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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-07

~ the several amounts set opposite tns
names Of the respective shArshonsf'' - wv
- 49, aha Amt
- rrust,s.........ssr1.. loo. 800 =.
novd 3 Davis, Trustees. ..toee.....s....s
Cope, uAler q Co. Trustees Sos...::o.',
IisAssE Itss.ss "
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L.:s.: :.
L.ss:. il; Co. ins
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Latham js. Il . Co, True 90 ~
Lsssss il. Il j Co Iiss
L.:ss: il: Go. iiss: J.
Ls; iss: lash %, - !,
Lsss:a il; i 60, nus: -
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-07

And 10 accoidsnee With law. and an ordef o.
the Board o. Direetorp. made on the nth day
% juns. lsJb. 20 many shares of each parcel OF
. .ss,,e s see,ion ns{ ~ ns o~s III g .o,d y
Room No. 10, Hayward's Buildine No. tiS Cali.
fo-nla street. Nan rraneiseo, California. on
FRIDAY. tbe T~euttrtA dAy % August. tsfs,
~ the. hour of I O'clock y. n. Of ssid day, 10
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gsthsr with cots OF advertising asd slPenses
". x. DEAN. Secretary.
Omee-teom No. 10, Ilayward's Buiiding,
70. tis California street, san frsnel'oo. cAll.
fsrnia. Ir ans I'd
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eETTLE UP

Cola nln. N.,.a.. x., Z Z. II i. GsID ~ ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-07

c9csss !oaa..::....;;,:...s o. 100. 80 :,
y seeortsncs with Law and On order Of
~ psefa Of Dirveton. made on the 76ih
~ ~ sune. ls1t, 20 many shares Of each
pefssiof such stock q may be necessary. will
- 81 % pablie ~suefion. II the once of the
ss.Pssy - No. 9 nsywsrd's Building,
z efesld isy, topay sail delinquent assessment
osssoa.eef:.Ass vith costs ofsdverising and
IDwARpy '. STONE, Secretary.
oesssloca Ne. I. Hsy.srd's. Building,
w. ~ ''''''''A ',t u.s. ssa r's'e''e'' '1''
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PRANK SWIFT, secretary.
ones.Reom No: = nsy..id'. building. No

NEW NORK CONSOLIDATED
IN Mining Company. Location % principal
place of business. Fan franelsco, California.
Locations Of works. cold mn, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that at . meeting Of
the Hoard Of Dirsetofs. held ou the nd day OF
June. ISIS. an assessment mo. fD Of finy
Cents t,nc, per .hare vas levied upon the capital
stock of tho corporation. payable Immediately,
In United states gold coin, 10 the Secretary.
q the once % the company, Room n, Hay
ward's Building. tlo California street, San
Francisco. California.
An. stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the Twenty. seventh day OF
Jul). fsIs. win be delinquent, and advertised
for sale 81 public auction, and unless payment
10 made befDes. vii be sold on the slxtsenth
(fCthl day Of August. ls1s, To pay the delinquent
assessment. together with eosis Of advertising
and expenses % sale.
ny order of the Board of DIRECTOR.
n. e. kfBBE. SECRETARY.
OGee-Room n Hayvard's Building. No. as
California street, San frapeiseo, California.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-15

WHATEVER YOu Cook, Cook WELi.-
"Mnrgarrltn" writes to the Germantown
telegraph as follows: al am n plain wo
man and the cooking Of my family Is Of
the plain kind, which Is either done by
myself or according to my orders.
cannot boast Of preparing all the fashion.
able dishes Of the day, and do not think
that II would he any special credit to mt
II could. But / can cook what | do
know well, and can make the most Of d
little--a species Of economy Of very cor
siderable consequence 10 all families WHIT
have not more money than they know
what to do with, and especially To those
who have but small portion NJ this
worlds goods. am an old married
woman, II you please or, in other word.
n woman who has been good while mar.
rich. have seen great deal VI The
world, M the world goes In rather d
small circuit, principally in farming
community; and 20 far as CoOkcry is con.
ccrncd ! have seen much To complain ui
do not think that many Of my neigh.
bors, relatives and friends 1.-Two nearly a'
well ns they ought to do upon the food
which they consume. | observe that
there il general disposition to avoid Ia.
bor In cooking, the ilCn lNing that IL IA
good enough without going to any moro
trouble But ! assure all llousckccpcfa
That there Is nothing in our domestic tlu.
tica that pays M we'll, In comfortable
satisfaction us we'll ns In economy, IA
good cooking with respect to Nil duties,
however plain they may bc.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-15

KANSAS CRY, Missouri, with a popu.
lalion Of tlirty.Gyc thousand, is in iinan.
clal trouble, Just ns many larger cities
arc. A committee appointclto ascertain
the amount Of the cily's debt reported ii
10 10 ncarly,Sl 100000; hut itappcars to
b actually moro than $2,OOO,OOO, bcsils6
a watet.wOtks guarantee Of sGs,OOO per
anhum, for which the city may 10 held
liable. This amount il subject to IN ~.
efage ratio Of interest Of eight PER ctnls
payable gomi.ahnually, and Of lhis Inter.
ct many coupons arc overdue and IN.
Paid,
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WHEELING DAILY MORNING

oSIY two speakers have been longer
in the chair than Mr.. Blaine. Henry
Clay served in the 18th, 18th, l4th, 18th,
l6!h, l7th and 18th Congresses. Andrew
Stephenson Of Virginia, was speaker
Ofthe 10th, 2lst, god and sd Congresses,
Two speakers have served equal terms
with Mr.. Blaine-Nathaniel Macon Of
North Carolina who served in the 9TH, sth
and 9th Congresses, and Schuyler Colfax,
who served in the SSth, Both and 4Oth
Congresses,
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The Multiplication OF Diseases.

Diseases multiply, One bcsCts another, A tria-
Ing indspoaitIou may, therefore, originate compile
cation Of dangerous maladies, Indigestion begGts
far moro formidable diseases multitude Of all
mCntS arc trareabIe to constpatoni fever and agu0
uRhingcs the entire nervous SYSTEM and Is therefore
tho sOurccOi the protcan ailments which Affect that
portion Of tho human organism. llOstetter's
Stomach Bittcrs, however, whether rcsortGd tOat
the inception Of thOsO disorders Of the stomach,
bowels or liver, which give birth to the majority Of
diseases and disabilities, or taken when they have
rlpencd into formidable maturity, arc alike power
ful tn cure. The pTnUss " recovery is Of c0uTsC,
longer when the mllaly has gainrd htalway, hui
II Is none the less certain. Dyspepsia, constipation,
bllliUusncss kidney complaints and Intermittent
fever. invariably yield to tho operation Of the great
alternative and .invigOmnt. Sd4W
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TiiE present State Treasurer Of Nir
GINA Il Hon. H. NJ. r. Hunter, who scrvct
a long time as chairman Of the Senate
Finance committee under Democrat,
administrations previous to the rebellion
Mfr. Hunter has recently publishcdin tho
New York Herald his views on financial
affairs, including suggestions as to the
manner in which they may be improved
lie thinks the first step should be u re.
yival Of the industries Of the country
which he would bring about by the crca-
tion Of credits in the form Of paper
money within the reach Of the people
Through the restoration Of the old State
banks Another, and his chief remedy
proposed il the issue Of United States
notes as n circulating medium convert.
ible at the option Of the holder into an
interest," bearing bond, and the re.conver.
sion Of said bonds into notes as required
by the business Of the country. Com
nenting on Mr.. Hunters financial sug.
gesLions, the Washington Chronicle snys
II Ntr. Hunter Ia speaking for tho
Democracy a. their financial leader wC
know what to expect Of that party should
IL unfortunately obtain the absolute COR
troll OF both branches Of Congress and
the executive departments Of the Gov.
eminent. In that event We may count
on tile substitution Of State securities, in
the place Of United States banks on the
basis Of United States bonds, and re.
turn to tile "wild cat and "fcd dog eur.
fency which carried the country to linnn.
Cial ruin during Mr.. Duchnnan's admin
isltatiOn, supplemented by such cxpan.
sions and cOhifactions NJ the holders Of
United States bonds may find II To he
their interest Ia inaugurntc.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 's's't''ss',s"WtZ
The exemption Of property Of literary,
scientific, benevolent and charitable insti.
tutiohS and agricultural societies amount
In value to $2a7O2,3OO, making the total
exemption amount In round numbers Ia
S54,DOO0OO,
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II has been discovered TINT the ntmoS
phete Oi ilcntOr contains ak times a.
much carbpnic acid gns "a II ought To-
This explains why the males aro forced
10 30 out between the aCts TO SEQ man.
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( EXEMPTION FnoM TAxATioS-'Ihc
Massachusetts Commissioners on Taxa.
lion, in their report, gave many interest.
Ing tables. The table which exhibits the
properly Of societies exempt from taxa.
zion il interesting. It indicates the fol.
tnWihV fNrIa
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In regard to Iowa, the question Is
raised that the vote was illegal. \ cor
respondent informs Tho Church Journal
that only three Of the six members Of the
Standing Committee wCro present when
tho vote was taken, and that the Diocesan
Convention will ropudiate their action
Giving DR.. Do Koven the vote Of Illinois
he has in all nine votes, and OF tho 10
dioccscs yet to be heard from he must
carry II Tor 10 II Iowa is not counted to
secure the requisite majority, There is
little probability that this can be done
and another convention will have to he
called in Illinois to choose some person
who will be acceptable to tho standing
committees, The Church press continues
to discuss Dr. DE Koven's claims to con-
firmation, and shows more interest in the
subject than it has manifested on any
other question. The Southern Churchmdn
says thatit would regard DR.. De Koyen's
confirmation rs Zone OF the most serious
blows 10 the prosperity" OF the Church
that II has ever received. DR.. De Koven's
declaration in the General Convention on
the eucharist 1t declares "undilutcd RO-
manism and for not sayingit and not
believing it Ridley and LNtimcr were
burned at the stake "And can it be
that the standing committees and Bishops
Of Church that has martyrs for It's M.
cestors can agree, by confirming DR.,
KeKoyCn, to cast u slur upon their mar
tyred Bishops, or to say they died for n
mistaken The evil that his confirmation
would do is untold. Already in Illinois
there arc five organized parishes, with
two more to be soon organized, and six
clergymcn, Of the Cummins schism. Mr.
Tying writes from Illinois: "Thc cleo
ton Of DR.. DcKoycn as Ilishopof Illinois
has made many friends for the Reformed
Episcopal Church, who now see there the
only hope for the future" Other official
papers Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church discuss the question Of the con-
GrmatiOn in u less positive tone.
The case Of DR.. Jaggar, Bishop-cIcct oil
the new diocese Of Southern Ohio, has moi
attracted so much attention, Several
dioccscs have voted against him, but the
preponderance Of favorable votes insure.
that the necessary consent to his consc
Grafton will lie secured.
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DR.. Dc Koycn's Case.

Tho refusal Of the standing committee
Of the diocese Of New York to consent 10
the conservation Of DR., DeKoven, as
Bishop Of Illinois, will probably be dsci-
siye against him. That diocese was not
only claimed as sure to give its consent
but It's influence was regarded rs likely
10 have a powerful influence upon the
action OF other standing committees
Now that It has given an adverse decis-
ion, DR.. Do Kovcn's prospects become
almost II not entirely hopeless. Up to
this date the standing committees Of q
liore'es have voted upon the question
only eightoi which have voted in his
favor Tho vote stands rs follows:
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The Cincinnati Gasav has IL all Hsnt.
cd OH, II says, "NcSL fall Ohio will
~by a decisive majority, OlCct honest old
c1Ion Wade, Governor"
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

HAPPY RELlgP ron YOuSG MES from tho effects
Of Errors aud Abuses In early life. Manhood rc'
StOr,Nl. impeachment to Marriage removed. New
nCthol Of treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies Hooks aud Circulars Pnt FREQ In sealed IN.
velUpCs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ~
n. Ninth st., Philadelphia, pa.,-nn Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct Rnd
professional skill. janl3-dGw
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauahIln,s Infant Cordial.

nation Of tho Gums, to Allay unGlslnGsS, ~ quiet
COllc Palms. to promote Sleep, tOClru summer COnl-
plNini. This We consider ono Oi tho must valuable
TumclIos to iO kept In the family when tho chill.
drcn arU cutting their teeth. We arO selling thOu-
sands Of bottles, and hayU to hear tho first person
say II II moi all WGrCcOmmCnd II to bG,
MOTHERS, have you Jickiy, ieeihiHJ bfbc that
TURNS tho IIOuRs Of NIGHT when you 10 long for
rps) into one LOSI, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORTH.
NEST and CARB2 Cry-Cry-C ry-ull day and all
night lOngl II you have, lIitH 10 rodIoH, In con-
WINGED, hEiiidie no iOngrr--a PEW drops Of lSPAST
CORDIAL aud your chih WILL ~ PACIPIgD, an1
SWEET, REFRESHING SLEEP will take the place Of
wARRPUL SUFFERING. Procure At once u bottle,
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGIIl.IN BROS, 4 CO., PrOprielon,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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'I1RUSrEt?s SALE.



BEGINNING at 10 o'clock 4. ST. Of Snil day, tho I'll.
lowing described real estate, that Il 10 ay A pctU
Or Parcel NJ gtnuni situated on wOplI lIIln, In OhO
county West Virginia, about thre-qnnfterA VI a
milo from Hrrggsylll0, and bounded as follows Com.
mcnClng at a stake corner IN Isaac H. Kelly aud
thu Smith farm, And running thence North 10 ",
Ia i-lOl iOtiy.sG and lin poles to stake III WOUlS
lIun; thence down said ruin T. NTii' ". go g.iOD)
Thrift .inur and g.lOO poles 10 stake thence g. ~
T. ~ il.iOOl fpriy-Srtcn and ili00 IOrS IN stake
Themes n. ~ T.. (i9 g%iOhD twelve and 2S.iOO
I0lrs to stake; lhrnrc 59I' Il l?l i.iO) twenty.
ono nnh lilo poles thence n GlI ~ s.i0O) nine.
lcCn and si6O poles Ia tho place Of beginning, cbi
tanning eleven acres, two iWula and eighteen pcr.
rhcS, with nil improvements nnd nplTrirnaiCrS
thCrrunto belonging. lElng all tho same property
which wis conveyed 10 the said John T. Courtney
hy tlct4l Of William T. liubmrl, Special Commits.
danrr, bearing even llaiO with tho nbovC mentioned
tlCd of trust and recorded In DG'l lIOOk No. ~,
Iagr No 49,
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-tlifd Oi the purchase mon.
py In t1lah MI Tho day VI sale, nIl the residue IN tw0
equal payments nj SIX anil twelve months with III.
iCrcsl from llny NJ sale, and tlCl Of trust II IL
givcp by Tho purchaser to secure tho deferred iay.
mrnts Selling ~ Trustee will convey the title
which IA cslrl In nlc by tho saI,l drtSl II trust.
fGS !. u. tii.LEkpi, Trustee.
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10 cases Concentrated lyr.
100 Matches.
barrels CARROTS SnufIs.
IN bOXcs CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch MaddCr Print
90 Indigo Spanish Float.
y arrelS Chip lHGwOul.
At LAUGllILN BROS Il CO.'S.
10 pounds ChlOroiorm.
10 Bromide Potassium.
~ GllomUl.
~ lUlllC Potash.
30 Fluid EXtmCls, Tildens.
10 Solid Extracts, do.
30 Hotties Sugar Coated fills.
70 dozen ElixOts.
At LAUGIIIIN BROS. 4 CO.'S.
% dozen Bakers Col Liver OIL.
y Halls Lung lAlslnl.
~ JaynC's ExIRCtOrant.
u Ayers Cherry T'CCtOml.
1000 Observation-Disclosures &c.
200 liaeman DrOnR.
bOO iOdfrCy's Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Al LAuGllllN Rls0s. 4 cos.
1000 pounds GnIn lrpHr-sIngporc.
600 Cloves.
600 AllspIcG.
80 Nuimcgs-tiOyNrnmpn
hO Cream Tartar, pure and choice.
HO Mustard, IN cans and In bulk.
900 Ground Ginger, East India Jamaica
CONSGGlatlnG, Arrow lIO0t, TApiOA and SngO
Oc29 Al LAUiilllN BROS. 4 co.'s
100 ounces Qnnine, Powers 4 WCIghtmans.
10 EulphRte MOrphla
~ Nitrate Silver,
% SryChnla.
For sale at LAUGHLlN BROS. 4 CO.'S.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

a victim Of youthful lmprrpicncc, causing pre-.
mature decay, nervous debility etc., having tried
In vain every known remedy, lilS found simple
EOli.CurC, which he will semi Irrs IN his fellow s
Crcrs. Address J. II. REEVES Is Nassau street,
New York, juno
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LAVE yoI'n HOUSE pApEREp ny

.uAVE YOUR HOUSE PApERED ~
IL !. y, PIlAGEll, Practical Decorator IN
Frcsco aud Plain Paper hanging. Cell.
ing work n specially, New French Panel.
ing for ParlOrS. New Combination Panel.
ing for Libraries, Dining Rooms and Halls,
with Dados aud Tapestry nnl Damask
Filling.
Estimates and Designs furnished for
Churches, Banks, Public buildings and
Dwellings.
Work finished in vnrnish when desired.
All orders promptly attended to Mt liar.
hour & nittmans Wall Paper House, 1867
Main Street. marG
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tN THE DISTRICT COURT or TItE
l. United States for tho District Of West Virginia

IN thu matter NJ r. g Srorucy, bankrupt
To whom II may ConcCTni Tho undersigned ~.
llcnta NJ Wheeling West Virginia. hereby give mn
icN NJ their appointment ns AwlynCcs Of tho estate
d r. &. Sweeney, NJ Wheeling IN thu county II
ohio In sil district, mil Win vas to-wit, on thu
2Iih day n January, A, u. 1875, niIWlgcd Hank.
tnpl upon tho petition Of lila creditors, by lhcSI
CnuFt.
IAtc,i At Wheeling, W. va, tho Slh day Of March,
A. u. 1876. ". T.. HUBBARD.
mr8-M A, T.. CLARKE
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H.
John {. Campbell and Amelia II Campbell, hl'
wife, William w.. Miller, rs Trustee and III hI'
own right, Anna Miller AMI Elizabeth Miller, In.
iani, fhIina, OlItlrn. Trustee, aud Thomas +.
uwCnS-in Clmncrry, iOr tho Partition N rial o..
tate
In pursuance nj tlWrrr mnIlc nnll rnlrrpl In thu
nlDvC entitled CtllT IN tho 18th day u january,
4. u. 1874 wG willUn
MONDAY, March IT, 1873, at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
at the front lnnt II the Court liouNof OhInOnuiy,
Rl at public auction, Ia tho highest anil lrst bid.
der the following described real estate to-wlt q
part NJ lot numbered eight In EbrnrIrf HtnrS al.
lltlpn 10 the Clyni Wheeling, situtc nj the corner
NJ Main nnd Twelfth streets and lElnngng in tho
heirs NJ Samuel Sprlgg This property fronts on
Main street nl1ui Nifty feet, nntl m Twelfth slrNt
nlNut hXly-acvCn feCi, tho western linz running,
lhrnnghOnt H. Whole length, parallel with Main
street, nnl the northern linz beginning At Main
street aud running thence IN westerly direction,
nlnnl 1ity-thrCO icOl thence In u nOrihrfly dirN-
tim nnd parallel With Main street, Rlnut Ten feet,
and thcutr IN westerly direction 70 tho line NJ
REILLY anil Hobbs This property WI Ia sold In
TIN first parcel comprising That partition thereof
now occupied by thc Adams Express Company mud
the Western Union Telegraph Company which Is
under lease 10 Adams Express Company until
April ist, a. u 1870 at tho fato Of si6jO year,
payable quarterly.
Tho SCOnd parcel comprising that portion lhcrrOi
now occupied by VIM, IAnBhni which Il unlcF A
rasn In the Snld Ihughlln until April lSi, A. u.
1915, NJ tho rate NJ I'm year, payable quarterly
TRIMS or SALE-OnN-iOnrih N tho purchase
mnnDv In cash nm tho day n Nlc anI Tho lnlancO In
thfCO C1nnl ln,talmcnts In ar, nina anil irSiw
months, respectively from tho day Of sale, With In.
iCtcst from that tlny Tho payment Of tho driCrtNl
insinlmOnis Il 10 In properly EctlTNl Tho Commits.
sIoncrs retaining tho lltfonn their payment Tho
purchaser nj Cnth parcel Ia to have tho rent which
will accrue on tho lcaN ihcrCOi from and after tho
day Of sale. .... ...-
JOHN ., CAMPBELL
Spiral Commissioners
uEnRdE A, WtCEnAH, Auctlonccr mrl5
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Surplus, n. Y. Standard 81
Surplus, 4:peF Cent, Conn, Standard. 433,603 81
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w r. DERRY,
PHARMACIST & DRUGGIST,

Formerly n ir firm Qt RrcnRiRgr e. Dcry, nolr
successor 10 fhomdS j. Funny.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-19
Firemen from Marion.

Late yesterday afternoon Mr.. Harper
received q telegram asking him to provide
for delegation of hundred or more fire.
men for that night, to arrive at 6 p. NJ, by
the Western Union cars. 1t was a pref
ty short notice, but when they arrived ia
bles were set for them all in the large din
ing room. The company numbered over &
hundred men and quite number of la
dies They were from Marion, Linn coun
ty, Iowa, and came by rail to Sabula cross
ing to Savanna, The companies were
the u. @. Davis Hook and Ladder Com
yany." Gus. Woody, forem an, and Mos
Teeter, assistant; and the ''Phoenix Fir
Company" Steve Parmenter foreman
Tom Mcdonald assistant
They were accompanied by their mayor
D. T. McAffee, j. G. Davis, ex-mayor
and John Cone, assistant engineer.
The Marion Cornet Band, G. N. Oak
ley leader, was also along.
After supper our chief engineer, Mr.. P
Kennedy, ordered fire alarm and ou
firemen were quickly on hand with thei
hose, in order to entertain their brothe
firemen. Hope No. 8, took water from tn,
corner of Jefferson, and Wide Awake No.2
from the corner of Washington and Hin
OILS. A very large number of people as
sembled on the walks to witness the dis
play, after which they were entertained
with music from the Marion band.
This morning they formed in procession
and marched to the ferry boat accompanic,
by delegations from all our fire com pauies
except the Rescue No. 4,-of the Fourtl
ward.
This evening the firemen will have
dance in Davenport-perhaps several.
Some will leave for their homes this eve
ming, others by special trains tomorrow
A Sunday special will leaves this city
over the Western Union road for Savanna
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-19
How the Grasshoppers Act,

Mr.. Fred Heath, of the Buf0rd Plow
Works, has just received letter from a
nephew in Page county, Iowa, lying on
the Missouri line and one county east of
the Missouri riyer) from which we are per-
mitted to make the following extracts:
COLLEGE SPRINGS, Ia, June Is rs.
- Since i o'clock to-day the hoppers
have been lighting IN our midst by the
hundreds Of millions; they are just more
than taking our truck" l have 100 acres
of corn and think l can feed them for
one day at least.
5 O'Clock PM Have just been out look.
ing at the hoppers and they
seem to have been doing ucell-
they are standing on their heads
and looking down for more.
June l4th.-The hoppers have eaten the
corn into the ground and have turned and
commenced kicking dirt into the toles.
asked neighbor of mine, who had 9
lot of tobacco planted, what the hopper!
had done for him, He said: ''They have
eaten it up and were sitting on the fenct
splitting the juice at me as passed by"