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POLITICAL NOTES.

Tho Memphis Aualanche bolovss that tho
preservation OF tho Union whila the Capital re-
malps On tho sosboard Ia doubtful.
parson Drowntow's proposition to eight duel
with (}on. D. II. Till Ia an open hog.pen, after
. hard aummer rain, With dung-forks, bssraya
nicer BepHe Of propriety than the passon Ia gen.
orally supposed to possess.
Certain country newspapers Ia Louisiana havs
recently declared that tho 8tato m,Xhl lava 4
worse Governor tlnn Henry Clay Warmoth aud
tho1enpon tho 81. Louls Times asserta that there
has been btioory aomawhera.
George William Curtis ia llno-looking man,
and great fAvorito With tho Woman-91fE,ags
patty. He might have the nomination Of thst
coterle, or lha Now York wlug Of 1t. for the
Presidency, II be would accept.
Bpeakor Blaine "neger talks politos batvaen
political campaigns ITO nowspaper-roposte1u !;
sud he did not swerye from hIs practice whom .
New York Tribune nun pald him the ao1lcats
attention Of visiting lin In bis HIct-room.
Vtce-Presitlant W,'Bon hhying remarked conf
dentaliy while IN the gonth tAat ha lad never bo.
on 4 horso- raoo, the Augusta Constitulionalist
takes ualptage. aud says violently: "ushad tet-
ter not bet TINT be will DO tho next President"
II aoems to be conceded that ex.Bonator Ton
ton might be elected to tho Lower House Of
Congress- from the ChautauQua District, II he
could bo induced to run. Il is therefore cruol
~ we'll as unnecessary for tho Ney York Tribune
to anpounca 20 oitsn that Il haa Mf. Fantoa'a
aSsurhnce Of declluat,on.
when tho Press and Pioneer, Of st. Paul, vera
consolidated, tho Minneapolis Trintns oBihb-
llahed iss claim "a tho Ioadlng "clean-cus" Re-
publican daily 10 tha State. Wo ata tharafose
, 1875-06-19


Ono Of tic planks in the Ohio Democratic
platform roads: "Fourth, Tho Presidents
service should ho limited to Que term at q
solary Of $25, 900 year." As to limiting the
sesvico Of the President to Il single term,
yreat deal has been said on both sides OF the
question. Il WAS earnestly discussed in tho
Constitutional Convention eibhty.s;x yenss
,go. 4 strong minority of the members nd
vocated single term Of six years; a faw
were in favor Of ono term Of eight year9; but
y majority finally voted TINT the term should
ba four years, aad that the State Electors
might Ec-elcct tho President IS often rs they
pleasal. Gon. JACKSON advocated single
term, and urged upon Congress in several oi
ais annual messages tito submission OF nh
amendment to tho Constitution limiting the
time Of Executive service to singlo term. But
he was unnblo to Induce any of tho Demo-
cratic Congresses to favor the proposition.
The single.torm idea has been discussed
in md out of Congress ever since.
but tho people hase not evincoa any
oreat desire for its atloptlou. The resolution
Ut tho Ohio Convention was not intended TO
promote tho idea; the object was to get in
a "slap" at tho present salary OF tho
President Wien WAs1usoros was Presi-
dent, Congress fixed the sniary Of the Ezccu-
two Office at $4,000 per anuum. A dollar
In those dnys possessed more than double
the purchasing power OF dollar nova
lays; $4,000 in depreoiated greonbacka at
this time xeprosonta loss value than
900 when the compensation Of tho
first President waa axed by Congroaa.
At that timo the United statos were a poor,
weak nation Of four millions Of inhabitants,
and possessed less taxable property than the
8snte Of Illinois does at present, $4,000
now Ia no mora value than $4,000 would
have been when WASHINGTON, Adams, Jsr-
PERSON, and MADISON were holding the Presi-
Dental Office. Either they woro paid twice
too much, or the sum proposed by the Ohio
Democratic Convention Il only halt enough.
Tho United States eontain ten times tho
population and twonty times the wealth
they did when WAsa1No2oK Or JEr-
EnsoN was President, mud tho du.
tics Of tho oflce havo increased ten
fold since that period On the basia Of
population aud wealth, ofilciM duties, and
responsibilities, salary Of $4,000 or s5. 900
in WARRINGTON aud JErEEusoa'a terms would
be relatively as much as 5000 at this time,
aua that, too, without .akinginto account the
greatly decreased value Of dollar as compar-
cd with what it was seventy or eighty years
ago. Il Is questionable whether the ALLEN
ticket will gain many votes BY It's salary
demagogism. 1t is very certain TINT II tho
pemocrata como into power next year the
laat thing they will do ia to reduce tho aalary
Of their President to the figure named in the
Ohio demagugic resolution.
, 1875-06-19

Tho National Board OF Trade previous to
its final adjournment yesterday wrestle1 with
two important questions-thnt of reciprocal
trade selations with Canada, and tho trans
portatlon problem In general. The resolu-
ton submitted by the Chicago Board Of
Trade upon the subject Of commercial rec
iprocity between tho Dominion and tho
United States vas adopted. It memorializes
Congress for the appointment Of Commits
sion to net with corresponding body Of
Canadian merchants and businessmen to
ngreo upon tho torms OF the proposed treaty,
and submit it Tor ratification to their reap3ct-
I've Governments. The Convention was
greatly divided upon the transportation ques-
ton, and it's action was not OF much oouse-
nnanra
, 1875-06-19

'nolorIal At both ends of tlon. like The Ger
man military exp'etivcs; but MuItr7r has
nuno Of these nboNt him. There aro polite
oatl's. Affected by arawling. ssds.wlIaEcrcl
st'obs; marinc oatlis. savoring Of sliverod
litabers. blasted uyes, md saltwater; gift.
edged littlo onsls for. female use; great,
hearty, wholesome. plump oatf,a, ulonopoiiz-
oaths hurled at mules by their lrivors stage
oaths, always inserted Mt tho particular ptaeo
where the sirtuous hero confronts tho villain,
an3 brings down the house with tla crushing
monosyllabIe. But mona Of t1oso are A1ut-
LIFTS. lie has something Of ench in his.
, 1875-06-19

70 shoulders, 10i@1lo for short ribs, and
lilo for abort clcors. 11ighwiaes wcrc in
fair demand and steady at Si.iG per gallon.
Lake freights were less activo md unchanged
Mt 9!o for corn tn Bntlnio. Flour WAS dull
and easfer. Wheat was less active and 10
lower. closing at o7o cash, and oso for July.
Corn was rather quiet ami }02c lower, clos
ing nj C94o caall, and Cvso for July. Oats
woro dull md 371c lower, closiug At 5aac
cash, and 65'c Tor July. Ryo was dull Mt 95@
NC. Bar1ey waa quiet and strong, cloRing at
$1.4o bid for cash. and sl.Q;@1.0s for Sep.
tcmhor. 1toga wero shade firu,cr Mt sG.a0
@I;.So per 100 tbs. Cattlo were active mud
firm. Sheep were in moderate request.
, 1875-06-19
OH Gblfauu Uribn1e.
Saturday Morning. June 10. 1875.
WITH SUPPLEMENT. .

Ex-senator HAnLAN hns concluded 10 eban-
don journalism and return to politics. He
has sold out bis interest in tho Washington
Chronicle. and will go back to Iowa with tho
intention. it is said, Of entering the field as q
candidate for the Scnntorsip.
, 1875-06-19

II wm great day for hemp In Illinois
5eatesday, Tile people Of Paris weze treated
70 their first view OF hanging, and, it may
be presumed, wore gratifed with the expert.
1nsnt, ~ It involved the righteous punish
ment OF wretch named Joua CAs1Y. who,
with razor, cut his wife'a throat from, ear
to car, merely for the purpose Of Kidding
h'mself Of an inconysnieut Incumbrance,
1t EanghAm NATHAN DuaoEss answered
with his life the demand OF setxibu,lyo
Justice. He. too, waa most fit subject
Tor the laws axtremest sigor, having assas.
alahtea Joazru nonntNs, a bridge.tender, who
had Just received hla moagre monthly wages,
tho possession Of which was the only motive
Of Tue brutal murder. An account Of each
execution, accompanied by history Of III.
respective crimes, will ba found In GU,
columns this morning.
, 1875-06-19

Gen. PORK has been heard from on tho
subject Of Indian starvation and tho alleged
frauds by Agents and contractors. IIo for
wards reports from the commanding officers
At the Vasioua Agencies, from which lie con.
cluaoa that the previous reports Of suffering
md dishonesty were not exaggerated,
and that tho excuso Of bad roads.
etc., is not In accordance with tho
facts. Gen. Pors's report, and Lis accom-.
panying comments, are Of character which
render II proper for tho Interior Department
10 make choice between tho oftlcial stato.
menta Of ar1ny ofhcars and the explanations
and dsfenaes Of dishonest Agents and con,
tractors. There is material disagreement
and 1t is desirable to know which aide ooioy,
tho confidence Of Secretary DK1ANo.
, 1875-06-19

,liootEr's T.iEATflF-Rsndo!ns sttsc.: t.,y~ep
Cfarx and taS*b. Engagement af TONY qaatusa Com
hnAtIon. Afternoon and svenin1.
, 1875-06-19
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

RATA or trhtenr7rfon trAyarfs IN ApvAxcr'.
roStnae trepnId nj this D1lre.
:, ksjsa s" e. e. ssS':...:.:.:. 1l33
tnuh;s st,eot..... 3.nuI
Partt Of 4 1tAr NJ tbs tan,s rata.
NAk7Ep-un~ active assnt Ia sath town and village.
sreefst Arrangements mads wlIh sucn.
t;ptctn,en enpIss sent fEes.
n prerrnt DELAY and MISTAKES b. snre and sre Post
Uldee addftis In fu. tneudlnx state and County.
Hetntanets be rahs eithor ~ DRIFT. czrreh, rost-
01ea order. or In registered letter.. 1t risk.
1kAAk TO ctrT surscninxns.
Dally delivered. Sunday c1eenttd. 4 rnta PR wsst.
DRlG. d*lrstsd. SUNDAY Included. U par wsek.
Addsc4t TIaK TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cotnet i!adlsoo md t>tsrbnra.>ts.. Chicago, III.
..---.--~.----
To'DAYs ADJUSTMENTS.
h'v1CKKH's TlIEATRE--isdlpnr street. be.vean
rtarbrsn hud htstH. Engagement II ths Nav York
FIflh Arsnus Thrstro Cumpany. ''Tho Uic nonAazs."
Aitstnosn Aad s7ening
.soa Ind Nnnrne. "Ets raio 81 ths Tafoas" Aiter.
Eottt aud sYeniuE.
ApEtriit T1iEATRE-Dearhesn strent, eorn"r, ,afou-
s.farx and isahe Engagement ai Ton3 Faatosa Com
hnAtlon. Afternoon and s.sntnT.
x Gs,s "a
ssentHx.
WENTY.TrirRD STREET nAsE.DA IL GROUNDS
afhsnpoutap game hatvadu tho Hartford aud ChteAko
, 1875-06-19

WENTY.TurRD STREET DAsE.DA IL GROUNDS
.fhampouthp game hatvodu tho Hartford Aud GhteAxo
Club.
, 1875-06-19

ACADEMY or Music its,atod street. .he,xcsu Mad.
!soq aud Mnrree. "Ers Tajp Of ths UAyoasH Afioe.
and sYeniug.
, 1875-06-19
To,DAYs ADJUSTMENTS.

M'v1CKkH's TllEhTRE-aishlpnr ssreat, betvean
ntlrbrsn tud Stste. Enxaxenent II ths Nov York
F!th Arsnue Thrs,ro Cnlnpany. ''Tho Biz HonaazA."
Aitef4oon Aa8 sseuing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
CAUTION,
Montana Meat Market.

EsRELINGER & FRANCK. e8SR
IL The best and tenderest Meats 6E9L
in the market. None but the
Primest Beef and Mutton
ever to be found. Note the address-Montana
Meat Market, Main Street, near First, Los
Angeles. 1unltf-s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
vranoe Grove encampment, No. 81, !. 0. o. +.

.,.ls.,,. REGULAR MEETINGS held ON
sslfs..s2c.sz the Second and Fourth TUES
~ - DAYS of each month at ~ p. NJ.
'1irSV' Sojournng Patriarchs in good
tn,ding are cordially invited to attend.
ii. WARTEN BERG, c. Z.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,

December 18th, 10th and nth, 1876.
To the highest bidder, 4O,0o0 three, four anu
i've year olds $1,000 one and two year okis,
and 10000 budded trees, on the following
terms: orall purchases of two hundred dOI-.
l.rs or under, cash; all OF over two hundred,
three months time given, with good pote and
endorser, and will extend this privilege The
buyer of fifty trees or upwards kllsll lave the,
right to remove his trees any time he may
choose before May lst, lSe.
JOHN 4. EBERLE.
JONES & NoYES, Aactioneers. n2itd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
Los Angeles Council No. II, Royal and Select
Masters, r. & A. NJ,

Holds Its stated assemblies on the 4th Mon
day of each month ut Masonic Hall, at 1880 p.
". Sojourning Companions in good standing
are raternaly invited to attend.
BY order of the TIL. III.
j. f. BURNS, Recorder.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
Come and See for Yourself
FIRST GRAND
SALE BY AUCTION
- OF -
TROPICAL FRUIT TREES
100 a.. o o o
100000

zone Hundred Thousand) ORANGE, LINE.
LEMON, PEACH, FIG and other trees. The
undersigned, having purchased the nursery
of John Lazzarovich, will offer the choicest
lot ofthree, four and five year old Orange.
Lemon and Lime trees ever offered at public
Among the lot have ten Thousand (i0dO0)
budded trees, budded by Professor Bard, one
of the best nurserymen in the world. The
nursery j. situated on the East side of the
river, at the foot of Mount Pleasant, one-haIf
mile from the Court House. would respect
fully invite parties desiring TO purchase TO la
spect my nursery, as claim that have the
very choicest three, four and five year old
trees that can be had In the county.
And furthermore, will sell, at public auc-
ton. on -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
Dissolution of Ccpartnership.

TIME CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
i ing between &. Mangin and p. Loiseau
has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, G, Mangn remaining in the business,
is alone authorized to collect the cl aims due
the late concern, and will become responsible
for all the Indebtedness of tho late firm.
p. LOISEAU,
a G. MANGIN.
Los Angeles, December Sd, 1875. 4tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
No Freight Carried bv Cubic
Measurement.
$50 REWARD.

NIFTY pOLEARS REWARD will be paid
IL by the Cerro GOrdo Freighting Company
to any person who will furnish, at their Of
flee in Calente, POSITIVE PROOF that any
or employee of the G. q. Freighting
has tapped barrels of liquor, or
opened eases OF liquor, or ina any way Illegally
In the charge of the Company, or sold with
out authority, wagon-sheefs, or any other
belonging to the Company, or in
their charge, provided, such proof is furnish
ed as above bofore the Company have settled
with the emplo yee complained against.
r., NADEAU,
dec7 Am Superin tendent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
1. o. O. F..
ia. Angeles Lo.ige No. rs. 1. q. .. =.

o.., Regular meeting held on WE'D
NiiSDAY EVENING ofeach week
~ 90 at 70 o clock. Sojourning breth-
>'sqsPSS~ rem IN good standing are C lrdially
inciied. II. WARTENBURG, N. q.
\ Franc r.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
j, LUPPO. NJ. D.,

l1IGNORET'S BLOCK, NO. 10 MAIN ST.
- Residence, Eternity street, NO SV. cor
ner High. Office hours-9 to IL a. NJ, TO P.
NJ. and 8 to s p. NJ. Lingual-English, Espanoi,
Franeaise, Deutsch, ltaliano. auA u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-06
slns Ser 9mnocsaauptita0t.

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Gnropaild)e &abelpeeidytt.
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Der Seite Sictor GmanuePS befanoeu lid,
Der Sronpriu3 Sumbert, Der 8rin2 MmQoeus
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gpftamts . Muswets. RYE.

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SlGtt (Dotenthe 9rideiuungtn dusgenommrn),
Gent pro cine uno q Gents pro 5Wei llu5en.
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ben, Cts. lnr leoe 9atbe ltn5e, an anoeren Grttn
Stut,
Money Orders" $50 nidt aberItegen6,) } SlOune
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10 GtS.; so uno $50 Hibt HbeTltegeHo IL et5. tb,
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80 ntdt ubetIteigeno, y 9t6. 9roBets Sumnra,
Gl5 $50, bt0tngen erbObte 3a1luag,
pOrtO uadI iremoen Sduoerm,
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@eatpeiier filr gteiienae.

Baltimore SBto Gifenbabn." :"
3ab Baihtnston 800, 6.15, 600, 7.30, 9.5, 10 ID
Sorm-, 12 nbr Dlittass $50 on SoHnta9en,) $50
$50, 4.10, 800, $50 Nd6mtttass q uhr aber os
Sonutd9s,) $50, 1915 uno 1890 A6enos td9lifl.
We9eitationen--5.0O, $50, 800 u.f2 ubr DdttGss;
Q.,O 5a9mittd9s an Sonntd9eu) 2.3U, $50. 300,
$50 uuo $50 u6r Ibenbs.
ubr Jfadbmittdes
SGurel uuo gHeopdotIopep IGhuh - 1tbr Nor.
gems. '" ''
UtetropotGn Slueto-G15. - co lIbr gRnroers.
4'5G u9r Aoenos. t.o0Gu Souutaaen
anuapolls : 7.3U uuo 9.05 Uloraeus unn 4Iu
H. 5;OO Na4mltta9s, aus9enommeu Souutaes.
9ie(anofla nno oem Sloneien - Nbr Oioraens
uno 1918 ubr IbeHos tdsih.
Rthmono uno benz Siioen - ]. 90 uhr U(oroeus
td9ltb, un5 1915 llbr abenos.
28eh uuo Roropeit 6.t5 nix Dlorgeus (nttt
nab BtttSburs, @otum6us ODER SaR6ustp am
Sonnta9e) uno 80 Il. 10. 80 llbr A6enbs
5GgerstopH - 800 ubr Uloreeus; Ala ltr gtdt
mittags, aus9enOmmeH Sonntass.
Greoerid - I'M ubr Sormittdgs, ausgenom=
men SonHta9s, a 10 uno 300 llbr YaCbmittQqs uno
SSe9sltNttonen aui Der Sauptbabn td9lb.
Bteomont, Staunton uuo gSeseitdtionen, 6auptz
ba5n - ubr Dlorgens, ausgeuummtn SOnntaas
2sintefter uRo gSeaeftattOnen, 0Guptbabn, AS
aus9enommeH SOnntd9s.
Glicott=9ttp - llbr DiorgeU6, t.tj uH0 4. Is uIr
aus9euommeR SoRHtdqs, un0 } q,
lbr NdbmittG9S ta9ltd,
Sit9e uerlaiien gSaibiHgton fir Baltimore T. -
$50 II. 1890 llbr Yormittd9s; ~ nbt UuttaQs io
,.0J uno $50 ubr A6enos, tdgli6, QusgeRoR
men Souutags; 30, lbrRorgen5, 1855, 100
Jfahmitta9e d.3D am SonRtG9e), 3.ij, t. s.I5 uuo
J uht AbenoS tdsltth.
Alle 3lse baIten AM DSiaouIt Sotel" bei'm BE
a0-Souie an.
etsYhreau-@amoen citation uno Saoon=
Sue Der Baltimore uuo @Glpertlr., iuo auItrdge
ut SG99dge empiGn9en, um nab unb Don trQruO
lHem Stdottbetie btioroert 5u Weroen.
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, Ybila0cIpbtd=2Si SiImin9t0nsBal=
ttulOrcr fStScutnllIts1

JtuN BQNu0tIptIu, Wt9etuiIOntn uno n7sJslez
mare @tiFnbd9n" um 7.21 Utorgcns, Souutags ans
gtnUmneH,
yiad B9l!aoelpblG uno Jtelu gort-(td In Berrgz
uIlle mrEort Oepuft uet6HoenoJ MN !. d ll6Iulof-
gems, G2OnntagS Gus9enOmTen.
Rah 9ielO yort oOn Der @Ddrle6 Strdgea : ldz
tlon um 1873 hhr Wiur9ens, SUnntug5 duegenoma
mtn.
Ntab BbilaoelpAia uno ReU= Oort-(itb IN ggll-
mington init oeG @tlenhabu" utr6noea0)
um 2.iU hbr ytubmttdgs, aus9eu0mmeH Sonns
tags.
6ir HBegefattoHeu nm . II. uBr Natm., ansge.
nOmmeH SOuHtdgs.
Jiad Bblaoelp6ia UNI G.2j llJr WGdmittaso tao =
lib.
RAD 0eUzgO1t bon Der e6urIesdraSeR eta
tIon-9rpreBz Sua UNI 1890 Nbr NbrHbs tagItt.
Sie "BbtaoelpblG BultlmUrer Central &nen.
bubu" uerldBt Baltimore um ubr 3abmiftaas
Billet 5ireau ytr. 1i3, 2Beit BGltimOrtitr.
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Diurp tn 2Silfesbarre.
IS StlfeSb nrrp Z 9Inrfl l.-9lm an,
&otf S10ElS0roIina. .

Q GbarIet0n, S.-G., 5. Npril. = SIN
SunOesfrei8geridte 1T cine Snbibttion gegen
bic auflase elmer Steuer inter Der Jog. So
manga" Sil erlpirtt morOen. 0ieie Bill
wuroe befanntli9 purd @oup. Chamberlain
NIT oem Seto belegt, Sprefer glllott erfldrte
ieood, oaB bieielbe 9eiee gefporben lei, neil
Der Sonuerneur ietn Seto 5u ipdt eingeihidt
babe. Die Snbibition nuroe auf Nutraq
zines n0roli6eu Aftiondrs elmer Sio- -@aroli>
na'er Saumpollipiunerei erlafen. Mau bofft
burd bieien Seit Sal ben gan;en Sonan3a.
Blan gu pernid)ten. 3erielbe beabii6tigt be-
tanntli6, Die idpebenbe Sdulo, wel6eGouu.