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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
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#+#* ,*t@salA+ m fssl# HsAals 49,
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= mash, hswrtu II. ttt,aia grange
~ sHs aislsls, a evident assetmssa.
sian N fehsihue IN theii ttntss IL lsis~.
he'ea aad sarr't#isfa. ~ aptlan IL lsll
~ lhusr VII hasr w. lttantas, in,ts.
sss IN shv efas,. ani W. tsgt hill sals.
tiel anteet haF ran'fei gsanRe saais.
has ~ ~ their lssi II Has,tssaet tha
,ai@ehief vs. esliins ,hs si,vniisa d.
snpsNlata ~ sht attlrt u .he sahtss,.
This Wvtla challenge. every staag.
ofgah " publish tho resolutions II Ill,
National ,lfangv concerning FARLEY A
10. M later than last wevt ihe htu
received and rasfrl drait sshl i,
ifm that hal rrrrisri llrpther kellv,
recommendation but had uut r,reispa
nu~s that thu firm hal fallctl
The Werll challenges every erange
70 publish : ssn.emen. II thu cxpenii.
lures of i,s state Grange fot 1874,
Tho World challenge. every grange
osgan 10 explain how |. comes that tho
National Grange. or some " In mem
bsrs, received muney far advertising
ths American Axricnlsuriss and other
houses, aud that no mention II tho mo.
nsy appears On Tho accounts.
Papers which darc not do this can
safely bs written down ~ nprologias FOR
truacA erous gsidcs who drive tho rank
and Als VI tho order up 10 bc shorn. -
New York World
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Niss4 ~Ra l4a~s ~ t#t~~~4a~*a4
y \ ftteA n ~ piltt
Nrelis sata sAatss shsal
WE Fstas esa4ata i ~ is~h.
i.Nnrfiia~ ntt~isi.staihs ~ ~
rsfss VT hair II abe n,8lsls
nash \ mirA's sna ~sll r,+s.at N
ettssia ssiwhAsshs@a.
" arrrh u silver. s.a ssless. |.
rsli, hs~ maeA u 4 dam,h man ~sihs
-, M, mine susm, ~ralA st,. 4
hast " SAsfmsa accomplished ,he
ish.
Ihr ing n NE rtpttei aisiiils
sweet sriti, llsss my l'tasss !"
ilp,'aa ispta threw stav mea IL slu
sAlaaspts, aui thea laugh AVA isasb
l hvns ninis ast hAs sht wings III i
htsats .hts sAtue uuit wien kv,,s
Mosine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
Neil 4 rrOslMrt Mhrm In Prime t'omdi.
Tim

Take batter for example linn-
Lrcsls IL tub. nrr received that were
doubtless of excellent quality whun
made, havs all the Indications of hay.
ing hesn carefully made and packed, "
beautiful color md texture, md ye,
when opened tho product ssinks like .
refuse grease barrel Why Because
II has hcsn kept In thu farmers cellar
too loug, waiting i ''tisc." In tho
iisat place, though nicely packed, was
not packed IN q package TIN. would
exclude the aIr, perhaps ladenei with
foul orders whish tainted II; hence IL
quickly began 70 ieteriorate.
Duttor that II To bs stored In this
,nannar must bs put In mir tight pack
agss, Or Il will rapidly aeteriprate In
uaality and finally spoil, no matter how
excellent II may have been whom irrt
packed What Ii ine rasulty II
rotncs ~ thu market 10 compete with
. prime article. and the producer gets
far loss for Il than he may have bean
unerul for II at homo when II wna IN
prime condition, hesides losing tho usc
of thu mnnes. ho would have g.t ior IL
The lime 70 soil Ia whom ono can get
4 paying price and maintain reputA.
tlon for producing and selling ars..elass
gooas. The loss of reputation from
putting on the market inferior products.
~ evan snpsrior products IN awkward
and ualiiy packages il nos 80 thorough.
y consiIsrsI aud regarded ~ II ouah.
to bs BY tho producer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

\ The run'aen bulge system Iar VII
tisets, projected ~ John l,aNler, i
Prairie 'ln rhien, appear. Ii h. rn,sr.
ihr Into general use, ~ tho ehcarc.,
a,l beet way u securing crossing. 1'Le
fis Council u saltwater, MINI /.
have adopted Tho plan and proposals ~
Gtn l.aw'sr 20 build bridge VI iha.
pattern across Lake St. Crois, from
Saltwater 10 tho Wisconsin shore. II
viii hc 1000 feet long, with ono span
Of 300 feet. This Ii mol for . railroad
but wagon roai, and h for tho rut.
pose u drawing the trade of The Wis
consin hordcr and tha. portion of tbs
81. Crolx Valley In this State 10 SAN.
water. Hudson Will now have 10 CON-
s,ract . similar bridge % The Minnc.e-
IN 10 draw tho trade 10 itself 800 MilwAu.
kes News.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25
Religion and i'retsmc~.

A nun may piou. icxis repeat.
AMI yet religion have ~ inward seat,
'fis mt ~ plain a. tho oil Till VI
llowth
4 man has got bic bell, full u mcAs
Because hc talks with ,iclusls In
his mouth;
A man may cry Church! Church!
II every word
With no moro pie,y than other people,
A daw's not rsckoned religious bird
Because II keeps a-cawins from tho
steeple!
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

III u believed BY .ome, says rs-
cent writer. that lhc msidsns WIN
would make the hest wives nsvsr mar.
~" Tho ''soms' who believe this
are those uohappily sarrisd husband.
whose unreasonable wives ars dlsPossl
10 rehol whom required 10 retire drst It
night and get tho hal warm. and mover
gst UP and black their boots fur then,
In tho morning without grnmhling.
A milestone IL pointed nut In Dan
bury having the inscription, sixty.
nsun miles tp t." II thu stone tell.
tho truth, DnnLnr, IL fnthcr away from
II, than va thought, but still near
enough for sDbsr rejection.
The Broekl,n ATgua; A man may
occasionally kix tho wroUg WOMAN b.
mistake. hut wirn hc makes prae.
II u. 'l,n right woman di,ls II out. Ani
that what hnthe,. him
II IA hopeful .iRn ~ sos praNidsa.
i,al arrIran- seeking ths favor og th.
people 'i'rusl, opposition 10 surrula
tinl4 I'ilI.u nnl lIristuw have amin.
II i ei'iod advantages III this direction
'el,fia Blade. lser J
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lie Caawht sosMethimx.

Funston. who challenge the cdltor
Of tho Dubuque Herald ton duel, b..
cause that wicked editor criticised some
If tho foolish utteranues " sni,l I'nns-
tons beloved pastor, hasn't caught
Tho duel yet, hut ho has caught sole.
thing, namely, m indictment BY thu
grand Jury Of Dubuque county, which
happened 10 b. IN session Just NJ thu
time. II Ii nows tn know that II II MI
inlictable offence Ia Iowa ~ bc m ldi.
ot, Tho editor of Our Jehnuy's home
home organ had better ho looking i
little ont. State negis.ur
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

ALUM WArkK. A sirong alum VA
r sure death 10 bugs ofsny description.
Tako twe part. u rnlseri1rl alum anl
dissolve IN three quarts u boiling wa.
tsr. allowing II 10 remain uyur tho Iira
until thoroughly dissolved. Apply
while hot witt, i brush, or, what ~ bet.
tor, use 4 sytingo /, iorep tho lilui.l
Into the cracks of thu wall ana bod.
steal Scatter also tho powdered alum
frsely In MI .ie places. md JON will
anon be rId IT these insect nniAnnsss
which ii'l ono with disgust.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

'tf satHt IA lis' ssl 49, ~AsA it
sflsa# Z sllss w. ~ shees,aeu
4 fAt 'sasaf' a,lsn. W shs IsIileA a VIZ
sslesA1s u tetAslsA II sAsua sttM u
mAst# IL tttNtAis II ass IN #esss 4
eth - stgth,itAiit tslssswa ssHsl
snsA's "A 'ie smstla&n tssals. snA
sush asitaapss have . s~4.Al~as ~
t~atanse .hsn sehtn IN eeNas.,lu~
~''A safsts,seps shea. anssfsr.tA sae.
''nseneies Isststa@ ~,seisfa
I lltf
Ths Ns~ N#l Tuhnut ta,. We
mas nsw safely aissni,a the I',rsllea,
''''a 'he lin " rrssille candidate. fs
nes. YEAR, Whistler h. Intend. II ~
nv' shis le,'rs hss given " ,imii Rs,
ra''lstaas ,he errassahls, II declaring
against him, AMI Il IN. shawn Ii All In.
iellirrn' rrelle As desire III ,hira
tesa ana Aa utter anhsas%A fes II.
The laaA ! u ,he Nera'.lsraa plat,
fenn ~ uhisJss iatsnsai 10 ~, .. v
Ia, decided expression against wha. Il
knnan ~ tho third terra, anil apot
thu, saljret The large and in.elllsenl
convention was unanimuns aud vsr,
decided The subject |. dead, aud |,
may ~ we'll be buried. ft'ineinna,i
Gase,'s ( l'cr,)
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

An I'D Highlander rashur fond u
his soldy. was ordered i, l,is physician
during = temporary illne.. no. u -
Good vno ounce " suiri.a dail, Tho
I'D gentleman WA dubious about Tho
amount. and asked hiA son. 4 sci,apl.
boy. how mnrl az ounce was. .sik.
teeu iraehms," WAS lhv veply. 4ix.
teen Lrans' ~ excellent loutn,." ri.
plisL il,s Highlander. run aL toll
I,olnll Ne'ra,ish alpl Lls John u
eeme drap ,I,o uiphl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

In great big policeman with, 4 club
should collar Mister Treasurer spinner
IN lumber yard soma night and III
thu old man up three foot and yelli.--
"What did YIN 10 with that el1.O
slnt mysieria,l.ly disappeared on. ol'
tho Treasury tho othsr day." maybe
he'd weaken 4 little.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

II costs tho American Colonization
Society $500 70 send . negro - ii
bosia lle pays his own sspsnss. Laeh
utter remaining In l.il,ssls over Hun.
DAY. :. Detroit Free Press
In 4 cass IN ! Detroit court last
week. 4 hsck drivers testimony M.
Impenehei A. Washington said u
Aruoll'r trsaeoni Whom shaII W.
trust nos. I. brooklyn Argue
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-06-25

0nAlN MAisEits REFUSE 10 submit
10 the Nnrtriul and imperfect work u nller
Thretllsrr, ul,tn p"stsl ~ ,hc sari ~ulur-
Insity II thls ahe. III. su,tnH grain, swing
time, snl 'l"in1 ia., thorough and epouum
Teal wurk.
TliNENllENMEN FIND lr highly MI.
snhtnuaouS IN run Il machine iLnl hnr no
Heaters .tI'icksl*' ~ .Arr.,,.a ,l.al
handles damp rrain, Long st.aw. Headings
flNs TllMotht. MiiIsu nusl nll rn.h dIfli.
euli xtnln Nn,l seeds. With ENTiisE EASE
AMI kffH H.TltENEss. ulrai,N 10 ler.
fociIani .nter il,r farmer hls ihresh tll ~
rNirn saving VI pfnlnI mnLna ~ i.iiler.
tnps reIultes LENA THAN uSEltALf
the usual lieltr, liusrs, ,'onthala, an,l
ucnrri easier mnnugeh less repairs, pnr
Tint vtnin raiaers prefer 10 enrloy nn,l
WATT tuH, hNtS ~ AntAsrrp rhlats,
While other marhlnerr aru ,oui III Job :
fnnf risvs mndu With II, y, IN nni Il!
horse { Alonnte.ln Powers. alao u srseiall,
af Separator. 'nInnr, expressly fuI
ATTAIN POWER, and 10 match other
NAsss Nowers.
NJ nl1p~steA In grain raising, or thrash.
IL. @lite for Illustrated Circulars t.sn,
fres) wieh full particulars of sises. styles,
prices, ttrMs, etc.
MiCtiOLH. SHEPARD Il co.
tlSn93 Datiic Greek, Michigan.
For salc by j. +. HUGHES,
Crcsco, Iowa.
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~ II, vEiiaD,vr.

lHseuttN Ann ~ fi.t,,N.
lisrstL,k yiVn2N InNA
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YX ly/6Li.ly.

r A. MERRIAM, NJ u.
RESIDENT ~ 'RaEON Il PHYSICIAN.
t'nksan, luMA,
tsH RrH,lsaiu af Michigan University
member of tho North Town Medical Foufe.
~, slevolrs l,Is Wllulp time ~ hlr profession
nn,l Ii prepared ii ni,sMur ulI unlA clihcr l,y
day ~ night. ljlila nFc always due m soon
IN SERVICES have lrvn rendered.
.rtNucc and uM|drnce In irst lHilItilng
North 1T TiMkH 0illcr. NY stairs. vtA-bf
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g q. cANflELn.
JUSTICE or THE PEACR.

(Avrtktn MtNN.
WIN attend 70 couectlona and pay taxes
Tor not-trsitlcnts IN any part u Fillmcrt
county, Minn.
lsrfers by permission 10 lion. NcnlHu
Wells. l'rvasnn. Mlnn,, l'ctes vrllc. Lime
Sprinxa Station, lnwA, /. N. EMAsnn,
lsnnkev, t,rcorah. Iowa. e. y Thnrlwr.
t'fcsco, Iowa.
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Z n. JONES, ND.

n. IUNEb, M. II.
HksInskr pHYsiciAN AND HUKA NON.
Cngsro, Iowa.
Having returned IN Cresr0, ie offers MI
ptulesMIunAl services 10 such ~ InAy nsvfl
llsuln. ulllce with HW0nH0n d Lowry.
llesldenoc opposite tho Wrt,Atrv no,,se.
~llswe night rails may IN nude. n, 7it
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REM E.IkD ER
I'm, N. r. DsNOYEi.LEs.

II Tho only PHYSICIAN In t'rrsco Ina
n,uiseA ti HKH Or M rAy. Otllce M Price,
nfuE finfc, 0r hrsl door rast NJ I,-L LAl
DKalxn liulldIng. opposite II. \, y pot
rerUN. lnNn
IDrcunslHr 10Th 1874 lHyi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11
MINING ASp STOCK TABLE.

shswias the nsnsss sr Feet a.A sAsr.sis
ths sstseisai Mises dealt ls ~ ihs s.s
frasetses steek asa kzchNsss Hoard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11
N the pAr or cnsnArios
nj Jous PAUL

Then the night were on. and We knew the
rsat he ssd oil al wa nigA: 80 =
Thrss dcciors they had hon tie very nrsi-
And What could one de bat de tt
"oh william 70 shs cried. "strsw no slss-
soma Of Spring.
Fer the asw .spparatns' might rust IS
Dut say that has6fai % sAavisgs you'u bring.
And hser 70 sss me eombast. .rr.r Z
"oh. pre.l.s me lsvs. By the are-heis ysa'r
watch. f0at ai
And when aoarner. and .,oksrs eouvese:
Tea win g. tAai ,Asy lgAi ne some solemn,
And warn tasm ss.ins, kerosene.
!, wsuid cheer ne 10 know, ere thoes rude
bseexes wan
Ny ssssncs fAr 10 the pole. ~
Thai spe whom love viii look 10 the draught,
Ahd have q sissd sJs on the osal,
"rss. promise me, lovs"-asd her voice
.wAiis ihis scdy Of mine eaieiae..
rsa vin sisna just as near - yos can 10
And gaze vhiis my sssss ariss.
Fer rs.np.sa-slr Hsnry-Aa' 's.nd cut a
Cofhls .prceess' you've surely heard tsnJ
And 700 barn like parior- match Eentiy away.
Nsr even offend By smell 7tIl'.
ss usns Of the dainty need snif In disdaln.
when my carbon feais up to the sky;
And I'm ssfs. love. that you will never COM
Though an ssh shesid blew into ysur eye"
New premise ns, lovs"-and she nuruursd
low
-whsa ealeiaestios is o'er, AL
Yea win q, sy my grsv. IN the 'wiiisn rsw-
Yes. promise ne. isve. while tho reasons ~
volve
On their noisslsss axies, the YEAR.
Yea will visit the kin whore ysa cav me
receive
And isseh my pale ashes with tears"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11
MINING OFFICERS.
-MiNiNo OFFICERS.

I.lss sf Omeers sf he varisss Gssd ssd
silver siiaiss cs.pasies is rhis Sec
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO MEssRs
i fRASHEl. b BLOCK the Broker Busi.
nee. and GOOD viii thereof. lately carried ON
~ JOSEPH A. MYRlCK. deeeased, In his life
timc, and by his Executors since his death, Al
69S South G street, Virginia City. All llabil.
i,iss arr assumed by Mc.sfs. Prankel 4 Rlock,
and all Aerosnts are pold to them. Customers
arr referred To Aos-r-. frsnkel 4 block for
information ~ 10 their accounts.
Virginia City. February sih, ISIS
ADAM PARKER,
Executor o, The Estate Of Joscph A. Myriek
dccct.rd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11
$s ta SpA rERpAy, AaESTs WANT. MT:

people 81 both sexes, young and old. make
more mency NJ work fcr rs. In their lctalitics.
during their spare moments, or all the time,
than At snythiny else. We ofie: employment
that win pay handsomely for every hours
work. Pun particulars. terms. ctr, cent free.
Send us your address NJ once. Don't delay.
Now IL the time. Don't look for werk or bus
insss elsewhere, until you have learned what
We offer. q. sTlNSON a CO., Portland Nc.
jnla1y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11

A GOOD deacon making AN official visit
10 = dying nsiehbor. who was very churl-
ish and universally unpopular man. put
tho usual question: Are you willing
to 30. my friendi" "0h. yes," said
the sick man. am" "wsll." said
the simple minded deacon. 81 am glad
you are, for al the nsighbors are quite
willing" A a -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE or TIE CONSOLIDATED vIR.
y ginisn Mining Company. San frsnei.co,
Peb. 6, isT,.-At = meeting Of the board Of
Trustees Of the above named Company. held
THE dAy. dividend (No. 10, Of Three tsl Dollars
per share Mas declared, payable on THURS
BAY. the iith instant. Transfer books closcd
ON saturday. 9Th instant. at 10 O'Clock, and
win remain elosed until further notice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11

A WICKED boy, upon whose shoulders
his mother wns expressing her resent
ment with both slippers, felt too proud
to cry and kept mp his courage by ro-
peating TO himself: 1.-TWO soles that
beat an one."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVING PURCHASED THE BUSINESS
II h,el, carried IN by jos. A. AlRlCk,
deccassl. dnrin- hls life time. as Broker. and
by hl- Execs,br. since hi. death, at No. 6ok
South q street, vir.lnis city. we have removed
our place OF business 10 No. CyS SOUTH q
STREE'r. where we will carry on the business
Of stock Brokers In connection with our for
pcr bu.lness Otlsr- for purchase and sale oi
stock. will be promptly attended to.
vir.inia CITY, fcbruary sih. iisa.
k9 In PRANKEL n BLOCK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-11
LYON MILL. q MINING COMPANY

&. mrlsalL. "a. c. Lanstry. y, binisaii. X. v.
stone; serrstary. Eiwari v. stone. once. tfs
California street. saa franeises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-04
NEWS OF THE DAY.
"7o sho'o the uerg age and body Of the Tim

ITO shoao the uery age and body Of the Times"
The losttut Cauadienne have decided to
hold Guibords funeral on Friday or Saturday
of next week, all the preliminary arrangements
having been completed A requisition will be
made Tor military force, and preparation
WILL be deposited 10 the grave which will reu-
der 1t dangerous to attempt to disturb the re-
mains.
The Poa ludans, numbering between 800
and 4O0, 10 the mountains 10 the northeastern
part OF San Diego county, California, having
been eJccted from ranch which they bad long
occupied and to which they are believed to be
entitled, threaten reprisas, and difficulty is ap-
pretended.
The Department ofState having received TO-
formation that the hoof and mouth disease has
| entirely disappeared from among the cattle 10
the Province OF Cadlz, Spain, the restrictions
heretofore placed upon the importation Of cat
| tie from that district have been removed.
The baby ward building at the amshouse
t'latbush, Long Island, was burned Saturday
evening. There were At babies, the same num-
Der OF nurses and sixty-three paupers 10 the
building all of whom escaped unharmed. The
ioSs ID estimated at sou UOO.
The President and party arrived at Salt Lake
Sunday afternoon. He was met at Ogden by
the Governor and other officials aud citi-
zens, aud also by Brigham Young and party,
all OF whom accompanied him to Salt Lake
City.
The New York Park Commissioners have re-
fused the application of Swiutou, Ward and
others, asking the use of Tompkius Square, Sun
day, 10 which 10 hold meeting of NV York
Work'ngmen to sympathizc with the Fall River
strikers.
The Spanish Minister has received dispatch
from the Spanish Consul at Kingston, Jamaica,
announcing the seizure at that port Of the
cargo of arms and ammunition of the steamer
Uruguay, which were intended for the Cuban
insurgents.
Another disgraceful riot occurred at Toronto
yesterday, Oh the occasion of the Catholic pil-
grlmage. The procession was attacked with
stones and pistols, and several persons We're in
lured. The rioters We're finally driven off by
the police.
The parties arrested at Fall River, Mass, on
the charge of engaging in the riot few DAYS
sluce. had hearing Saturday. aud were bound
over 10 the sun OF $500 each to appear before
the next term of the Superior Curt of New
Bedford.
Two immense water spouts passed over the
town of Las Cruces, New Mexico, on the ll,h
and Is h OF September, demolishiug seventy
olue houses and causug damage to the extent
OF sl5O,G0O. Fortunately DO lives were lost.
An attempt was made to rob the Rockville.
Conn, National Bank on Friday night, but the
tnleVes were frightened off before they succeed
ed 10 penetrating the vault.
Abraham A. Wiuegarduer, wealthy citizen
OF Hlillamsport, Pa, committed suicide, Sun.
day afternoon, BY drowning himself in the cana
about mile above that place. : '"'
Moody the evangelist, preached at Brattle-
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boro, VT, yesterday, n the town hall, which
was densely packed, only those holding tickets
being admitted.
Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr preached his
first sermon since his vacation yesterday. Ply
mouth Church being packed to its utmost ca
paclty.
During the recent storm 10 theSouth Atlantic,
the British steamer Shannon was wrecked on
the Haytien coast.
1t is said the Emperor Of Germany will not 20
to Rome, but will meet Victor Emmanuel in
Upper Italy.
Alexander II Stephens is announced as lee
turer 10 oue Of the Iyceum courses in Chicago,
| for which he will receive 81 900.
The Assistant Treasurer at New York will
sell one million gold Oh each Thursday 10 De-
tober.
Cardinal McCoskey will leave Rome for the
United States about the 10th inst.
Bishop Augustus Martin, of Nachi,ochcs
La, is dead.
The population Of Minnesota is stated a
597 ,OlS, gain over 1870 of l57,3l2
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A great deal of dissatisfaction is said to pre-
vail among the Weather class of Spauiards in
Cuba on account of the prolongation of the To-
surrectou AMI the consequent injury to the ma
terisl interests of the island, and proposition
is reported to have been made by them to the
Cuban Junta 10 New York to unite with that
body to take such measures as may lead to the
paci6cation of the island. The Junta, however,
has rejected these overtures, declaring their
determination to continue the war until the in-
dependence of Cnba shall have bee secured.
1t is said that forty millions Of dollars were ex,
pended for war purposes in Cuba 10 1870 II,
without counting the expense of maintaining
gunboats 10 Cuban waters 1t is also stated
that the aggregate military force under arms in
Cuba since the outbreak of the war exceeded
one hundred thousand men, while the iusur-
gent force in the same time did not exceed six
thousand.
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LEGaL .EOTICES.

NlRGlN1A: In, the Clerks office Of the
v Corporation Court of the city uf hlexan-
dria, on the 18th day of September, 1875: George
Mason, Executor OF Willis Henderson, dec d.,
plaintiff, VS.. John T. Henderson, defendant. In
chanccry.
Memo: The object of this suit is to set up n
certain .ost note Tor the sum OF five hundred
dollars, dated Juy 22nd, 1866 and payable
twelve months after date, and 10 substitute u
trustee in deed OF trust from John 4. Hender-
son to l.. B. Taylor, dated December III, 1866,
and recorded in lbcr y, No 3, page 502 land
records Alexandria county, Va, and to subject
the property therein convt yed to the pay n ent
of the said note.
The defendant not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to the act of
Assembly, and the rules of this Court, and it APP
pearing by affidavit that ne is not u resident OF
this State 1t Is ordered that said defendant appear
here witn:n ore month after due publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to protect his
Interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria ca
zcttc, newspaper published in the city of AL
eXundra, once a week tor four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Court House
Of this city. A copy-test
MORTON MARYE, Clerk
hent " Neale p. q. sep 29-W4w