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.iIal pace ol bi-ine--. san franci-ro, CALI
tDfniA.
IL. otion ~ works. Goid % ~ District, storry
C,nnty. Sevsils.
Naticc l. hereby given that al amectirg 81
the Ilaaf,l of directors. held ob the 9Th day of
DCtsb ?. tSs5. an a-sc--ment lNo. lul ot tue
i,pllsr Is-r share ws- levied upon the espilal
stock of the Cooperation. Iaynhls immediss>ss
In unis-i Statc- goli coin, Ia the secretary. n
the Office ol the tumpsny, hs"m ~. NJ. III
Msut t,ms y y.-lrcct. san Francisco. California.
ANY .iosk Apon which this s.-essmen, shall
remain unpaid on the iOih day Of November.
is.5. will be delinquent. and advertised iot sale
nj pahlc auctian: aad unle-- pay Incni is made
bcf,r, will b. -olsi en TUESDAY. the Dth day
oI Soscmbcr. is!3. io pay the delinquent as'
-e--mcnt. i"scther With Gusts OF advertising
ani expenses of sale,
By order of the lioari of Directors.
q A. sANkEY. Secretary.
Otiee- -Itoom ~. No. III Montgomery street.
sau Francisco. California. 90 I'd
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SENAIok sILyE. aINISo M .Oa; Z;

business, ran Prsnciseo California.
Location OF work., virsinia Mining Dis.
irlct, storey county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stoek. on acc0uni of assessment
No. 10, levied on the 7ith day Of August,
1873, tho several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. I"
follows:
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Jon WORK..

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DELINQUENT SALES.
Lady nrysn- Cossinaed.

And In accordance with law aud an ordcr. Of
the Iloari OF Dlrtctors. made on the vth day
of s~p'rinlr. isI5. 80 many shares OF each parcel
of such siock as may he nceessary Will be sold
az public auction. nt the al rroom oi ~.
. ore X Co., No. 51G Pins stnet. san franeisco.
California, on Monday, tho ist day OF No.
vcmb~r, isT5. at the hour Of O'Clock r. Of
said day, TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with cost Of advertising
and expenses o { sale.
Ofice-Room No. 4 llaywari's Building. No
<ia California street. San Francisco. California.
sxT- Advertising ehsrses on tho a.ovo stock
n a. ZACH certihcate. oclb I'd
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NvgHwAN sILVER MINING

osice- Room u. No ti9 Csii;ornls street.
sau Francisco. California. osd
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04

While Conkling and Boutwell, and prom
inent Grant leaders express no doubt about
the legality of the doings OF Grants sol
diery in New Orleans on the 4th of Janu-
airy, Mr.. Hoar's minority Republican COM
mittee can't tell a lie about it., and they
dodge the topic by declining to express an
opinion Prudent Hoar
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04

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but to please her. When maiden Is IN
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state of life into another, it Is not surpss
ing that she should often be Geiuoea -
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these latter were less wlshful Of gettir
married. they would make fewer mistak.
, and meet with less rebufs than they q
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04
GEORGE T. HoAR, p.
WILLIAM A, WHEELER,
"WHLIAM p. FRYE"

THE DEMOCRATIC RECOMMENDATIONS
I'm their judgment all that is needed in
Louisiana is to withdraw the Federal
troops, and leave the people of that state
to govern themselves.
(Signed) CHARLES FOSTER,
= : E WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS,
@ 'CLARKsoN N. POTTER,
SAMUEL s. MARSHALL,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04

D~7he Daily Argus is delivered in any
pdrt of the Gity, at taoentu cents per soeeh,
or eighty cents month. By mail $40 q
Weekly Argus So a gear IN odusnce.
No paper sent beyond the time paid for.
All business transacted at the Argus
Counting Room, opposite the Post Office.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04

Dar Reading matter advertising and no
tices an local columns aoiH be charged 40
cents per line, except for religious and be
uerolcnt societies, tohich ,oiU be SO cents per
notice ,o7ien not exceeding flee lines; al
ouer fue lines 10 cents per line.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04
Home Rule.

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for their successful aud harmoni Gus work
ing that in every vicinage throughout the
whole country any twelve men placed upon
a Jury BY lot will decide all charges, civii
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declare the result of all popular elections,
so far as their jurisdiction extends, and
the whole body Of members returned te
any legislative assembly viii honestly and
fairly determine the rights OF every per
son claiming membership therein, as ths
question arises in each Individual case
Whenever this premise fails to be true, SC
far local self government fails. In sucf
cases the constitution furnishes machinery
by which the national government may IN
terfere for the protection OF the rignts y
the people. But this machinery has peer
seldom used. II is clumsy and dlfhcuit o
management, and always tends 10 eAci''
and alarm the whole people.
whenever there is interference OF TN
national government, either to guarantee
republican government menaced IN an.
state 10 redress civil disorder on applica
ton of the state authority, to secure free
dom of election or the rights declared b
the constitutional amendments, the polit
ical party in power in the national gov
eminent is, Of course, properly held r.
I0;1radl GsQpopnp n HnAp r.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

negroes ON his place worked his farm.
aud he divided its products equally with
them. Every man voted against him
every time. They had been with him
ever since the war, and had never voted
with him. and they did not dare TO. He
cited an instance which occurred when
he was running for governor. His car
riage driver, Il boy to whom he was very
much attached and who was devoted to
him, came to him very much affected
and said 10 him: General, | would
vote for YOU, bni must be candid with
YOU and tell you the tlu.h. am afraid
10 do il. Ny own color will charge me
for deserting them, and these white men
who have been looking after US tell lue
that will not be ,afe
II DESERT Ny COLOR.
And want TO ask YOU whether ii Is
true that il YOU are elected we will be
put back into slavery again Il laughed
AT him" Mr. Gordon said. and replied
''Dont YOU know that il would be ut
terly impossible: il the whole Southern
people were united as one man. and
should attempt that. they eonld accom-
.plish nothing bv il. Ii the whole power
lof the government was given us, 20
continued, tits armies, lis navies, il;
courts, its congress, one man in five
Thousand could not be found who would
put the negro back into slavery again
We don't want slavery any more" The
negro vote was divided more aud more
every year. and he was sure the time
was not tar diainnt when parties would
be formed not upon the color line at all
IL would have come long ago II II wer'
mot for those men wilosu interest it wa
to keep up the party line. To show thu
Kind OF influence these carpet baggeri
\: .ad over the negroe~. lac said thdt afte
he had addressed them in favor OF re
torn legislation. some one OF these
would rise aud -ay. Don't YOU remem
Don't you remember he fought 10 keel
you in slavery? Don't you give hiu
llhe power again, or he will put yol
back into slavery The effect of thi
appeal 10 the passions was apparent. III
tlsought the civil rights bill was not de
sired by the colored people. They pre-
,'.erred. a mass. to be by themselves
IA the ears. steamboats, or hotels and il
closing the conversation he remarke
that not single outrage or disturbanc
I through all Tie Southern states had oc
CURED which could not he traced to th
nninst administration of the govern
lI.enl az is cause.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19
Air Line Railway.

The result of the election held by the
Stockholders OF tie Louisville. New
4 imny and ~. Louis Air Line Railway
resulted la the choice OF tile
following: Messrs. Bradley, Brown.
Mcdonald, Nuvlcs. bowling apd Frishic
81 ihi- CITY. \ i-min. Barrett aud Long.
uf Louisville, and Belt. of Mt. Carmel.
/ Illinois. making ten ia all. MesSrs.
Hurley. Hoiied. Hamilton and scott re-
ccived sufficient number of votes 10
elect. but. according TO the laws of tile
state person is compelled TO be Il
-tocs holdcr in ans raiirvai corporation
Tor space ~ ten days prior 10 an cleo
tion before hc can he eligible to The Office
cf director or the road. therefore these
gentlemen were declared not elected bv
the Judge. Of the election. And since
tie election the question has arose n to
the eligibility of Ar. Frisbie to hold the
Office 10 which ie has been elected. The
LAW requires HAT each Director >hall be
a bona Tide holder OF stock in his own
right and while Mr. r. appears by the
secretary : books. 10 De a holder of stock.
set The stock held Dv him was received
ihs him from the county under an ar
rangenent made by Tie officers Of the
A Company with the county, aud by de-
icision of the Supreme Court. it j qucs-
tionaUle whether Mr.. +. has compiled
iwith the provisions of the law. This
matter will be determined nj the first
meeting OF the Board. III Mr. Frisbie
is not eligible to the office, the Board
will only consist of nine members. lsav-
ing four more TO be chosen to make out
the number required hy law. and tn,
'liour receiving The next highest vote will
of course be declared elected. A,
M-ssrs. Howk. Culbcrtson, Cannon and
Hangary received the highest vote. the,
will be- declared members of the Board
4 A suit under this programme of Pres
ilident Bradley, will Immediately be com
/ menced 20 foreclose the mortgage on ih,
,lroad. and thus free il from debt. Tn,
road will be sold under this foreclosure
"A company with all the capital neede,
will purchase and complete IL, and New
!, Albany. Louisville. aud all other loc III
ties on its line. will receive the benefit
! that will uaquestionibly follow. i.
: New Albany in particular, the compile
! tion OF the Al, Line Railway will in
augurate new era of 1ro-l Gritty.
!, will revivify every material interes
! within her borders. and give her peo
= pie new energy aud enterprise. The
! we are confident, ii not now. Prcsidcn
/. Bradley will receive the credit which
/ due bis integrity a man, aud his dc
voiiOn 20 the interest Of the road, an
the interest II III stockholders Ns,
/, Albany lgci-ciaudard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19
- ~ RI
HUNTINGBURGH NOTES.

The Messrs. W. < L. h4ierhs.
have gone TO Louisville to pagchass a.
iron front for their new building.
III. Bohmer is the sole proprfetol "
the Star mills.
The NJ. D's OF Huntingburgh
not very busy just now.
There is mud enough here for =
dozen such towns, and seriously rclsgd-
business.
Mrs. Halter died on Friday mora
ing. OF typhoid fever, after q prctrrcted
illness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

might be made must necessarily be for
constructive travel, aud that II should
not De allowed. Should yoa be OF the
opinion that am not correc, in this con-
struction Of the law, your judgment sx-
pressed In joint or concurrent resoln-
tion will be at once respected trust
that harmony will characterize youf
proceedings, and that by a success, a..
and prompt dispatch of the public uasi-
ness, you may have the gratificati.4 x
an early adjournment.
THonAs A. HESDR ~g-
Governor OF inN~ua
EXECUTIVE DEP'T, March .. 1875