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AUCTION SALES.
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BY Nash g. HOdgsOn.

VALUABLE NEW BASIN PROPERTY.
Three-Story Brick Store No. 1873 Delord Street In
Front of the Pensacola Landing on Easy Terms,
at Auction.
ID tioneer-Ofice, No. Carondelet street On
SATURDAY. July 3, 1875 at 10 o'clock NJ, at the
ST. Charles Auction Exchange At public auction, will
b cold - '{H
buildings and improvements. thereon situated in
the Fir st District Of this city in the square bounded
by Delord Euphrosine Franklin and Liberty streets
designated as No. $40 on plan by r. Delafeld, en-
eineer dated March, 1892 and measures IS feet front
on Delord street BY depth Of "a feet on the side
next to Lot No. $780, and 50 feet the side next to
Lo No. 341, aud q feet front Euphrosine street,
all less. per Ian of Louis H. Pelie, sur
v. yOr dated June - 1875. tr..-..--.-.y
The improvements consist Of A WELLBUILT
THREESrORY BRICK STORE known as No. 1873
Delord street. or Pensacola Landing with TWO
SaORY BRICK BACK BUILDING, fronting on
Euphrosine street. leased until next fall and used
store beneath, with residence etc. above ard in
rear.
Terms-One-haf cash and the balance at one year.
with per cent interest and all the usual clauses;
$500 to be PAL cash on the spot to bind the SALE
y Act of sale before Andrew Hero. Jr, notary at ex
pense of the purchaser including taxes due III 1876
je20 27td
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p Mutual National Bank-New Orleans, J sno
49, 1s75-At regular meeting Of the Board held this
day it was unanimously resolved to call meetn of
the Stockholders of this bank to take into cOnsidera
ton the proprety of reducing the capital stock The
meeting to be reid at the B3nkiAg- House, log Ca al
street on MONDAY. July 49, at 70 o'clock M.
je1G 5w JOSEPH MITCHELL Cashier.
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ONCE of tho New Orleans City Railroad
Company, No. l24 Canal street, New OI leans, June
10, 1575.-At meeting Of the Board of Directors,
held on the 9th inst, dividend Of THREE DOL
LARS PER SHARE was declared ksyable to the
Stockholders on and after July 1st The transfer
books win be closed from June 21st to the 3Oth in
elusive. c. G. LEWIS
ie2O lot t4st .tt Secretarv
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By Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctoneer Office and
ID salesroom No. 40 Royal street-Wll be sold at
public auction 90 TUESDAY, June q, at No. $50
Magazine 81 rect near Delord-s
A general assortment of Household Furniture.
Two fine French plate Pier Glasses.
Tsrms-Cash in o. S. TIRE asury notes.
je27 SuMOET uM
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VNANTRD-Occupan for Furnished Rooms on
w Dauphine street, No. 81. A patty OF gentle
men small amly secure a suite OF delightful
opening averaudah, wi. n privilege OF bath
room. One or two single gentlemen can also De &C.
eommodated. ie27 29f
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pERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, .A
WEST VIRGINIA. =
21a Miles from Sir Johns Run Station, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RAILROAD FARE
AND HOTEL CHARGES
THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL
Will open on the 10th of june. Accommodations for
500 guests. Every attraction, comfort and amuse-
ment will be found ut this delightful MOUNTAIN
RESORT
Pure air. Finest Swimming Pools in the World.
Bathing OF every variety. Natural temperature q
Fine music; Fancy and Masquerade Balls. Hunt
telegraph and Express in the Hotel Hotel porters
aud coaches meet every train.
Descriptive Circulars will be found at the Office Of
Board per day s. per week $f2 50 and SIS Chill
dren under 10 years of age and servants, half price,
White servants according to accommodation. Liberal
arrangements with families for the season.
Round trip tickets issued from all the principal
points good for the season. over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
my9 I'm A. X. POITS, Proprletor.
DOSSELL HOUSE
BILOXI, MISS,
Opened on MAY 1st 1875. for the reception of
guests.
The house has been
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
Charges Moderate. y1t.
mh13 6m PETER j. MONTROSS Proprietor
ITO SUMMER TOURISTS
LAKE CoNCHICHINQ HOTEL, CANADA,
s6 miles north Of Toronto, by rail.
This charming and picturesque water side resort
will be opened for the on the first of June.
The establishment 10 fret class, the sporting in the
neighborhood exceptionally excellent delightful bath
ing and amusements abundant.
The Hotel was largely patronized by Southern fami-
lies during the season of lr74
al
for families.
References kindly permitted 70 the following gen.
tlemen Judge Ballard and Col W: N: Bullitt, Louis
O'Don nell, Esq. Col. r NJ. Lewis, Samuel Boyd,
Esq, New Orleans. Circulars. giving full .particu.
lars, viii be furnished by THEO. SHUTE, Esq, 1874
-'A'- JOHN f. FOREMAN, Secretary,
my30 SuW&Sa I'm Box 2645, +. Q. Toronto. Canada.
SHADY GROVE HOTEL. BILOXI. MISS,
URBAN RAMBAUT Proprietor,
Is now open for the reception Of Visitors Situated
on the Beach wi an unobstructed- Southern Front
of over two hundred feet makes it one of the most
pleasant and desirable locations the Gulf Shore.
Large new Bath Houses within six hundred feet of
the Hotel.
Fish and Oysters in abundance. 81
Prices Moderator Fare inferior to none. my29 2m
r nnnnBEH-
When you to BILOXI don't forget to call at the
PRESS SALOON,
~ HARRY wishes to see you AL.
mh13 en- P. 7. MONTROSS. Proprisapr.
Candles, Candles, Candles!
C5OO BOXES As, IS, g, =, ndss, CANDLES
In store snd for sale in lots to suit, by
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
50, IS, 81 and SO Poydras street.
Landing Elk Steamship Memphis,
FROM LIVERPOOL:
25 casks Choice Bosnia PRUNES,
so casks NUTMEGS,
100 barrels and cases j. e. J. Coleman's Durham
MUSTARD, quarter half and one pound packages
100 cases Dusseldorf MUSTARD, quarter. half
and one pound
For sale in lots to suit BY
SMITH BROS. b CO.,
e13s g. S. 81 and 60 Poydras street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New Orleans Canal and Banking Company
New Orleans. June %, 1s75-At pecial meeting of
the Board of Directors held this day, Semi Annual
able the Stockholders and after the First Mon
day of July next.
ie29 15t CH. JUMONVILLE, Cashier.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
FOR BROWNS WELLS,
Aft@.ta IL, ,fAaI s. fe4'k1 -
Via Hazlehurst, Marks Hack Line, Daily.
sf| htF titf- 'snuTJiH I
EXCURSION TICKETS /
g ONLY Sill ROUND TRIP,
Hand Baggage, Good Till LIST October
FOR SALE Ar '.' e.
q CAMP STREET AND DEPOT NEW OR
LEANS ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD. Il ~

Terms: 80 per day. st2 50 per week; 40 per
month of four weeks payable weekly Children
half price. Servants according to accommodation.
These WELLS are situated in beautiful oak and
pine grove 40 miles from city-eight hours travel
By leaving the city on the morning express they
arrive at the Wells in time to wash etc. for supper
or by leaving on the P. NJ mail train, they reach
the Wells in time for breakfast Plenty Of fine NUT
tOn beef chickens eggs fresh butter rich milk and
everything the market Affords
These Wells have an established reputation forthe
cure of sick headaches, paralysis chronic diarrhea
dropsy, dyspepsia gravel affections Of the kidneys
and bladder; seroful0us ulcerous, cutaneous and
eruptivs diseases neuralgia Of the stomach piles OF
every description all female complaints particularly
painful menstruation, liberation Of bowels. ~
All commune ica,ions to be addressed to Hazlehurst.
By writing one or two days in advance, everything
will be prepared ss7.A 4d"' e9sufss
Authorized to refer to the following gentlemen S.
II. Abby. DIR. N. L. Dickey, New Orleans; DR.. 7. J..
Wharton, Port Gibson, Miss; Judge E. G. Peyton
jackson, Miss. and E. C. Clark, Memphis, Tenn,
W. A. STOCKTON, Proprietor
je23 TuThSu tau1 ss.
GRAND ISLE HOTEL
Will Open June IS. 1875.
Fresh Fish, Oysters and Came Sailing and Fish
ing Grounds unlimited. Sea Air Surf Bathing
Health and Vigor. &
THE FINEST SURF BATHING IN THE
WORLD, IT, s4HGti
As thousands of our citizens testify ~
TERMs-Per Month S45; Week $12; Day g. Libe
raj to families and excursion parties Route by
Morgan's Railroad to Bayou Des Allemands thence
through in daylight to Hotel by steamer. Cards aud
circulars descriptive Of this delightful Sea shore
Watering Place at office of c. A. Whitney 4 Co.
B. MARGOT, Proprietor.
SAML D. DIXON. Clerk ysslsi.t jel6 I'm
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New Orleans. J une 70. lSs5.--At . meet.
ing of the Board of Directors Of the Louisiana Be-
pevolent Live Stock Insurance Company, held on the
22d of june it resolved to call citing Of the
Stockholders Of the Company to take into cOnsidera
ton the pr0prety of increasing the Board Of Direct
and to vote upon said resolution the meeting to
b. held at tbs Office of the Company, No. 12S Ora
vier street. on MONDAY, the 10Th Of July at - M.
CHARLES II. MILL Secretary.
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NyANTED-Deskr room or part of an office. suit
w able for 4 Lawyer on Camp or Carondeiet
streets between the line of Commercial Place and
CANA street. or on the cross streets within these
limits. Address LAWYER, Bulletin Office. stating
terms and location jeNit
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Buy your carriages, buggies and baby
wagons Of L. T.. Maddux, IS Carondelet street.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-A person in distress has in pawn one
IL Ladies' Gold Watch two Vest Chains and other
jswelry. costing some $3.50, upon which has been
Obtained only ss3 is willing to sell the ticket at
great sacrifice; the whole part. Address OMEGA,
lock box 917, Post Office, N. y. je27 E&M+@
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Fxcursion Tickets 70 st. Paul.-Messrs. J..
B WOODS & CO.. 104 Common street, will sell Elk
CURSION TICKETS as above, by the steamer Mary
Houston, Capt. Chas. Miller, leaving TUESDAY
EVENING, 10Th inst, via Cairo Short Line from
Cairo and Ksokuk Northern Line Packets from st.
Louis. je29 1t Ed; N
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Marsden's Zarsaparilla at Vogel & Vilter's,
No. 8 Camp street.
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DLADON SPRINGS, ALA.-This Famous Wa
ID tering Place will open for the season JUNE 1.
Boats leave Mobile every Tuesday and Saturday
ing. Board per Day " 50, per Week as, per Month
$50 Children and colored servants half price,
Canal and 81 Common streets are agents for the sale
Of the Badon Water in barrels, and are authorized
to make arran gements with families for the season,
and will furnish further information.
j. CONNER e. CO.,
mv16 EMO Prop1ietors
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r's HARNESS HOTEL.
Mississippi City, Miss,
rs NOW OPEN. THE PROPRIETORS FIND
i ing the want of neverfailing supply Of ice,
from Boston. The Sulphur Spring il inclosed,
and the grounds prepared for the reception of large
excursion partie. Two Thousand persons can be &C!
commodated. The illumination Of the lawn, 90
highly appreciated last season. is prepared for. A
fine Band is engaged. Good Bathing and Fishing.
An abundant supply of Oysters. For terms etc.,
apply to j. D. MAYER T. co.
Proprietors.
NB.-All trains will stop Rarnes Hotel Station
when requested except the iglM express. Ap0 Am
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w rooms, one on the first and tine third
floor; also occupants for other furnished rooms al
81 Royal street. Apply on the premises. ie9 tt
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GARD PHOTOGRAPHS-Photogr card size,
" only 81 50 per Dozen at PETTYS, IA Bourbon
street near Canal. Work second to none. ie27 SITS
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WANTED-By Lady a room with board in .
w private family; and alsowith bathroom. Rates
must bemoderate for the summer. Address Lady"
Bulletin Office. my8
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-11-20
From the Courier-Jou

r'oom;nc nm through III ths
,,.ma 80 3.st .,,d dsSss+ h.ro,c
ss,ss;ss;nn, s..ras !. . co..nlcn.
ons :, sxsmnle - what coursrs ana
ssr.s.nd. . cor sc.c,nrl,sh m.der
-. most advarse c,rcp mstances.
,r:.h UT ~, ~. nowor ~ ~ nus.r,,.
Wv" =" '"s ps"s' =. ."
puIous ana ever-meddiing aomin. .
istration against her people, and
the base cunning II imported I'D.
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| SsplanIn Franklin ana Biz Ga Il
10 2evelutien.

Some twenty years since, Rev.
DR.. Hawks, rector Of Cavalry
Church. New York, was appoint
cd historian to the Protestant
Episcopal Church 10 thls country
By the General Conveation of tho
Church. In bic oflciAl capacity
Dr.. Hawks had ACCESS 70 tho pa
pcrs Of the deceased Bishops Of
The Church, sndin the journal or
dairy of Bishop White Of Penn
sylvania, he found the following
bit Of curious private history,
which the Hartford Courant pub
lishes, hs having impaired It to o
resident Of that city:
Tho good bishop, whilo on q ~
station, mot long sfter the close
Of the Revolutionary war, stopped
At : tavern In remote country
parish. About midnight hc was
awakened by aloud and excited
convorsation In tho next room,
which.was separated from bic by :
thin board partition. Not wish
| ing to ovcrhcsr . private comver-
satiou, tho bishop contrlved to In
form his neighbors Of bic prsi.
cnce. The voices sunk into q
| whisper, but soon broke out again
under violent. excitement. The
bishop coughed again, but was OBJ
| ligcd to listen. to . family quarrel
the cause aud substance Of which
was III effect as follows: The par
tics IN dispute were father and
son, aud both wore large real e.
tate holders. II appeared that on
the breaking out Of the Revolu'
tionary war they had decided cacl
to the other III the property stan
ding In bic name, with the under
standing that the deeds were to b
surrendered at tho close Of thu
war. The son was to 90 to Eug
land ~ : royalist, the fathcr to re
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-11-20

From the Clarion.
The Chicago Times Is . very
free-sraken, independent paper
which says what il thinks. Here
Is the way il deals with The gaul-
mon about the Democratic sri-
unph having been achieved by
Terrorism in this State:
The claim that terrorism gave
the Conservative victory hardly
holds water, when the Attorney
Generate precaution are borne in
mind. lie directed close watch In
svery district aud instant report
to him Il any violence were At
tempted. That there wasa't even
: scrimmage atteste the law-abid'
ing spirit Of the election.
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Grant Has the tards Ia his own
Hand.


Prom Ire Utica Observer.
Ii there be any such thing as A
Republican party, In distinction
from the Third Term Grant party,
II must make itse.ffslt Immediate
~. but look around you. Who
are the possible candidates Ct the
opposition , Senator tonkling ? He
merely acts as the lieutenant Of
the President. and while un9ues-
tionably he possesses plenty Of in
iiuence at the white house. that in
fluence is derived altogether from
his servilc obedience 70 the dleta-
torial will Of the appoiosing power.
Mr.. Blaine? The dull face Of the
President frightened into a smile
that meant something whens the
news came In September that the
Democratic gain In Maine had al
most wiped out the Republican
majority. That election settled
Blaine Ia the opinion of the Presi-
dent and his advisers, and proba-
bly, they were right. vicc-Presi-
dent Wilson? He is struggling
against the swift advances Of dis
ease, which threatens to break him
down physically, while every or
gan grinder In the service Of the
Administration Joins simuliane-
ously IN an effort to break him
down politically. Secretary Bris-
tow ? 1t IL reported that he threa-
tened to leave the Cabinet when
Chandler's appointment was an
nounce,l. and II Is tolerably certain
that he would be driven out II he
became formidable as candidate.
Senator Morton? He tried to con-
duet a fight against the President
on the financial Issue, and was %
badly worstcd that, with the ready
thrift Of professional polit iciAn,
he abandoned his own opinions,
hastily adopted the views Of the
white house, and broke Into the
most eplogies on Grant, that he
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From the Clarion.
III. v. r." Of the Cincinnati
Commercial, was here In Jackson
on the day OF the election, making
observations, - he himself says,
aAd tlis is bic report:
Tho result Il astonishing.
would not have believed that 20
many colorcd people could have
been got 70 vote tho Depocratic
ticket ~ I have seen do Il here To-
day.
No force Dr violenee or intimi.
dation was employed. ! watched
for this closely, and had tho assis-
tance Of another party and We
jointly aud severally failed to dis
cover anything that could bc call
"a intimidation.
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When the Legislature assemblies
the people will expect no l.alting
nor halfway measures in tho way
Of reform 1t the hands Of theirre-
presentatives. They will demand
> full recognition Of the nscessi-
ties Of their condition, and I
prompt application 81 the scalpel
TO core Of every discasc which, ,un-
der Radical dispensation, has In
ected tho body polite.
No abuse has been more scanda.
lous than the accommodating Of
the Legislative and Congressional
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From The New York Sun.

from the New 1ork cuus
There IL q lesson to be learned by
tho people Of South Carolina and
Louisiana from the recent AlIssls-
sippi canvass. Its splendid results
are due 10 the judicious course pnr.
sued by the great majority Of tho
white property holders. and BY tho
most distinguished leaders OF the
Democratic party. Wisely reflls-
ing to enter into any degrading
compromise either with corrupt ne
gro politicians, or their still more
corrupt white leaders, tho most IN
fluential citizens In every part Of
the State sought out the best class
Of sober, industrious coIored men,
reasoned with them, convinced
them that al tlie tales about 70
manding them to slavery IN case
Democratic success were false,
showed them The villainy Of the
thieves who had controlled their
votes; and convinced them that
there wns no possible reason for any
animosity between rnces whose In
terests In the commonwealth wore
Identical. The immediate c0nse-
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A country boy having hoard Of
sailors heaving anchors, wanted
10 know If It was sea sickne0 that
made them do It.
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What vegetable Is anything but
agreeable Oh board q ship2 A
leak.
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with what may one aIways have
his pockets filed, even when they
are empiy2 Holes.
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A man went out the other night
10 SEQ II he could ascertain the
color Of the wind. lIe found II
bI<ae.
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Jim Parker, whose latch-string
hangs out at the head OF blue Liz
zard Gulch, was duly elected
Justice Of the Peace for that Sec
tion ofEl Paso county. Last week
Jim convened his first court, to
hear the complaint Of Elder Slater,
. travelling missionary. who had
caused the arrest OF Zimri Bowl
cs, a resident Of the foot-hills, up
on . charge Of stealing tho Elders
onc-cyed mule. A. zim had been
arrested In the act Of easing the
desccnt Of the mule down Mad
Gun Mountain, with his lariat ias-
tened to tho tail Of the animal,
the proof against him was crnclu-
sivc.s Accordingly, the Justice,
after much legal pcrplexity Of
mind, proceeded to sentence Zim-
ri to ono years confinement in the
Territorial Penitentiary. which
sentence he concluded as follows
"An now, zin, scein' US I'm about
out Of things to eat, an as you
will have the costto pay, reckon
you'd better take : turn among
the foothills with your rifle, an
see ifyou canst pick up some meat
before night, as you cant start Tor
tho big Canon booprc morni~."
which marketing dnsy was per-
formed ny Zim bringing ~ one
black-tail fawn ana rabbit With
In the ti'no prescribed ~ . post
script TO tho sentence.
The next morning the constable
Mike Irving, started his prisoner
through ne mountains for shc
penit cntiary. They arrived the
second day out, having shot q
deer, twO antelopes, aud small
cinnamon bear on the way. These
thcy sold to tho Warden Of tho
prison. Having divided the mo-
neys tho Constable proceeded g
hand ovcr z'mr', together Win
tho following m'ttlmns rom jun
Parker, which - carcfsll'y prcser-
ved ~ the pen'tentiary archives !;
TO tho he'd man Of the Colorado
prison, down at tho foot of the
Big Canon ON the Arkansas--Take
Notice I Aimri Douls, who comes
with this hero, Stole Elder siatcrs
one-cyed mule, an u was all the
mule ne had, ana sentenced zim
Officially to ] year IN the Colorado
prison, and hated 70 do II, secin'
as Zim once stood by me Ike .
man when the lnjuns had me ~ .
tight place, an artcr sentenced
Elm to ono year for stealing tho
Elders mule, my wife Liz2y' VINO
is q kind O tendcr-hearted critter,
come and leaned her arm on my
L - ~ssIAnu uss1 ohA 0Ri hnr
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In Regular Advertisements
/ ~ paid at the beginning Of
| quarter.
| EDITORIAL Notices, except
accompanying the nrst inser-
q IN advertisement, will be
ia 20 cents per line; Obitua'
|hs same. Simple announce
I ofdeaths or marriages free.
|us who wish to indulge IN
| y termed ''pcrsonal notices, =
y required to pay In accord'
NTH the nature II their arti'
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Qpery--lnay ! gifi = 80 -
hare . ringing I1n1h Wk1D - !.
\ ! bollel
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District; continues Q
! IN Tunica, Q In Coaholna Q
bolivar and u in Washington:
pndns. lskhA January Tnnica
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-05
500 Of the best Racine Trunks, with i'm
proved looks. for sale. |. BAMBERGER.
The Storm.

The account published in our telegraph
columns are only sample of the whole
northwest From them our readers can
imagine the state of things over the vast
expanse of many states and territories.
Roads blocked, travel, either by cars or any
other way, suspended in many places and
delayed in all, and people and animals fro,
zen to death in many places.
Though we had no snow in this particu-
lar locality, no trains were sent out from
this city on Wednesday night, on the six
lines centering here. Thursday all left as
usual. Thursday nights trains were all
late. Elder Wright, conductor on the
Western Union, got in between 10 and l |
O'Clock Thursday night. That train should
have been in at $50 Wednesday evening,
"a delay of % hours. Capt Martiudale,
who left here for Racine and Milwaukee
Wednesday morning, had only arrived at
Freeport on Thursday noon,
This forenoon friday the mercury was
from 10 to Is above, aud the wind stiff from
the south, indicating milder weather. The
cold wave is moving rapidly eastward. The
high winds prevailing here for the past
day or two have extended eastward, and
are now raging all over the lake regions,
and the Middle and Atlantic states and
Canada,