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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-13

Tom. FITCH has taken the stump for
the Republican ticket. This is the
unkindest cut of all. BIDwELL and
BOOTH have done this thing and it is
O mastery stroke.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-13

JAMES A. JOHNSON, Democratic
nominee for Lieut.. Governor, Judge
J. B. LAMAR and Major FRANK GAN
ALL, will speak in this city on Monday
evening next. -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-13
NOTICE..

THE PUBLIC are hereby notified that
] Albert G. Packard Is no longer author.
lied to collect bills on account OF La Cronica
and the office is not responsible for deb S con-
tracted by him.
aus lw Eff. TEODOLI.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-13

BROOKLYN, Aug. 12th.-Notice of
trial in the libel suit of Theodore Til
ton against the Brooklyn Eagle and
Thomas Kinsella, was entered in City
Court to-day. Damages laid at $780,
900.
, 1875-04-30

Tho United States TrcaattFcrsp Poraes
gut4Te

Tho United States Troaa,trcr's Paraa-
Cut4rs
Tho following letter fsom Se1lio De LoBs,
tho alleged blacltmaer OF tho Hon. John G.
New OF Indianapolis, alas been published. The
newspaper article roferrod 10 In the letter way
statement Of the scandal, III which the woman's
side only was given:
5rtaturer Of tAe thit<d !s;c4s--brAn h1E: Lave
juss ressed at article In tic Ef jnso tl} Iar7d re-
!attu 10 you the Her. Mr. Ei.tlrr. anA lnyhaf You
knon ah vel - that IT IL absolutely true, You i'"I
ended III my rjNr1nG nytalf TO shield You from It's
Consequences Of our mutual SIN. Yon were then u
me ri bad In the world. Hont. family, frcn's,
70 e IL a0aa aau
to be all Of the.c,-and what was cue
woman @ ~. ike me? lad already eascn
of actual want, until to io snu mistress Of JShn c.
New distinction. enjoyed II, aud 10 retain II
would havo signed auything; lid slgu rarer axon-
era.ug you fspin having cs!ninai Intimacy With me.
John c. New, Leleve ! would gladly have made the
sacrifice. NJ sooner did comply with your wtslts
thin yon broke your pcagtf,-yonF solemn prnEniser;
yea lung no Aalds into te eattss. Ike Al nnc!san
tween III, and 4soos1 forth ~ i Deacon in the
Christian chsinl, upon whom poof fallen
woman darn uat NJ mulch a. lay her finger. IT, mad
serengs. you knew eren thrn hnv IL silence mr. by
threat 10 horrible that dared not crrn utter wo't
ans feable complaint. write th!A N0H to bid you
farewel You sre nnw Treasurer Of tho unttet states.
dars 10 think, EGyvrthesss have no feeling Of r.
vtnRe,-uo Rhimossty sttfs my pnlscs. Our 1aths In
future widely divergent. do not care to them
again run passlel. ftorgsfa YOU, sDhn G. New. and
NELLIE DE- Lou.
, 1875-04-30
LOUISIANA.
THE OFFICE OF sTArR TnEAsuHEn,

THE UkEIEE OF RT4TH TNEAsuEEN,
NEW ORLEANS, April 9p.-Ths Etats nt LouIaiAna,
represdnted by A. p. Field, Attorney General. upou
information Of John Mourure has hsd petition In
The supsrlof District Court representing that AutOnne
Duluclet Il now occupying and holding Tho Office Of
State Tssasussr under sn illegal commtssion; that
said Aoucufs vas elected Treasurer, and il
legally entitled 10 sald otneo; thst satd
Monrare received 1882 and Dubuclet sl,02l
yots, giving 70 tbs former ; majority Of
s.a7d, aud that, through ta action Of ths Hernlus
llo.rd In refusing 10 count Moncutes maturity, Ia
was improperly deprived OF olllee. La prsys that
msnaatnns Issue sgalns. ]. Msdsson Well4,
T. CanteKson. L. II, Krnne, aud q. caaanAye, 1ncn'.
bera Of The Returning Hoard, eorumsnnipl them to
VIM Parishes, and promuiga.e the same, aud
that Judgment b reudsfsA declaring that said 1on-
an IL entitled TO ths ofoo Of State Treasurer QuaL
if,lug sccosding to lAM.
, 1875-04-30
A knae Of Paintings
Hatfa kLE

Notwithstanding tho luccesant complaints
about hart. times and tin scarcity Of money,
wotka Of srt sell ~ we'll II evor mud never full
to eommen9 extraordinary prices. sixty-eighs
pictures by modesn n1ts.s Weye sold last weok
Eugene Delacrox's "OlElst Upon lake Conc
seyet" so14 for II, 800 fEaucs his "et. 6obas.
tien" brought II, e0U frucs, Corat's "Osphes !"
sold for l2.O0O francs; Ills 'rrintemps" for
1900; Vie Hosnmell do Diane" for l1.0Uo
fsaucs. OF Alillot'a wokxs, theso MORO sold. '.La
Jeaue Chevrtore," 1909 francs La Mort ct 10
Ducheron," %, 600 lrann. Theodore Rousscau |.
!. Lo DornoIs des uor}es dAPscmout:". 10, 1uo;
''Sunsst IN Sologne." n, ,1oo: LA Metalrse,'"' !"
10,iDO; '.Pasturaec Scar Trouyiile." 900;
.4Uue 6Aulaie," 44,0os. "a Page" by lloybes,
brought 10, ,l00 Tho p.al brought by lie sl1ty-
elxht picturee nax A61, ,l85 francs.
, 1875-04-30

hut Tho moneys to be made On tho outsfds Of a
sluteing.tliscl,. not in IT, I mined in Colombo
iong enonRh to know that: Every 'tender-foot'
the'esa s1i chaneo for you to dIctcr. Ho genss-
h'ly wnnta tl'ros or fons pairs OF top bootst
thcre'g c!lanco to 1ioker. lie never btln9s
cnough grub; and thora'a chance 10 dctsr;
Uf conrs. lie vAnts lot IN THO city; md ttat I.
thn time to go in on your hind feet and decker"
.. What lp you think about tho minen7 II
there any gold thcro or not"
~ be!ioFo there's good WAGES, and maybe big
6 10 10 cents TO tlae pan, did, honestly. /
prosrecled good deal Tor iodcs, md thoy viii
run to silver mostly: Tue beat allowing, think,
Is on THO wcstotn elono OF tho Hills, ~hcro no
and tie looks Of thu country"
Capt. 1susaeal has small quantity Of golt-tluat
and some quartz epecmeti1. lle retnrna to Bioux
CITY, and will bring his family tn Cheyenne 10
hHait the action OF tho Government.
ME. LOGAN
wns 5''1t in charge Of tho miners by Capt. Nix.
lie seerDed TO hAvo natural leadership amongst
the miners when St. Lo Point found thom IN
their camp at Ilarnoy Cltyl 11s ia ratl,or ro-
quiet conviction which givoa uetEht to Eli hs
ssFa ho tncnaa and Knows what ho mates.
49,, ~ Ny, Logan. In there any gold tn tho Black
I've ranncd out from TO IL cents to ths
pan IN !iarna5's Gnlcl,, and found tie color il
every placo ~ 1t that prosprc.cd. IhiR hero
KNOWING n ri i5f1nf r
,yns,ci On tho 5tl ~ Hn,i " osso a. mnrie,,
W;cher our iirrt iot 10 tata oyt ~tt HAM III n
fordon i,a1 lcnt hin ~tt,' wv ~, ".s' ~. ene.: ~
over 10 TIM rcst sdc ,rhsr. ,,o'nve we!S kS
roll. belt III. did't want H. roauo thn ~ oon,,
pur nrnyfaions unt,tt3 hnvn i,won c,,,a h..1n;t
n,ucb hut ya'ti Divided nm sn M In iaut .rnthn-
month an7l,ow. We Ind hardly a dsv tn Tntrn
tAo weather VIVA 40 cold. iii tho n1oanoci,n,.
was done #, frozon rro,,d ard tho rrocL airanSe.
toliJ When wo VsatcI to nrosncct 1s,.f nan ri
dIrt, II lad TO he carried to tho cabl md thnwod
aud that you knnv. is m fafr allow: trru.
acme Of Inc quartz. and ,m,,,,Ici Il mn md
panned It, and rot eeyeral coiora fnartieIea nf
sold], i've mined rood deal, antl Invent
inau1 timea seen as good = showing ~ ga'yo pos
horo." ~ e~'
THE 0o1n-p1er
Mr.. Logan shoso 10 about 500 10 $50 fine. It
rery muci, like ths. found in Tia S1dar Gnte;,s
near VIRGINIA civ. Montana. ouo Of the r;chent
ever stf,tck on this Cont,nent. Tia fimst IL
coarre and fine. plnws road de., n .brasio,
pointing to lin pnsr;i,i,itr ~ fcw Il .nr r1cn
bockota; tLo pay.urt i, from rrasn.ronta Il i.ii
forS, hit not very rch, AZ m!sht bo oxpcctod.
,rk,o,, tt,n ++,r IL .,..,,oJ 'f~-'
, 1875-04-30

Mr.. Tyler Curtis, At one time 4 very wealthy
and prominent citizen or san. Frapciseo, Cal.
died In New York City on Thursday from grief
aud prosssatlon caused by the circumstances At
tenaing Tho death Of Ills wife On March
II. fTum tho effect Of malpractice. Mr.
Curtis, who had loft his busiuess IN
California in oz1or to 60 TO Europe for the
baneft Ut his oyeAght. which wns failing, re-
turned to Now York With Liz wife IN 1873, aud in
December Of that yetr was obliged 10 so to San
Francisco on urgent busaesA ioasing h!s wife
in Nav York, together with his two daughters
by q former marriage. Letters full
Of .conjugal Affection paused betwoon tho
husband aud wfe during tho formers
ug tic latter potion Of It W. living In too in
, 1875-04-30
CASUALTIES.

POISONED SALT
EEw YoRr. April 13.-Tho l,r.sAh ship EisRsra
arrived At tia part stnu, liverpool tn tie 4h Inst
with cargo Of salt, arssnir. and o,hrr ,ucrch4n.r
principally chemicals. The sa!. VIA at,sed In the
Lold sud shs srsenc In tosxeradecks. During tl,a
hrutsn, .nl tlo contents distributed a9tons
tho dtcks. On this ships arrival, the rarRu
was discharged and tlG'tFtrad IN tile cnnftr.lf:s,
md the salt sold. anI ,sst Ct 1t sent If te
rity, Subsequently foass arose thst ao,no Of the
a.sys1 nhtts, III. W. - e fset ,sytt, It.n. ua ni
tie salt wns placed n tho Asnls of lTut. DtreEla for
suaysta. Tho result showed the tn.tsta;a.p yrtH-
thce Of 1rsene in uAt portion Of tho carc7. Accord
ing'y. with Immediate !iaratc, tho poisonous salt
wae ordered t1ek 10 this cty for thorough ozsnins-
ttpn and destruction II found iluct4aAEy.
, 1875-04-30

innate relations With BenIsnin Grcatry. nr-
eanist OF Tho Church OF tho h,us. tueu:.
tho having joined The coir. 9l!o result
waa Hncil IN to lead u h"r d"nt, rnlnr
the trcatmont Of some nnprncipcd tnofiicaI tn.o.
rccn'ved tctegraphIc dispatch in san Fran
cisco informing him Of His 1ifca death. anil
hthng him Nhat Disposition n,o'ld he .nnis
ha7e ti,c larsy placed in a RECEIVING Txult
until hs Arrival. Whin rnckng up lsiA eli
foctH preparatory to IosvlnR ban Ffsneiscn
In got All eveu,nR newspaper in which. lie rUad
With gE'exed amazcmcnt tlle n:ary Of his .'ifo'B
fllamc. nnzc1 n,rl Iicart-tyoken l,n took tho
ttAtn for New yo1E. wilele ls arriYod on AEriI y.
THO sudden ahock 10 his feelings was too ,nucl
for him to bear, a,ll llo BANK rapidly.
, 1875-04-30
STORM DAMAGES.

s.s&e.al D.ratsh Ia The CAfee1o 7tstxns.
TalE, Ta., Arsi! s2.-A terrible wind.snrn has been
prevailing hers this afternoon and evening. Several
haildnga wars unroofed snd tt9ns, tumhorp!es, c.e
blown sown. Thu propeller hlpena iEnn Toledo, and
sc'looper Gibson.. from Cleveland, Eot into port
rue rroi eIer Persian, gr.inad.n. trom Tosdo Tor ~
ts part, aAI hatfr5r lug Ma1y H. Green, aso out On
the like exposed 10 tho fill fury II the stnrm. Tng
Green lsfl this morning int Dunkrk aud, IL fearet
hGs tecn Inst with vi IN ha-'.
0fxc,HEA7I Afrll H.-pusing The prevalence q tht
l5h wind 1oriicn of tle wooden sidewalk ~as lifted
ltr1ok man named Nillt#rn TiinrCan. knoetcd hIH
10 the ground, 1han \ wagon tau over Asl and klsG
him.
Cotu,tnrs. O., Arril 29.-An unusually htavy wind
Prevailed Aetc during tnia afternoon. blowing down
chittntyk, fcnccrt and srrtIbn It the theat-irot
roofing ftum the new En1n depot,
, 1875-04-30

Loapu., April GA daraich to the Dai'v Ttlt-
qra0h from berlin says the PrnssIan Government In
tends 10 iCnere the letter Of sysuEahy addressed Ivy
lilo ltopan Catholic Bishops Of GrrAt DriAln to thtso
OF Germany.
To 7s,ats srer1aI from Berlin reports thai the Bpi-
gian Minister OF Justice has mcio e1rliyt state
ers 'liat the belgium courts arc incompetent 10 taxa
cu. has been transmitted to tho berlin Guyltn:aent
conniEtec of ttr Ps1.sstan diet las prepared It'll
declaring thc old Catholics entitled to share Of Tue
1eesn Catholic crlnetar!cs and rereuueA proportions
nts To tlclr members compared with othsT Catho
ucA.
, 1875-04-30
HISTORICAL

ORIGIN AND PROGRESS or THE DIFFICULTY.
6feefa' toFfffpondf'ee o' re t"'eaao 1T1o1'H'
i'AzLkEoS' iea'''' noFn %t'-AAe tn'neI ot
70 Snimst constantly oos o. sos's WIN h11nset'
ana otosnal!Y "sanguns WIN n'S e'nE'oyess' no
'aaoponaont-,oo ,haepenaen. LOT n!s OWE
kooa,-anu tosstaS 'uo e'p''a1la' ana p'oa'au
ponuAoiues aS au oae'as " euo nu"'Au iaeo'
10 ~ e''nof an 4nSulnan' "no cnnsa 1o"s.ous
10 Ms maaneI's'a 1"a Als osoeuo' oa',y
"elsnman OF GneAehmAn; OF 1oasA,aua.
to'ay oa1lnAn' "no n"s 1ealnsu " m'so
ofeast eaaoo Ao taho'ou over tne Snip y ssae "
oaste oa9aan' Among .nsae soca's1opou nloun-
talna' IN "hoso VEINS .ho Pec1less eutn'ac''o
soounaa' moro Aftsh Aaa .feIah afe 'oaaa taan
any oIhef nauoaalty ana many 1ni''ng se'tio-
monta foat surround tae NOISY prea8of or tne
hlopo sfo lahan'soa Hholiy Ny taode people' 1ae
miner 10 Do4u, aggressive ana obstinate a.
mule. nc WIN NOT DO dF'Sen' anu IL always
"nlans 20 leha mana 10 % ptothef ~ alat3oas' OF
support MN IN h'e Fooo!aon a6a1has ths walee OF
the mino-o"nes End tho soul'oss CORPORATION.
III these regions aul4es efe Indigenous, anu
nero sney nous'an Aso ~ooas. " requires pos
eight Innovation or = seusct'on OF hut 10"
cents on the OASIS OF wager, 70 sta1t one Anu
local trouble Ia pretty certain to o1tenA md
sometmes tho striking foyer amounts to IN cpl.
demlc, and arrsaus With tho 7!olenoa Aad fury
Of pralrie-dEa.
, 1875-04-30

Special Di.passA u I1s fAfns9o TFiInRs.
nELo11, Wis.,, April :o.-spscal niasion Services
unlst tbs direction Of The Rev. r. enneber., Of Call.
fornla haze besn in rroereBs tLe Catholic Church
hers for ten days past Al result 55o persons
connected with the congregation have akeu the totsl
abstinence plsEc. This afternoon they pAfAl&d tic
streets with brsE4 baud, banusra, etc.
, 1875-04-30
A VALUABLE LIBRARY BURNED.

Laruv1LLE. Ky., April e9.-rhs CoH,isr-.Journars
shslbyv1ilA {Ky., nnecil reports tho deslrue-
ton by nro to-day Of tho rr4iienes Ct
Mrs. Lucy Dskswell. At That pare, In
which tho library Of ths great nssura1is Audubon.
Mrs. bskewel Was Andnhon'a atrtsr-!u-iaw. and tie
collection consisted Of about volt!urs and Of
veEY great value to scientists. Nothing wss saved.
, 1875-04-30

6r, 1ouNa, n. D., April e3-Nrmbers Of The Labor
Association on srile, and the loading Of vos-
scls u nsasJ as stand. 1t "a feared that attnnpt
will he made BY tln MT nbers O! thu society prevent
outsldsrs from working, aud largo tsly Of special
, 1875-04-30

roa4 co1ponxz, Ont, Arrl 3.-Tho sehrs II. ".
uaa, from o.xcgo and Miami Bell, from Far Haven,
hath loadad for Toledo, lxtt lhk afternoon. hsuR
Tie ryt Departures Of tho seaasu, In tho evening ho
Wind changed md increased u gale, driving both
bsct uxtuARH4.
, 1875-04-30

TAan breakers Aaya hcen bnfuBa down. and <uE1ue-
Aouata destroyed. TlcSo ths mbu thembs!Te4 Will
iose hundreds u thousands Of dollars. wb'le ts orcr
ators being ch!selcl out Of great amounts aart
s 1Soat Two NO sesis 20. ;our
that Tho men Of ,ne .h!snnnous rcgaona Of The
hs roaa . av IT, Ia. few d. 9sy ss
lnent In Anthsactutiou. and ls result VIA reached
through tbs aEency Of snts%ares who sent Into
70 coma dowu 10 tbo 1e. point at asuo between tho
miners aud tue Miue'oWnera: On the PART, Of tho
It ap1:tl1n1 M n q q. xTss. + ana
Of whahsr they-the owners ot these colerIes-shsll
operate them. aud have controlling voire In this
Il unt considered IN tile wigwam Of tie elect ard thu
operators aro tie rlect. Tho latter declare With ercst
fought sooner or atsr, md tlay e.net ihls time.
II al hour AZ apy In tho future, Tho marx at which
hey srs .hoo'ng 4 to bIsat ur ana eesier this Ns-
msr 80 tol aides ~ determined, "a Il appears aM
tho struggle n simply
nATTLK or 7HR GIANTS.
For Year,, tlis Union, through tho reckless Spirits
pleased in thtas Wild eoall.uds anu they havo bcen
charged, ths li.s oi ths ulsne-boss who did
tao aet tie only thing t*t would auus far the In
sosa. nsht it, md md 10 land who dld shs dss dssovsrsJ
II ruls was adopted by the niueownsF objections
bic to sne men, ssikc would follow quickly upon IT,
atcps. Then bsealsr would bs hurnel 10 avtngo
aolus wrong; citt1eu who had aucounetsl tho III.
t.godsm 4 thu nners would Eecetrn noice, cuuch-
country under f1rir1s Of TAsso .nurrs
may be found among them .nlelisehee 4ob1usJ, sl
nut ~ article 1. not history Of the nuetsots
rather t4e b!ol4e Aagulroa and shall !p1baaE. Tho
eject i9 ths startling decrease Of tbs stocks OF coal
rhilalslRhls. That city H. % closely LIQUID TO tho
e ees ssTa e q
&c i :saas rs i - s MOI fs -
, 1875-04-30

noasasa great powers sal wonderful ianatnee, aad
e. s ss, AZ, .ea ~ ssn a " e. es
s Ss,, '0s 4s*:r ina when u9R R0ss1 Of .Rs t. ' IT,
lion to eontrSste toxard iio ,na!nse,,anco ct tho
thls stac and ho treasury Of ho Union Is relieving
Ssuns g n
Uuiona In tho largo astera ceo fur this struggle IL
.ssarass =. ,a, sus
l.sa Of atucstion Of wsses With a.ch endurance and
sands llaH. during 10 iast general sfrtEe: Where
persuasion fats 10 rally tho hardy u!nss to lbs fApks
ths Union does not hesitats to F..
EMPLOY INTIMIDATION
10 seek It's ends It waa only the other day, among shs
Violent demonstration to drive coliiers WIN lid
fused q become aarolls1 VA made In tie mining re
st,'' VIZ s..ns acaltoas h.t sos Il tls sssxers
nero weaksuIug 80 noisy parade waa gotau up aud
from osn WI - .ue , nna ~
thesS: "lf un!on 70 strength. sugar Notch u 4
salnuon;" .'o1r eanso !. 1u.t. md wo viii w1u;n,
"Ts.!sors saoali De brsuass. viii tha mark Il cain"
"Drhcrs sn esraieE' srs n.r!cS' IT, n1r Union Ia noble
sui tsu ven crawl uut under thp iev." Two braas
bands and dEusa sos!s gase tho denomination :
y t. ~ ssa ha hsH ans
vsss otsr peculiar dsstcss displayed, which spoks
vary eloquent ~ to how
TERRIBLY 1T EARNEST
thc4& rennayl1snls miners are.
Two 1acn bors mialAsurs acadoid, H!ta ~ ef1Ry
ass.sea IN nsE g,g o o. ara 1ens
h.. i.s uKan s i 5a Is. thseateaa issrpio, Moa'i
UttraieF and ulacESuard.". 4 I.!!nvs hai paIa!4t
yefS y. ri. sa TT xs
IN tho c&1,uty-sans OF Luzrttlt AftQt llttl6 tf6u-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23
ITTERS.
A Remedy without a Rival
Maguire's
Cundurango Bitters'

VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
Contains no alcohol, an excellent purgative or
the bowels, relieving and curing all compla rs
of the Liver, Blood, Kidneys. and Stomach Read
the following testimonial from prominent New
York editor:
Office Of Geo. H. Sweets Texas New Yorkerml
Nos. %, 30 and 80 Centre Street,
New York City Sept. 8, 1874.
Messrs, J & G. Mcguire, st. Louis: Gents -
Yours of the 31st ult, with case of dozen Cund
urango Liver and Blood Btters came duly to hand
You will please accept my thanks for your gener-
| crosby will try to put the medicine where it
will do the most good" have given one bottle to
friend of mine who resides in Brooklyn, both
himself and wife have taken it, and their testimony
Is the same as mine. first met with it in Houston,
Texas, afterwards returned TO my home in Austin,
where have the Texas branch Office of my paper
My Houston bottle was used up, and found on
trial that could not obtain single bottle in all
Austin, for went to every druggist in the place
and there are some five, but each house told me
they intended to order Iton the strength of my
Galveston, and bought bottle Of Robirds, old
friend and good house. / had no idea then that
could not obtain it in New York; bat after my
Galveston bottle was used up. | started to find
more and was much surprised to find none aftervist.
lug fully dozen different establishments gave up
the search here and wrote to you, Now gents SO
good medicine as yours is ought to be placed at
| the command of the whole world, 1t will not only
prove great fortune to yourselves, but lasting
| blessing to the whole human family. As a remedy
| In my own case have never met with its equal.
1t squeeZes my liver better than Caomel, of which
| | have taken not little am hard worker and
constant thinker and consequently for the last ten
to twelve years my body has found difficult to keep
| up with my brain. There are millions of American
people just like myself, and they need some simple
herb medicine to keep them from sinking into dys
peptic graves, until they can apply, brakes and
cut off part of the steam and see where they
You have the medicine and you have great fortune
| in it If you will but let the world know it, In my
search after your Cundurango IN this market
found preparation of Quadrangle sold at So pei
bottle but no more like yours than is black man
like white. OF course did not buy it. This let
| ter is only written TO thank you and to give you
my experience with cundurango, Wishing you the
| success You deserve am.
Very Respectfully &C. GEO. Il. SWEET.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23

O. O con per day at home. Terms fire. e
% VkU Address GEO. STINsoN & Co.,
Portland, Maine
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23
THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL

gives later, fuller and more comprehensive news
Yscx gHI NEW GOLD FIELDS Or THE BLACK ELLIS
than any other paper in the United States. Terms
ga per year, 81 for months, Soc for 8 months
and map showing location of Hills and best route
there sent free. The Journal excels any paper in
the country In the amount of news It gives relating
TO Northwestern Iowa, Southern Dakota and
Northern Nebraska. Address THE WEEKLY
JOURNAL, Sioux City, Iowa.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23

- - - WEEK guaranteed to Male and Fe-
w male Agents. in their locality. Costs
~ III NOTHING TO try it. Particulars free.
n P. o. VICkERY & CO., Augusta, Ne
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-08

dus aud Wlllemet were happy selee'
llons, IN view Of tho coming hot
weather II istQ 10 hoped That they
win $50 that rigid hyWpnie rules arc
adopted for the health pf the eily,wllh
y mild request lliAt they be enforced
The entire delegation arc solid, slerl'
Ing citizens, and may be relied upon ~
look singly 10 the Interests " tho city,
The seoond ward sends Alfred Davis
and A, T., Obenehain, MI, Davis ID Of
the firm Of Schneider a Davis, one OF
the largest Wholesale grocery hrms IN
the slate, aud viii bring 10 bear Ia hls
new duties those traits Of honesty, ca
paeiiy nd fair dealing which have
characterized bis career ~ q merchant
Mr. Ohenohan In gentleman 81
enlarged views, good, practical COM
mon sense, aud will never be found
tagging where the interests Of Dallas
arc concerned,
The third ward elects three gentle
men who will do honor 10 themselves
their constituency, aud tho city
Meaars, Is. T., Jet, ID, II. Grove, anC
w, j, shone, For energy, progress
iyeneha, honesty, aud strict regar'
for The Interests Of the city, the dele
CATION from the third ward will com
pure fayorably with any like delega
ton over elected Ia Dallas,
From the fourth ward wa hav'
Measrs, H. V, Tompllna and ", q. Nc
Lure. Mr. Tompkina Is one Of th'
leading business men of tho city
aud combines the necessary qnallllca
lions 10 make u most excellent couh
cilmau-atrlot integrity, energy, chph
bilIly, aud the nerve 10 do what h
thinks IL right, OF Colonel McLuro
TnE HERALD need say nothing, 10
the brief time he presided over 1t
4, editorial columns he mado himael
well aud layorably known 10 our cit
aena ~ u talented, progressive, liberia
, minded gentleman, aud viii prove
most valuable acquisition to the cit.
, council,