbrobbing Of the ears;
an unusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny
or hrred tongue; breath very foul,
pSticaliflyinlthe hoFnipe; appcptqNI
variable, sometimes voracious, with a
, gnawing sensation of the stomach. At ~
Others, entirely gone; fleeing pains
F'inn,he slomach;y occasional, nausea
! andvomting ;yiolent pains ,through-
out the abdomen. -bowels irregular, p
{ at times costiye; stools Shiny, not e.
unirequently tinged with blood; belly
swollen and hard , urine turbid rec
SEPARATION occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough q. cough
sometimes dry and convulsve; un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing of the teeth;'temper variable,
but generally irritabls etSl nj
Whenever the, above symptoms
are found TO exist, a. e. n. AZ Il,
Dr.. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
PThc universal suessss~w'hieh has~
attended,. .tbe, adminiSlration of this"-'
preparation has been such as to war a."
rant us in Plcdging ourselves to the
Fss' Sr + lra4h hokA9 On
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: providing the
symptoms attending the, sickness of
the child or adult should warrant'the I
suppoSition of worms being the
.cause. In all eases the Medicine
TO be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE .
wITH,THR DIRECTIONS. -,,, .-. -,
We Pledgeiour to The public.
that nv " "a .'A'".A'''a' ~ N~%G-A
Dr. c. M'Lane's -Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
centpreparatipn, got eabaHe@doizgi, -,
the slightest fyniy 10 The mast ttnder q"
infant. Address all orders to
/ FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
p, S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from j,
Others than Fcming Bros, twill do well 10 write
their orders distinctly, and fdty ndasl SaftDy al 4
~hZSasS ,saayed sVls,ni,ts B,os liiis5vyk. Il
"a To those wishing to give them trial. we will.
forward per mail. post paid to any part of the
United States, one box Of Pills for twelve three
cent postage stamps or one vial Of Vermi6igc for
fourteen three-cent stamps. All orders from Canada
must be accompanied by Twenty cents extra
~ For sale by Druggists and Country Storr n
Keepers generally. - VI r. y
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A mild aporienti nnd p2ittipl pnrGa-l
tiC@l tecoinnpendrd. forthe 0uAp otnll de-
rangthentSofthe stomach llvelanl bowels.
Bythoirtlimely uRn Inuch sickness IS pre-,
Veniall ThdtesDio1 geRFt have ppoW
eatliemto NJ tlu sufJsp,a1reht apd ibQst OF
Nli thA pills eaerio nSedtoith0 public, They.
purify tha hlooa, pGin0yf all Interruptions md
restore the diseased system to peTlyct heqlth,
ASIAN An ttlOtet % Giglils und E0Vertlley
llspt no eqiAl. s'Or DyEpepsSn they are
For isiiciS AeildnGh0 aud Iii.
io'is Gnlselhey ARE II sure 0urc. Eos COn-
stil,atiOn, Gihenrntism, PlIea, Faipita-
ton OF the RIeort, Pain ia the side.
Back nng IiOins. Nervousness, a nosltiyq
remedy. Fer Femaio IrerguEaAities,
without rivRs. iWheu one docs not "fQel
very well, 'asingl3 dose stlmulatesth stom-j
ach and bowels, restores tAe appetite, and
imparts '7igor TO thu system.l Sold every
where. Office Murray street, Nav York,
a. sam N1Iy.H. .IIg ffpt... IT,,
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There has just been issued from The
HERALD book and job office, a pam
phlet entitled "Some further observa-
tions on Torsion i'm the arrest OF hem
orrhage, by E. T. Easley A. NJ, M. d.,
menfBer of the American Medical AS
ISOLATION, author of prize essay on
the circumstances modifying the NOR
tally of amputations, ,of monograph
or the advantage ofiforsionias a means
OF 'arrestfng 'hemorrhage,n etc. DIR.
E.asley is oneof our practicing physi-
CLANS who adds the skin ofSan able
surgeon to the culture .ofa mind en-
neutrality-suspicious. study .ofpolite lit
erature, and an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in bis profession. Hislast effort will
be, read with, interest by the faculty. %.
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,ea ,do JUST PUBLISHED. b" *"a
DR. B. CURTIS ON MANHOOD
-ss", coo tOi'tessSosd -ih;alfNEartsor
EurOpc nr,ya A n.nricn


-. NN'.N ltt 81 iHit.rf flfIUY. ms
. A medical essay on the cause and cuys OF
prenetnre deciine in man, showing how
.tat,sn IL iost anu now rogai nDd Ii gives d
',; nstn'syhopSls of the impediments to mari
rage, The treatment of nervous and physIraI
4eehility, exhausted vitality, and ali othen
diseases appertaining thereto, the reshiiSibf
'"e nv years SpceesSiul practices,
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AMEN, disease has appeared il, New
York. 1t is called thorisis and has its
origin in dried sausage. The doctors
are puzzled and can't make it out.
The diseaseIis soiie peculiarly ,tolthe
throat. and Is capable of producing
death. Many of the deaths attributed
to diptheria have been caused by it.
An exammhtioa with a thioroscepe or
mucus from the throat Of a X patient
sdfiefiag with tfiorisisr SeveaIeaJtKou.
sands of insects called the myrniedon,
which died uponcooming INFO ltiieair.l
1t was found. the patients had been eat,
ing a species of dried sausage much in
form with Germans. An examination
OF. the sausage reveal myriads of the
same INSECT The disease, bears some
resem blance- 10 etfiehiniosis, bat only
attacks the throat.
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MEDICAL.


A graduate OF the University Of Copenha.
gen, Denmark honorary NJ, ID, from the
years assistant physGf5h 90 the celebrated
lacord, Paris; iroma l,t...,.i..,
e.. NEW OTS.tpG,ANss, LA. WoD
Having been Tor mtAy years n, student al
20 large hospitals of Paris, London. Vmnnn
ana Copenhagen, nndn thoroueli, lhrio, and
varied practice during hfteon yonrs, has
gained n most thorough knowledge Of the
nature of MI chronic discusses nnd the trent.
practice mud nm unparalleled success, and
very often effected n cure where every ram.
cdy had been tried aud all hope OF resora.
lion had been despaired or
Nobody who ever suffered OF the tedious
and llle-embittering disease, dyspepsia, has
ever In vain called on DR.. BILE. In every
case has he by his new method of treatment
restored the functions OF the stomach, and
with II the health and vig0r of the patient,
and many u person does to-day, with graft.
under DR.. Bille'S care. .l'.l.., .,-u',
For the treatment of ladies' diseases, DR..
Bile In deSeryedly renowned, and no lady
suffering from AMENORRHGA, DlSMEN.
0RRHEA, HYsTERIA, PR0LAPsgs
UTEll, or any other disease peculiar 10 The
female system, should not fall to call on9Dr.
Bile, as they will quickly be relieved Of
their suffering and ultimately restored 10
perfect health. f....L -
Diseases OF the GENITo-URINARY- OR!
CANS and chronic diseases DIR. Billie has
made Especially, and this scourge of hpr
manity Is easily and qpicklyovercome b.
his new treatment. 800 cu'NFDi .ui
Decline and nervous debility. IN old or
young is quickly and permanently cured
and fnll power restored. No man Is too old
and nj. young man too debilitatedtlat be
cannot be entirely invigoratedby pr. Billes
treatment. 20 Nlf |I ti-..-c,It Ne il.
DR.. Bile has resided for years In New Or
leans, is'endorsed BY the medical fraternity
there, and by his skill and Knowledge has
obtained great reputation az specialist
Or. Bile wishes to call particular ttention
to his new discovery, by which he, BY only
examining few drops of blood, can discovA
er III there is any syphilitic poison In the
blood which is Of the GREATEST Importance
rs the Poison can lay quiet in the blood for
years, then TO break out with all its ravages,
and no person who ever has venereal dis
eases can be surethat he Is cured without be-
Ing examined by DR.. bile, h. r.n...
Diseases OF the lungs, heart and Kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured. 9i ,i1iY
iDr. Billie has permanently located at the
corner Of Market and fremont streets, over
Mason's book store A"&GlA1 w
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
where he will be pleased to geo those needing
his services at once, as his Stay will De short.
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pALLAs. TEXAS.

OG on
SUNDAY MORNING.. DECEMaEn 10,
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GALVESTON. TEXAs.

where how'll be pleased to geo those needing
his services at once, as his Stay viii BE short.
Consultations ooniidentlally in English,
German, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor
wegian. ..- ll6d6milw6m
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THE DAILY HERALD,

once Ia rhird siory ~ Ozark a hFs'
an's New huiiaing, cerneF 81 Lamar
aud Main streets. nusiness Once
FFsni nsom la Second starr,
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swINDELLs a SIMMONS. Pro'p~,


THE DAILY HERALD 10 Published every
advance q fpraK mnntllh " lof Que nipnlli
Is penls Tor ons weak pinsle copies "
gnnis,
The Daily Herald 10 now Furnished 10 sub
soribeTs Dy carrier az - renih per week, ilr
paper viii be- delivered regularly each morn,
and suburbs Wililin nile ana q halt ~ ITO
eourt hnuse, huhseribers falling 10 feceiye
thelr paper will pbilge Ny reporting ~ M,
Neville AZ this OnlDe,
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THE Irishman called his pig Maud,
because it would ''come into the gar
denu so.
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The Best Advice
M. TUFTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DIR. TUTT,S HAIT DYE

Possesses qualities that NO othcr Dye does. liz
effect N instantaneous aud NO natural that II
.nn not bo detected hy the closest observer.
II IN harmless aud easily applied, and In In
efA IN every large city In the United states,
Price u u hux, Sold everywhere,
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Dallas, September II, 1874.

Hon. G. III. HARDIN, democratic
nominee for governor In Missouri, IN n
recent letter, defines his position on the
finantlal question thus:
~ am no contractionist. Myposition
throughout the canvass has been an
abolition Of the national bank system,
requiring the banks to redeem their
issue; the government to issue Mt least
$500, 000, 900 of legal tenders and redeem
that amount Of 500 government bonds,
and thus reduce the great amount OF
interest we are paving, and addition
ally TO issue sufficient amount of
legal tenders to transact the business OF
the country. This is my view in us
few words as l can get it, | am in ac-
cord with the western view of this
question:"
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Tireside Oil and Peoples Safety Oil

q Both positively safe, but the Fireside OIL
stands the highest test OF any OF the illumin-
ating oils-pratt's Astral, or any other oils,
not excepted. Our Firoslde being heavier,
will last longer. and can not failto give sat
isfaction, and II by accident the lamp breass
white burning the oil will put out the fire,
enabling each man to be his own insurance
company. No change OF burner or lamp re.
quired.i And now, for the convenience Of
our friends In the Second and Third districts,
we have our store, No. IS Dauphine street, In
the second district, fully supplied with
Lamps and Oils. General Wholesale and
Manufacturing Department, No. 70 Camp
street, New Orleans, well stocked with Chan
deIiers, Lamps, ETC., and TO meet the wants
of the wholesale and retail trade OF Texas
and Mexico, we have opened large branch
house on Twepty-SecOnd street, between
Market and Postoffice streets, Galveston,
Texas. Our full guarantee for oil articles Is
still held out 20 the people.
Septoline Oil, Lamp and Chandelier Com
pany, Nos. 80 Camp and 10 Danphine streets,
New orleans; also, 10 and Ia Twenty-Sec-
ond street, between Market and Posiortce
streets, Galveston, Texas. -
Give MS call, j. r. CfNns,
! lsQdlm5awlm ffopfietoh
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A GARD.
The old reliable and long established
SeptOline Oil Company

In thanking their numerous patrons for
past favors, would now say that they are
fully prepared to meet the wants OF their nu-
merous friends, both In the city and country,
for all kinds OF oil. No matter what kind
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RAILROADS.

10%@J . a>''S@%et@ @Ae<%~1s e.
Leave Galveston at $40 IN and arrive at
Houston at $50 m. 60 taf .39
Leave Galveston at 300 p m and arrive at
Houston at 500 p m.
Leave Galveston at $50 p m and arrive at
Houston at $50 p m, s. .ltt uff q.
Leave Houston at 6:l5 m and arrive at
Galveston at 900 a m. t
Leave Houston 1000 M anu arrive az Gar
weston at 2:3D p IN.
Leave Houston at R.30 p M ana arrive ~
Galveston at l1:30 p m. 80,
On Sundays, passenger train leaves uaives-
ton at 1000 m. Leaves Houston at 2vp p m.
The 6:In m train from Galveston connects
nj Harrisburg with the Galveston, HARRIS
burp and san Antonio railway. COMETS At
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cen
III me 400 D m express from Galveston con-
meets with the Houston aud Texas Central
The d:o0 ID m express from Galveston con-
meets with the International and Great
Northern railroad at Houston ut Bpm.
The lU00 m train from Houston arrives sf
Galveston at 300 p m. Connects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket offices, i60 fremont street, Gslves-
ton, and at the depots.
Communication tickets to local points, one
thousand aud i've hundred mile tickets, c an
be purchased AZ the ticket ofiices Of this com
pany or from Galveston ticket office.
q. -. NICHOLS, Superintendent.
II. b. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent
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To Miss w. o., on reading q piece from
her pen entitled Music"

To Miss w, o., on reading q piece from
her pen entitled Music"
oflivlng things that nature brings,
WOman'a the sole female that sings
Apolos choice makes w rejoice,
lie robbed the rest for woman's voice.
The zephyr light, the brookle bright,
Theharp-Strng swept by airy sprite,
The wild birds lay, and ohild'laush may
Make music, but II fleets away.
The lovers Lutte ana warblng nute,
Aud sweet guitar when the world Ii mute
The murm ring main, the winda refrain,
Tho organs deep, impressive strain
Yea even more the thunder's roar,
Old ocean chanting 10 the shore
The frantic gale, round spar ana sail
Floroely piping It's wild, weird wall
Thus, musio's mir In everywhere,
Through Godsgrand universe no fair
Hut while 'tlssweet, us passing lest,
And dies on fairy wings and loet
hut bcttcr still, while woman doth thrll
The soul aud move II TO her will,
Her song sublime, In tuneful rhyme
lsresGued from the grasp OF time.
Fair lady, then remember when
Erato guides your facle pen,
Your song win be, TO eternity,
A spreading ripple on music'a sea.
ANON.
Dallas, September II, 1874.
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JILL, LAMP, LANTERN OR CHANDELIER

You call for, we are prepared to furnish II
at the lowest market rates.
Being headquarters for all kinds OF ilIu-
minating articles, We will give special atten-
ton to the country merchant and his Gus
toners. Having taken the Gold and Silver
Medals Mt the last Fair for the best Lanterns
four own make) for Sugar-House and Cane
Sheds; also Diploma and approval of the
Board of Health, for the safety Of our
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The Pistol In Texas.

Brief colloquy in Texas between a
tourist and native: "My friend, why
is 1t everybody in this country thinks
1t necessary to carry one or two re-
volvers. "Well, strangern said the
Texan, "you mought travel around
here good long time and not want a
weppon, but when you do want a pis-
tol In this country you want it like
hell.u
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AGENTS,

travelling agent O, W, Beckett,
New Works. %, P,Rowell, y, N, rellengill A
9o,, aud Hates 4 Locke,
Philadelphia Coe, Wealherill = ca,
Clnelnnatii y, ~, Paryin,
New Orleans Thomas MolnlyTa
hhreyeporH W, u. sparks,
Housloni u, II, Gushing,
Austin, Texas y. Nolgl
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

THE WEEKLY HERALD VIII be pub
lAhod every Saturday morning, hubs0rlp'
Ion, $40 per annuini ul,1 for ala months,
payable la advance, No subscription taken
lOf u less period than six mouths,
Advertise mentA inserted AT the rats pf VI ~
poi square for tho ifst Insertion, ana 10 cents
i0T enGh subsequent insertion,
Obituary notices, marriages, dehllAi puhlle
meetings cards Of thanks, eto ~ DO paid Tor
nj half advertisement rates,
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THEY are building a grand monu-
ment up in Cincinnati to General Har-
rison, and here comes u man who
wants to know why some one don't
first 20 down to North Bend, and, with
hoe, scrape the brambles off his
grave.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION
OLD AUCTION FIRM
~ CA RID.
Nj. A, HIBHLER % 90


Have jusl entered iui1 ihflr sef0na year iu
lhp AnfiipN R,i inmnisalnp hnsiNn's in ilH
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InnilnlH, llnilina, iNWisi iNu0s. iialt hlil
lals, hlankNls, Hnl q asnfnl uisniliiNni ~
even lhlllH ntulrl NJ lin rlii Anh tpNnNi
lHl0llf- inrY have w nuNnN filnn SIN iNtll
hnslufhs. y hsln nlaplui NhfiN ihfg hffl
tnltiasi Alulrti VISA lnsi iHiflNHfai fir 0 ~
sale, Chs ililu ~ ~ sipfk ailA VI lhrm wa
flp nalnr VI ilir nluiNill ~ guaranteed
linnprAi Satisfaction having hfrn flien ln
tin past, ihry hops w plrHsr anl nirlli llir
patronage ~ lllf tnni People ln lhr NiNlrf
hrFKRrAris-A 4 iennam, hank'
elti \, q, Jnnlan 3 ip,, lAlntrisi natlNn a
Thomas, hanknlai nrnTHe W. hallnf a
6nrall, Insurance ARpnlsi Naplaln u, AZ,
HNlnk, Dallas, lpgasi SUD pak a inNlanij
~, lnuls, M0d hphaii HAZE, ~ Nalnndalel
street, Now Orleans
Fdn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-18
N. II. MitchelI'S
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN M. f. Church South will hold Camp
Meeting at their camp ground at the Wash
burn ford on New River, beginning so as TO
embrace the first Sunday In September next.
traff1c will be rigidly enforced against all who
trespass within the legal bounds, except
permission of the manager.
Los Nietos, July q, 1874.
M. q. SETTLE,
FR1ANSK =; ADAMS, Managers
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
Spanish Affairs.

LONDON, August IA special dis
patch to the Times from Wouth,
Spain, states that Marshal Zaballa,
with $4,000 men and seven guns, left
Maranda on Thursday with the COM
mand for the relief of Vittoria, which
is very closely beseiged by the Insur-
gents. The Carlists oppose this
march at intrenched positions at Pu-
eblo. Gen. Mariones awaits the result
of Zaballo's movement. When
united, the attack will be made upon
the Carlists at Estella.
French Election.
PARIS, August 16.-The election to
fill the vacancy in the Assembly was
held in the Department of Calvados,
to-day. Complete returns show that
the Bonapartist candidate was elected,
having received 10000 votes; Repub-
lican candidate, $1,000, and Legiti-
mist, 5000.
About Bazaine.
LONDON, August 16.-The Cologne
Gazette publishes letter from Mad
anne Bazaine to M. Chabaud-Lateur,
in which the lady declares the first ac-
count of the Marshall s escape was sub
stantially true. She says she planned
the affair herself and that she had no
completely except with one of her re-
lations.
The Daily NeaOs says that Marshal