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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17

Die bier tagenoe Understanding
Der 9ruioen crtpGbLte beute bic folgenoen
Beamten: Bbinip Getdpein bon Stz
bianapolts, sc. sc. g. g.; gbarLes Gtebl
bon 8rootlDn, sc. g., 8. q. 81; sc.
Sretoentbal, MlbanD, sc. g., @r. Ses
tretGr; 8biI. 5tremnel bob st. 2eulsl
@r. S6ablneilter.
Si1oen, oer vGanaI:J tin9"s8re0er.
SEEM Oorf, g. Iug.
9er Rt6ter Meitbroof orbnete beute
Na6mittag auf Nntrag be5 InterItaatS>
antpalts Sair6iID Die Bei6lagnabnte 0eS
1Gnlmtli6en @rnnbeigentburnS Der @az
nalcontraftoren 9enniion, 8eloen y 80.
fir Die Summe bon All, 900 Dollars at.
3uglei6 Derfiigte ct Die 0erbaftung Der
N1geflogten unD forberte ieoem 0erlelben
eine Birgi6aft bon zoo, 900 Dollars ab.
9ie @abIet TT RentmGO.
2ouisbiIIe, 8. Nug.
Sn Sc bou ITO Counties bat Bet oemos
frati16e @ouDernenrscanotoat WtcGrearD
Iber 1000 Stilnrnen 11ebr erbalten, ais
in 1871 Der 9emofrot Se5lie III oenlels
ben Gounttes erblelt.
neutrality-suspicious. 1T N%0rocarOz
Liza.
GaIet9b, sc. g., u. ,9tng.
Sn beu neutrality-suspicious. GonDent
itllo 60 Oemofroten, So Gepu6ltfaner
uub 2 l1nabbdngise getpGblt tporoem.
@otitiI@e StaatsconOente 1T
SrcsOn.
9 Can 6rancisco, II. Qug.
0as 8rogramm Ses Staatseonpents
bet 11nabbGngiseu in Oregon iprt6t ft6
fiir bic Hiffe0r gut @olomdbrnng, ben
Wtoerruf bet @ebalts5ulage oe5 Brdlts
benten, Gegelung Der GtlenbabnsTdbrs
uno Sra6tpreiie 0ur9 bic @eiebgebnns
uno fir anoere Dinge aus, Die u fit
Oregon felbit bon Wihtigfett ftlo.
Die Sei6lifie bes republtfanilden
Stadt5cDnnents beflriDprten ebenfaas
bic Wieoeraufnabme Der Badr3dblulg,
poaen bon elmer nobmaltgeu GrtpGDs
lung @rant'S ni6ts piiien, uno for0ern
cine 9teotfton oer Yatentgeiebe.
Oie gSaDIen ttt sSaotanersSerr
tUrtttst%
Sort b o II, 9. 9lug.
Oas GrgebntB ber Wablen Der Gberoz
fee 5Dtotton lit nod ni6t befannt, bod
bat IS ben Nni6etn, baB Der sesentpGrz
tige Sber1Guptling Wn1. IS. 9toB tpiez
berermdblt lit. Sci ben Bablen fir Die
betben Gammerr oe5 NationalratbS uro
Die 8eatrfsGmter bat feline BGrtet obue
3weifeI geliegt. &ubeit0rungen fanoen
nur int SaquaD>8e5trf ftatt, mo Dotp=
ninq's YdrteigGnger Die Wa6lri6ter oerz
iagten uuo GeltB BON bet Wablurne na6=
men.
Ste g@asnmtsSiebe.
Waibtn9ton, 8. Slug.
11ngefGbr 10000 Dollars bon benz i'm
S1aBante ~9citoblenen @eloe ftn6 piez
oererIangt tporben. 6eute 9ta1mittaa
Gegte Elm 8unDesmari6aG Bel6lag auf
oas GigentDum Sttman's uno i6loB oelz
fen &netpe. Sen. Spinner tpiro ourA
bieIe UfaBregeln mabrl6eiuli6 mieber su
5etnem @eloe fontmen.
MuSrauO Oer SGmDut0G1er lit
Neu Oorf.
SEEN Oorf, 9. Qua.
8as Bic auS~eeltanbenen S6u6ma6erz
g~elelen molten, tit III folgeroer @rfIG>
rung, Die tie bente DeroHentlt6t babeu,
flar un0 bInotg alsgelpro6en: .Htr
ltno eutlblol1el, ulS oariiber, tpaS mir
nit ben Nrbeitgebern beipre1en lolen,
BON 0ieien feline 8orIhriften nla6en Al
lallen, ieoen Nrbeltgeber itreng ali ie6cs
nit Dem GunoeSrat6e unlerer 8erbinz
onng getrottene N6tommen au baLten.
beul portbrnblgen Arbettgeber iofort sn
fiinoigen nlo uns su fetnem Gerglei1
berbet5ulalien. bis oerleIbe Die Soften beS
ausitanoes erlebt bat"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17


Das Stnun3minifteri,im bat fol9enoe
Befanntma6ung %erlalen:
Sun 6inansmtntifertlm,
Is. Muguit 1875.
2l0en, bic es anoebt, miro btern1it CUR
&enntntB gebra6t, baB Die 9a%uptlumr1e
nno bic ~aufgelaufenen 3inien oer na07
1tebenO ndbcr be5ei9neten gunDesl9ulo7
nerf6retbun9en I'M SunoeSl1abamte 3l
Waibtngten an un6 nod Dem 13. JtoDem>
BET 1875 ausbe5ablt tperben, uno Dab BON
ba an feline 3inlen mebr anf otelelbe1
besdbLt tperoen. GS ftno oteS Die foIz
eenoen observation-disclosures Der
Mu5gaben bonn 3.WeGra 1864 nno bonn 80.
SUM- 1854:
Sedspro3entige ei%ngetra9ene Bunbess
Observation-Disclosures Der 9lusgabe bonn
8. Wdr3 1864, pom 500 = $50. l bis Y
INCL; $500 SEQ. / bis 43 Incl. !;
$1,000 = Jto. l bis 253 [inel.]; $4,000 -
SEQ. / bis 1866 [tncl.] - 3ulammen
1916, 800.
GouponzS@ Observation-Disclosures Nuss
0abe bonn 30. Stunt 1864: $50 SEQ. l
bis $50 INCL; 800 geo. l bis 3700
ltncl. |; $500 SEQ. l BIS 1890 INCL;
$1,000 - Jto. l bis Is, 200 [tncl. 3us
%ialnlnen S., 500, 900.
@%insetrasene 56uEbnerI6reibnngen:
$50 geo. ] bis 80 [tncl.]; 500 - No.
| bis $50 [incl.]; $500 = 0to. l bis 200
[inel.]; $1,000 = 9to-1 bis 100 INCL;
$4,000 - geo. l bis 500 INCL; $4,000
- No. bis 1920 Incl. - 3ulammer1
$3,553, 400.
Naes %suiammcn: $4,000. 900.
Gtnlenonngen mii1ien an Die loan
Division, Secretary's Office" abreiiirt tpers
ben ul1o aae etngetra8enen 8unoes l6nlos
nerl6rcibungen (registered bonds) it1o Oil
ben J~ivau3minifter gu iiberihreiben.
6. S. . 1t m,
SteQDerlr. Stnan5ntltter.
Die GtfembaDncn.
Stem Oorf, Is. Iug.
Der nelte Gorif fit Sra9ten mad benz
Beiten 1T beute Morgen III Graft 9etrez
ten unb gilt fir Die Stem gorf Central,
bic Griez, Die PennIDlnanla @entrals ulb
fir bic Baltimore nno ObtozBabnen.
Son beute OH nerben oesbal6 auf ben
bon Stem gorf unb 8oiton mad benz
Meiten fii6reuben @iienbabnen Die fols
gsuoen Srabtpreile bere6net iperoen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
81 Id WOrf, l3. 81
G~tncinnatt, 10. &u9.

Gtnctnnatt, 10. Nl9.
9ie bier tageube Understanding
Der 0ruioen crtpdblte beute bic folgeuoer
Beamten: Bbinip Getbnein bon Snz
oionapolts, Sc. sc. g. g.; @barIes Gte6l
BON 8rootlDn, N. g., 9. q. a.; sc.
Srenoentbal, NlbanD, sc. g., @r. See
tretdr; 8bil. 5trenauel bob st. 2oul5l
@jr. Shakmeilter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
tcberSOw


tn I II II q t I, III. Nug.
Spestalberi6te at bic y@asette" aus
l4O Counties, ipel6e our6 oaS anbalz
ten6e Gegennetter gelttten 6aben, bemeiz
len, oaB bic @rnteausft6ten inl Sbtoz
tbale BET Meitem nt6t 10 i6le6t itno,
mie fart ibertriebene 8ert6te befirhten
lteBen.
Met3en unb Safer BADEN ~aQer6tn9s
1eDr gelitter, bod ptro Der eritere nod
3tpetoritteL unb Der lebtere fnapp Die
56lfte bes 0nr6fdnittSertra8s er9ebe1.
Yon Wtais aber tpirb man mebr ais ben
bur9l6ntttli6en @rtrag erbaIten, iuetl
eben beoeutenb mebr WtatS gebaut tDors
ben tit, ais in friiberen Sabren. glu6
bic GartoffeGeloer tuerben cine CUTE @rnte
abgeben, tpenll aud e~in3elne 8alern iiber
TGule flagen. Die 6euernte tptro einem
Dur9i9nittlt6en grtrag glet6fommen,
bod miro oas 9eu ni1t 10 gut tpie gez
ip0Dnlt6 ietn.
9as Wommtatn Weaoom > 8lmts
@aS.
8edner, Utah, 7. @ug.
Ser Yro3eB gegen ben Mormonettz
Npoitel See BAT einen flG8lt6en Nusgang
9enomlnen. 9te@el0iporenen erfldrten
beute benz Gi6ter, baB eS ibnen nt6t
m0gli6 iei, it6 iiber etnen @abriprn6
su e%tni9en, unO ftno entIal1en norben.
Oteun tparen fit Tretipre6nng unD MIR
bret, babon smei Mormonen, fur S9uLz
bigipre6ung.
Gine 9eanOaifrattom ee8en 0eu
Sntpfsapatt8.
Woutreal, Gan., 10. Nug.
Gin 8eriu9, ben Smpf3tpang bierTeins
sufilbren, bGtte beinabe gu bluttgen Nuf7
trttten 9efibrt. Dem Stabtratb lag in
ietner g%eitrt9en StBung Elm 3uIab gum
1tdottl1en @elunobeitsgeieB BOT, Der uns
ter iet1en 8eittmmuugen cine entbdlt,
tuel6e ben @intpobnern unter Nnorobung
BON Strafe bcfte6lt, t6re Ginoer tnpfen
gu Ia1ien. 8te @e9uer oes Slnpf3tpanges
- fran30It16e @anaDter - batten 1t6 dut
ben @alerteen pes Sta6tratbsiaaIes nnb
Dor bemleLben 1T GROCER Dtenge etn9ez
funoen nno ma6ten etnen ioI6en 0etben>
IGrnt, baB man ietn etgenes Wort nt9t
b0ren fonnte. Nls Die Sta6tbdter benz
nod ben 8erlu1 ma6ten, an bic 8ez
ratbung Der a~nlt0Btgen G%erorbnnn9 su
geben, regnete es tDteoerbolt BON auen
Setten Steine bur6 Die Senlter, mas fte
DeranlaBte, oieielbe auf ie9S Mtonate
3urid3ulesen u1b it6 10 i0ueQ ais mDgs
LID aus Dem Staube 81 ma6en.
9as 0cI6e Gteber.
@ arlington, IL. dug.
Ser Sberarmeear5t bat folsenbes 1es
legramm erbalten:
Sort 8arrancas, Sla., IL. Qug.
| SIS ftno tpeber tleuegrfranfungen. nod
'tpeltere TooesfGae 5u meLOen. Die Hra1s
fen 8eben ldmmtlth Der Gene1un9 ent'
ge8eH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17

Die oitin6i16e gropin5 YunOi@a6 leis
Set unter beDeutenoen ueberi0iDemmuu>
eelt. Ser Gtleubabnoerfe5r 1T unters
bro9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-17
Gus Der 8mmSesDawptTeot-

@afbi . II, Ii. Nug.
9as Sinansminifteriitm bat tol9eroe
Yefduntmdd1uun erld11eu:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-12-02
( Receipt for Happiness.

1t is simple! When you rise in the
morning, form the resolution to make
the day happy one to fellow crea-
ture. 1t is easily done, A cast off
garment to the man that needs it a
Kind word to the sorrowful al en-
couraging expression to the striving
iDebriate-- trlfes in themselves light as
air will do it at least for the twenty
four hours. And if You are young,
depend upon it, it will tell when you
are old, rest assured it will send you
gently aud happily down the stream
of time to eternity. Look at the re-
suit. You send one person, only one
happily through the day; three hun
bred and sixty FIVE i'll the course of the
year; and suppose you i've forty years
only after you commence this course,
ynt, have fourteen THOUSAND six han~
elred human beings happy, at all
eve, Is for time Now worthy rea-
der, il it not simple, and is 1t not worth
accomplishing
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ALEXANDRIA VA,
otockholdersin this Company will pleasetake
notice that the following acting agen,s are the
only authorized persons to make collections of
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MOSES WALTON Director Woodstock.
COL. G. W. MURPHY Agent Mt jackson
CAPT. G B. SAMUELS &c {. FrontRoyal.
A. b. TRICK Director Han riSenburg
ROBT. BEVERLEY President, Plains.
VIM Il. %AMS Agent StaGnton.
When they collect, they will also furnlsith
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Money paid to any other persons excep myself
will not berecognized.
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Secretary and Treasurer.
Harrisonburs Registe, please copy;
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Charlottesville, by mail train, with Chesa-
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a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and
Instruction
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Ill USTR
miscellaneous.
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Notices ofthe Press.
The Bazaar is edited With contribution OF
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the great world of fashion Boston Traveller.
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provided With best o fprevendsr
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ORIGINAL PURE NORWEGIAN
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This Oil unlike others is not the tishy,
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, 1875-03-12

Of county and city onlein1a joins with the
Claims Of tho foreign Know-No.hing comb.
nation to insist upon Nressrs. KAar.s antl
EoAN with their 1 per cent? Can 1t DO TINT
A1essrs. KAn1s md EaAa nro expected to
divide up their 100000 commissions with
tho gentlemen who rote thom their positions
Can there bo my understanding TINT they
will approve tho contrncta which have tho
support Of tho County Commissioners and
Aldermen who 1avc chung to them SO stcnd-
fassly9 Ia there nlso to bo system Of liyi-
dcn'la On all contracts awarded? We cannot
think TINT tho yirtuous md patriotic
combination Of Irish md Germans
to put down tho corrupt Americans
would enter into auy such Infamous
compact. But this adhesion to these two
particular representatives has been 80 strong
that suspicious OF this naturo havc untloubt-
edly been croated. They might 10 silcnced
by choosing IN American architect, II it were
not for tho strong political autipathy which
exists against men who happen to bo born in
this country. Wo are convinced that il this
antipathy could DO sot aside for this occasion
only, the interests of Cook County taxpayers,
boil, native and European born, could 10
better served than by retaining AIessrs. KAn1s
and EaAN mud their 1 per cent rltimatunl.
, 1875-03-12

Tie illness u Judge Tu1tEnros ycstorday
left tho weight of The cross-oxamiuation upon
Mr.. BEACH, who is described as moro acrimo-
nious and less satirical than his brilliant
brother-in-law. 1Io seems, however, to
havo filled tho gap efficiently. From
tho otl}cious schoolmn'am ho contriEed
to extract tho admission TINT sho Ind tnkeu
tho benefit of conference with SuKAaMAs,
Mrs. T11ToS, Or1aoTov, ctc., before rcap-
pcaring on tho witncss-stand T.; and also that
aho know nothing about Tnros's religious
views except what sho gloaned from llia pub
lications, md she had forgotten wlat they
were. h1r. Cow1Er, Lowell law-
yer, was new md interesting wit
mesa in tho recently reversed case Of
BEEcnEn vs.. T1LroS," aud to prove tho
innocence Of II. W. 3. and tho guilt of 7.
T. ho narratcd with mucl, particularly
conversation with blr3. Woodruff, upon
whom, ho was kind enough to mention,
Tt1ToN cast humorous gla,,ccs," mud towards
whom fo employed a slender tone" blr.
BEscu'a badgering was successful in showing
that these wcro matters of opinion and not
Of fact, but, in other respects, ho did not
accomplish much in tho ~ay Of weakening
Mr.. Cow1ry,a testimony, which, in so far rs
it contradicts T1L7oN's evidence and 50 tcntls
to break down his crcdibility, and ut the
same timo helps 10 sustain tho theory Of
conspiracy, may be got down as valunblo to
a1r. BEEouER's case.
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The Communist Committee yes.cr1ay
waited npon Mr.. II. ". K1sa, President Of
tho Ieliof and Aid Society, with Wow 10 m
immediate overhauling of tho books and nc
counts Of tho Society. They wero politely
but firmly informed that tho Society would
recognize tho Common Council Committee,
and no other, wlcroupon tho Communist
delegation ret;rcd. This affords material for
few intlammatory speeches at the mass
meeting next sunday, bnt beyond this there
Is no reason 10 aprrchcnl another demon
stration. Tho temper of tho law-abiding
citizons Of Ch!cago at this t,n,o Is not sucl,
as to tolerate anything moro serious than
words from tho Coin1nunsatic rabhle, md
this taet ID quito thoroughly understood.
, 1875-03-12
emancipation from slavery, and who l,nyo no
Legitimate clnfms on tho taxpayers for bonn-

emancipation from slavcry, antt who l,nvo no
legitimate clnima on tho taxpayers for boun-
| tics.
Observation-Disclosures tho bill, III tho Bllape In
which IL comes to MIC, Inns been perverted, by
domagoguca seeking votes, iron, lncnaurc Of
roal merit to m omnibus bill for tho reckless
distribution Of ono or two hundred millions Of
public funtls among certain classcs Of people
who nso In no way entitled to tho charity Of
tho Government"
This is probably the rnrport Of wlas prcsi-
don't GRANT would hnvo aided to his proposed
veto mcssage, II lso fas1 had time to flniyh 1t
and return the bill 10 tho reckless dcnagogueH
WHO passed. 1t. II ho Ind returned such n
veto message, ho would lavo beon supported
ny tile facts in tho case anl by tho scn-
tlment of tho great minority Of tho
people Of the United States, without
regana to l'arty or, section of coun-
try. Dy pockcting this bill, tho President
for the second time savcd the county from
tue effects Of OWL Legislation by lilo lato
Forty-tlinD Congress. Tho fir8t time was
when ho vetoed tho Initiation bill passed by
dcfnngog1cs Mt tho first session of that Con-
Gress; and 1t il notable that 1is influence III
this casa was sufficient to secure MI ontiro TO-
action ia the samo bo1y. and tho subsequent
passage (at tho last scssion) Of liI1 fixing
date for the resumption Of specie payments.
3y poekct'ng the falsely.called Bounty Equal
ization bill, ho has snyed the taxpayers m
expenditure Of not less $l5O, 900, ,000, md
probably much 1norc, at timo whom tito
Treasury is already depleted nnd tl.e people
taxed to the point Of human endurance. Tie
claiin-agents mud SHARKS WHO woro getting
ready to buy Up tho claims at enormous
shaSes arc tho people who wero most ag-
grievotl at tho notion Of tho President. Whcn-
ever Congress quits playing votc-catchcr,"
and passes proper bill 10 equa1izo the
bonnsics of those who performed roal service
in the War, tho people wilt cheerfu11y pny tue
necessary taxes to raise tho money, but they
will not ontluro snch bill as that tho prcgi.
dent put Ills foot OH.