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The New York herald., 1875-09-01


WHITE STAR LINE,
w Fer QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
KEfU Bi.lC sept T. AZ 5p A. y
BklIANNlC sept H. ut T. "
GEkMANlC - NJ A. n
HD.tnA ~ sept %
CELTIC Oct 2 at 80 A. N.
From the White Star Docks, pier so North River.
RacsSaoon, $50 and 800 In gold return tickets Ia
vorabe terms. Steerage S23
Saloon stateroons smoking and bath placed
amidslps, where the noise and motion least ahordng
degree Of comfort hitherto attsinable at sea.
For inspection plans and other Information apply OF the
''"'"' r. j. CoRTIs, Agent.
MOST DIRECT AID ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO mol
IM land Belgium. the Rhine, Switzerland, &C., via
ROTTERDAM
Steamer CABAND September 10
These beautiful steamers carrying the United States ma
20 the Netherlands arc wen known for the regularity OF their
trips. Rates Of passage low
FUNCH, EDYE co, L. W. NORRIS.
General Agents so Broadway.
II foWN And LivERPoon.
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier sB North River.
Montana. Sept Z, 10 A. Wyoming Oct ). A. NJ.
Dakota =. Sept u, 10 4 Idaho. Oct r. r
Cabin, intermediate and steerage at lowest
Prepaid tickets at low rates.
Passengers booked 10 aud from Paris Hamburg Norway
and sweden &c Drafts Ireland England, France and
Germany at lowest raes. Hss, Apgy to o,rox 90 p.a
cPEcTAL NOTICE.-THE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM.
y shin IDAHO. sailing for Queenstown aud Liverpool
Tuesday August 81, will carry limited number of second
steerage passengers at lowest Apply WILLIAMS
GIION Broadway
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DoUND THE woRLD-oooKs FOURTH SPECIAL.
~ Francisco nearly
eoa class oss cooK isa%Sf son ESK9s sS soadws
~ hce 1872 Chatham square-Steamers every day; Eng
land. Ireland, Scotland. Drafts payable everywhere A.
lowest rates
cOAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
PACCTIFISG, NAIL sTEAMsaIr LISRvroR GALrFoR-
MA japan and SoR SSe1 asFTS&e%L sR eiI t North river
GSqSsS@y and Fssas
EXCURSION TICKETS NT TO THE CIVILIAN EXPOSITION
our%Sb ESGs ,ilI 4InE nSTSa 1s s7S GS sSs5I 4 gold
From san fR1Noisco FoR SJa JAf1N An AND CHINA
70 san Fh1scisco 1iEEcT viz siRlTsP TsP'SP'ii 81 Ma
The FAchc man ana Company viii despatch their new
CITY oF i'SssS' SAN i'S1%si2 FSHsc&2oo
about Wednesday, September IS 1879 for above
c-,,-s g.. s,cs named destination.
For Hesh or passage apply at PIsr 2 Scyth River
EoR NASSAU, X
The steamship 95ils s Il: al M1s Sm pier 1o Es.. River
Ssy z TO 1Sf o ss 81
NJ y, HAVANA AND, MEXICAN MAIL IS. LINE
~ Steamers Fox ssS' YG1aE YGa9xsa NH Sf5fa pREG h4sI
CITY CITY OF OF NEW TTnsTsSSy & Sept
CITY FoR SE VEEk VERA GRz AND NEw oRIE 10
r ys HSysna rEogEeso campeachy ruspaE and raTpico
G freight q passage apply to IIETHSDRE
Steamers will leave New Orleans August % and September
1S for Vera Cruz and all the other ports
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
In These first class steam ships will sail ut T. NJ from
pier 3 North River foot of Cedar street, for Havana direct
as follows
C0LgMBuS ,;, Tuesday August 81
For freight or passage having unsurpassed scsommoda
'OA' 1pp' VIM P. CLYDE CO, No. Bowling Green
McKeller Lulng Co., Agents in Havana
H,EXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS. TOUCH
ing at Key West. carrying the United States mail
Steamer GEO W. CLYDE, Captain Pennington will leave
20 East Ryer direct for Galveston Wednesday sept a
NJ Through bills ladng given all points the Gal
veston Houston and Henderson, Galveston Harrisburg and
San Antonio Houston and Texas Central International and
Great Northern Texas Pacific Transoontinenta and Gulf
lowest No charge for forwarding in New York The
steamer DE, Captain Kennedy, will sail for Galveston
via Key West Saturday September T. r. w. For freight
passage, having superior accommodations apply to
@. n. MALLORY q CO.. 153 Maiden lane,
w. L. CLYDE CO., No Bowling Green.
nOMJNICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ For TURKS ISLAND, PORTO PLATO, SANTANA
and SAN DOMINGO CITY. The UNITED STATES NAIL
STEAMSHIP TYBEE Capt. w. A. GARDINER, will leave
for above ports from Pier Is East River WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 3, AT 3 p NJ.
For Freight Passage apply to L. DELMONTE, so Ex
change place.
N B-Positivsly freight received day of sailing.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DOUND THE WORLD-COOKs FOURTH SPECIAL.
~ personally conducted party leaves New York September
first class travel steamers sleeping cars hotels &C 90
gold. COOK SON JENRINs 20l Broadway n r.
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

NEWBURG CORNWALL WEST POINT. cozzEES
N Hotel dock Iona Island daily Sundays excepted by
stesmbeat ARMENIA from Brooklyn Fulton street. As
vesry street, New York 9i0; Twenty fourth street,
noes' y & s pssrsy ~ 81, Mack and Tarrytown y eryboa
"a 70 2s inclusive returning each afternoon at 30
turning from Newbnrg az 80 r. M reaching York 40
OPPOSITION-ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT; DECK
" . cents; 81 cabin with berth Don't pay 81 charged
by other lines, when odations
81 90 with Schuyler Franklin street Monday
"Wednesday and Friday, o =. NJ. j. W. HAKCOX
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DAssENGERs PER STEAMSHIP sCYTHIA EMBARK
from the Cunard wharf foot OF Grand street, Jersey
City, at3 r. NJ, on "Wednesday, September ], 1875.
CIfAS. q. fRAHCKLyk Ma. 4 Bowling Green. N. T.
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: A uCrIoN SALE BY j. KRAEMER, AUCTIoNEER

N No East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue,
THIS Wednesday MORNING, Sept. l. at 10y o'clock.
Over 45O lots handsome and uefn Household Furniture at
commission ssle velvet Brussels Carpets magnificent
wood ~ Pianoorte elegant Grande Duchess and
Marie style Paror Suits in satin brocade
and hacloth Curtains Mirrors Tables Etagere Lounges,
Turkish Chairs Vases Clocks Bedseas Bureaus Dressing
Cases Washtand spring and hair Mattresses Boster Pill
lows Sdeboard Extension Table Glass, China Silverware,
Cutlery &c Responsible pack and deliver goods for
purchasers, city country.
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BALES At AUCTION.

BALES AT AUCTION.
-JRRE JOHNSON JR AuCTIoNEER,
n. 81 Nassau street .oov
GREAT SALE or IMPORTED SPORTING GUNS,
Breech- Leaders, MuIHle Leaders, Rifles,
Air and other Shot Guns
Now on exhibition, with catalogue
A LBERT B. wALDRoS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ lOS Liberty street and Ill Cedar streer-1his day,
Furniture, Bedding, Groceries Cutlery, PictureS &c
A UcTIoN NoTIcE.-GooD SECOND HAND AND
"A misht English Brussels three ply aud ingram Carpets
Ocoths &C. from auction cheap at the old place l2
Fulton street, side entrance
A UCTION-uRNRY ZINN AUCTIoNEER
~ 2i East 10Th st. between Broadway aud 4'h sv
This day, at lO9z o'clock,
sale Of Household Furniture Pianoorte &c property
of II. Hermann and others namely, rich nlad rsror
Suits covered In French brocae cotelin and hair
coth imported Bronzes OH Paintings Vases Etageres
Cabinets French Plate Mirrors. Clocks Turkish Chairs,
Lounges ulad gilt Centre library, marble and Extension
Furniture, Buffet, Chairs dinner and tea sets SILVER
and Plated Ware Crockey, Cutlery &c walnut Bedsteads
spring hair Mattresses Bedding Sc. Carpets Mats,
various descriptions and necessary household article
chance for those about furnishing their houses s~e
positive.
N Brown Stone Palace Auction House No l2O West 25d
street near Sixth avenue, this "wednesday morning at
10 80 o'clock Superb Household Furniture sale. Over
$4,000 worth Of elegant Household Furniture prop
Bradbury Windsor ~ Pianoorte Oil Paintings
Bonzes moquet, velvet aud Brussels Carpets inad black
latest style Paror Suits IA pieces
satin brocate and lace Curtains nlaid and
Centre Tsoles gilt and Library Tables JardneTe
Chamber Suits inaid it and black walnut Bsdstesd,
Table Chairs in leather Dinner and Tea Sets
and harcloh Suits, Basement and Kitchen Furniture and
and ship goods city country LUKE FITZGERALD
Auctioneer.
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l,DONOvAN ROSsAs STEAMSHIP PASSAGE OF
" 6ce, 1872 Chatham square-Steamers every day; Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland Drafts payable everywhere A.
lowest rates.
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DAWNBROKEIS sALE.-R. FIELD, GENERAL AUC-
uoneer saiesoom No 80 Bcwery will sell this day at
~ clock. go lots Mems and Nonens Clothing Dresses
6haws Remnants, Undertaking. Quilts Blankets, Bed
ding Boots Shoes &c also Goats Pants and Vests; BY
carpets and ODclOhs by order j. Ln. attorney for
agee.
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AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION COM
IL panys summer arrangements FOR 1873 commencing
June 10 Boats leave Peck slip every half hour from 80
NJ to 20 NJ with the exception OF the four trips
from hafpas ten O'Clock to hafpast two O'clock which
will be hourly See time table at landings
J. \. TALLMAN. suDerptendenk
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GENTS WANTED EXPERIENCED AND EyER-
III getc men, sell Schedlers Relief Map Of New York
and Environs in the city and vicinity large profits 22 and
ort
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

came this way yesterday on business
beat. IT, sane l@,inrrct=1,aee t7a Case
which dates Wy back 70 Omaha and
concerns his cdent now lying in the
Hamao.lt jAI! cha!g-l with obtaining
goods 10y false nret.nses. The Trosecu-
Il L n .uls c-sa 81. !, 70 ,ltaln q repuisi-
ten irou ne Goye.H>c. returning tie.
accused 10 Omaha.
Ne. LoCis CBALHkEs OF LoIl CLa,-
mers, IS he i fro4rcntly titled BY his
English friends. principal owner Of the
JErheqrer mine at Silver Mountain in
Alpine county, passed here on his way
70 San francisco last evening. The Tx
chequer is a consolidation of number
Of mining claims, and the company is
the only one engaged at present IN min
ing at Silver Mountain.
STOCKS are frightening up anu really
looking samesome and cheerful these
days. Rather early in the season for
deal, the wiseacres say, but - and there
the anxious listener IS left in the depres-
sing air of doubt to guess his way to
such conclusions as he may fancy. But
the market is alive again, no doubt Of
that.
Hon. WARREN I. SEXTON, ex-District
Judge of the district composed of Butte,
Tehama, Plumas and Lassen counties,
California, and present Republican can
didate for that position--which when he
had it, he held with distinguished abil.
ity--was in Carson yesterday. He had
some business with the District Court,
and after transacting the same he left
for the return trip to Oroville.
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EXCITING SHoo71Ns about 9

EXCITING SHOOTING NATCR.-About 9
O'Clock yesterday morning the walk in
front OF the Silver Palace Saloon, vir-
ginia City, was the scene Of a very lively
tussle and OF the shedding OF consider
able blood. The Silver Palace is kept
by Dick Brown. and az he stood within
his premises q man named ohm G. Kelly,
one of Mackey e. Fairs woodchoppers.
came there, drunk and with pistol in
his hand. and threatened to shoot one
Barney Murray. Brown warned him
off, but he threatened to shoot him.
Meantime Murray went GU. the back way
and passing round the building, con-
fronted Kelly. Then the trouble began.
Brown seized Kelly and attempted TO
disarm him Then the pistol went OFF
and shot one Joseph Robinson through
the hand, intiicting very painful wound,
AMI before Brown could master Kelly, he
shot off his pistol again, hitting one John
Stube in the corner of The eye, inflictiug
an uely and serious if not fatal wound,
Brown finally succeeded in disarming
Kelly, and when that had been done the
mischievous bellicerent was arrested and
were cared for, Robinson nuiug taken TO
the Hospital. STUDIES case IS 4 very
serions one. The eye is uuinjGIad, hut
TIE skull is fractured.
SQUABBLE OVER 4 CHILD -~ On Non
day in ,he Supreme Court, the case If
f. c. Gamble, who sued FOX the posse
sion Of bis child came up IN hab,a,
corpus. His wife, It seems, was
Spanish girl whom he had married at
Salt Lake City. After this child was
born the unnatural mother give / to
prostitute who Low hives IN Virginia
City. named Rose I}enulnin This mar.
Gamble, being in NIruni. city, was az
rested at the instance If bp-e Bel
iariu, Who charged lin w;;h bling tic
murderer OF Nit. E4vnonl. an aged
woman @: the town Who Va, as>as-Inated
in that city Il year or two ago. Whom
the case came 10 lpart, U2"eFeT the
&caDser would hot verify itr co,opiaiat
and the charge was dropped. On Mon
day Gamble was awarded Ill ,ll!d and
took il with EuH t. Cor.tne TAe
woman. EU-r. is iucor~viai!o az her
ierrayf u.eI5. toE she has uai tie cll,li
since It's birth AID : m1rh attacked
30 it.
THE BAsg BALL Nsrcu between the
Silver stars AMI tie GrgDcers for tie
cLampl u-Ai? viii tai place ~ II a.
ways field next sunday.
FnAHE OnIsToy has q ell ..uairt43
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CCMoCs MINERAL SPhCIIENs.-N r. l..
L. Hawkins, an Instructor at tie State
University in California. has been spend
ipg few weeks II Silver Mountain. Al
pine county. Being practical survey
or, he VAS engaged q short time in Fu-
veyirg one If the principal DiLes at that
place. Daring his stay IL TINT mining
town he obtained some very curious
mineral specimens, among them n stone
formation upon 4 board used in COR
structing slu'ce box IL the old Noun
tain Tunnel. 1t appears Ike board an
inch or more III thickness, the side that
lay next the board on which it was
formed showing the malks OF the saw
and the knots rs litinct rs any board
Yet II Is solid. heavy stone, aud was
formed IN the space Of four years. Nj.
Hawkins passed through Carson. tarry-
ing here two days. and went to san Fran
cisco Yesterday. The curious formation
he will present 10 the State University
OF California.
ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL PAcIFIc
RAILRoAD. The westward bound pas
seneer train on the Central Pacific Rail
road. due in Reno Monday night, did
not arrive at that place until s O'Clock
Tuesday morning. The cause of the
detention of the train was twelve freight
cars thrown from the track AID ditched
beyond Wadswortb. between Browns
Station and White Plains. There was,
fortunately, no persons injured. 4 track
was constructed for about a quarter of
mile around the wreck, for the passen-
ger train. Within half an hour of the
accident about sixty men were on the
ground at work, and the new track was
constructed with all possible dispatch.
Passengers from Carson and Virginia for
California expecting to connect with the
Central Pacific train Monday night were
detained in Reno until Tuesday morn
ing. There was largo number from
those places.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

TREMENDOUS SALEs OF HaEDwAnK sre CON :
family taking place at tie gr-s, house a X. Il,
RAIL. He is actually selling immense quaint
ties CT goods. judging by :he constant departure
o. loaded wagons from his corner. The farm
ers from far AMI near arc selecting their seri-
cultural implements and hardware. The great
sales OF Rubber Paint indicate that they are sp-
precia'sd in this market. They ar surprisingly
cheap, handsome and durable. Il. d. hiinslf
is around N person and making things lively
usual. He has the most complete srsort-
ment Of hgriw aI'a, crockery. paints. oiis glass,
kc.. in thu State. Attention ia called 10 the
Medallion Range. Rail Is of ring everything in
his Ike at very low prices. iyil-u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

Tue FAvoRiTE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
Corner Of King and Orrnsby streets, is becoming
the fsSortc resort Of this city. The great
attraction is Frtdetiehablrg Beer, while the
best of wines, huHcrs ~ ! cigars are. also, sold
NJ tie bar. a Iirsf Glars Tsill-o Gont. for the
aruuEeunen 1T 81 pucss-, 3 colt lunch NJ n'i hours
ami hearty good cheer for sill a.e i;s recouul, IL
dat"ns to public favor. Il. Il. Brown IL tie
prupri ter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-04

IMPORTANT. Endorsed hy DE Medical pro
fee-ion. Dr.. VIZ. HALLS pA!.SAM FOG TIL
LUNGS cures CouchR, Colds and tCuhunip'ior,
and ell Gi-sasos o. the Throat ard ch.et. Dir.
TOWhSLEi'S TCOTHSCHE ANoilA'NE cures
lin one Elm UTE. ,uhl2.g,n
+. !, WSiTE, n, o., Physician and Surgeon,
is one taurc at h,a id quarters ever Fosters
Drug store. Carson street, opposite The Capitol.
ig.p-tf
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The New Court Rouse Proposition.

The New Court House Proposition.
We have heretofore noted the propo-
sition to sell the present county building
and build better located and moro
commodious court house and Jail. The
matter now comes up again in practic-
able form, thuswise, namely; Mr.. Geo
| ellison has purchased the block Of land
on Carson street long occupied by
keyser & Elrod as q hay yard and stock
corral. Mr.. ellison is Chairman of the
Board Of County Commissioners.
As citizen. and not one
of the Board, he offers to sell
that block of land to the county at cost.
The cost is Sc. eco. It is well worth that
amount. We should say. Now while we
think it would have looked better If this
purchase had been made by the sanction
of the Board itself or by some one au-
tborized by, though unconnected with
it, we are Of the opinion that Mr..
Gillson's offer should he accepted. pro
videl the present building and its large
md Valuable lot can he sold to advart-
.agA. We object and have heretofore Cb-
jected TO the County Commissioners
being parties to contracts or other mat
tiers of business relating to the affairs
Under their official control; but We have
no doubt that Mr. ellison acted in good
faith and that he is doing what he be-
lieves to be the best for the county.
ANY how. We hope that this business, now
mO0ted, will bing forth such definite
results n Shall cau-s the Old court
huiliiug 70 be sold and q new. hand
some ana well designed and cleysrly con
strnct-d one erected in its stead, on a
site as eligible, at sll events, as the ola
k@y>sr L LlEod hay yard.
DAILY EvEN1NG HERALD, by =
hanl-LiIlof modest dimeLsions issued e
day or two ~;ara We are informed tLa:
the nev, Carson paper. about which there
have been some wAispsrings Of late.
will make is appearance in few day."
and VIII b. Hamel the DAILY Evening
Herald" W. are further informed that
1t viii he i've newspaper and the
largest paper ia Carson City. We are
also mad aee .rtiated with the fact that
Wells Biurv : Co.. ars the publishers
The o.tir" II tits uor paper Is III the
second story 81 the APpEAL building. So
We are to ha7- tie i.EuI for a near
ne'ghhor- We h1Ie We are not violating
confidence whom Ne state that our old .
friend e.. State Printer Putnam, viii te
The e1itor-iu-nhi-t Of the Hsr.'a. We
bri.-y~ IL ire field and il the SUI /
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hNISG TO A HEAVY FALL or
~ Prices IN DiS.Goots in the fltt, We hSye
made very advantageous rurcnaof, ia sorhs.
qu, nee Of VII 'ch we srv nov srstIed 70 t.D ~
as'cnishingly low prices:
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MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board

Forenoon Board
1866 Ophir 10. Gs1s b.
21S5 Mexican 26. 27tts
1905 Gould 6 Curry 80. 90 b30
$50 Savage l571I. 1929
1870 Best Il Belcher "a. 73tz
$50 Hale L Norcross 81, co
$50 Chol,ar 81, So
1850 Crown Point 3s11ss. io1. t3O. 3ss+
$50 Yellow Jacket Sc. 931s
1890 Imperial -. 1925
1l5 Empire Mil So, .
80 Gold Hill Qaartz
j20 kentuck ~, 1873
1895 Alpha 1874. "a.
$3.50 Belcher 80, 32Is
500 Confidence -
pos Con Virginia $50. 314
1865 Sierra Nevada u. 20I.
1910 California -. -
J35 Bullion 81. 50
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-08
Tho e',rli,n in Ohio occurs new

The election in Dhio occurs next
T -isr. ,nii,r brs; .elrli ~ Ohio
Prna-, wants. IL li,na AMI Illinois. ~
w.I - .am.. ont - these States, is en-
rarril ia ca-vss.lng The State this week,
.n both -ii,.-. white tho Radical none,
l"r,i- Of The Elsi srr pouring Into The
7 s>ury uf che Radi-si state Commit
t.e ~ lie mpaaV that ! h"r nj nec"s-
.ar, q sccur. thrm froa,' a~crwheim
in. - eat. En' the Democracy arr
81 good hrsrt. ls This interest - The
money l0rd> j. only sroiher evidence
uf their umion fo iefra' the rights OF
'he masses or the people. which the
ncmocracv alws,s sustain. The nnmer-
ous business failures. too. show the ei-
f,.cts Of the beginning of the enforce
mont ~ Tho Radical law of last Winter
Ia -,nuaciion and resumption. and
Gri s,~irs'c>. a. clearly AZ tie noon-day
-rn. re 'sl,scy OF the statements Of
i.s,->. MrCrlloeh. Morton. and the
other Radical leaders. that there j.
--snougli monev in tho country" while
The cry Tor work aud bread of 'hous-
ands of skilled mechanics and their
fs0ilie>. point strongly TO the want of
more money. 80 that they may be put
20 work The advsnce OF gold from
lis,o III IN fhe very face o. the CON
traction o. llc currency several millions
of d"iiars. ~ shown by the L. ;. Treas
urer's reports. shows the ignorance Of
the Radical leaders in attempting 10
bring greenhscks To par with gold by
contraction. The Tall Sycamore VI the
Wabash" Hon. ID. W. VOORHEES,, one of
the most able advocates Of the green
back issue. with Gov. Hendricks, Hons.
W. ;. Holman, Johu f.. Ncff. David
GoOhing and our own W. r. Niblack
are among tn. Iuiisna orators IN that
State this week and are doing good
service In the cause OF the people.
Among lie most notable speakers IN The
canvas rom P-un~vlv lnis. are Gov.
Curtin. 'he great war Governor oi
Penu.ylvsnit always Republican, snd
'Pix Iron Kelly. the Radical leader in
contr~ss Tor so many years. both
" orkiu. ~ behalf 90 The green back
Soligy and tho people, rights. We look
for q good majority ior Gov. Allen ne xi
Tuesda,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-08

Nsysville XVI halistin
One-hslf Of the people in the world
do not know how the other half live.
If the >ufierings and prvaiion- OF the
past two wears aud Of The dark months
To come could he revealed and concen-
tratrd upon ones mind il would stagger
NJ the awful sight presented. Que day
this week we SAW pay envelope of a
man who works five days week. He
would work six II he could xet il 10 do.
Tina; envelope bore upon irs face his
tory expressed in three lines OF figures.
The first line showed that his wages for
the north Of August amounted 10
S24 S.. From that was deducted for a
bsrrel ~ -four. Is so. leaving balance
Of SD O6 OF that sum Building A
sociation received ala 50. 80 there re-
manned hut 81 So tn that family Of faith
or. mother and six children with which
To- paw taxes. buy coal. clothing aud food
for them an. Dear reader. please i'm
agine yoni selfa mcrber OF that family
Theu You may be able TO appreciate the
position
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VAIL NBLE REAL ESTATE
- - 81 - ~ - Gb
~ pOANE& CAPEHART.

- g. 80 s-r.- IN >F.Hrs- cers.. ~ be hns .
h~t 4 IS y shr.f. inprr1vri "a - 80
~ sHi.rs.r rnt' fr-rk Yer, cfern ~ : 20 rs.s
No - 40 ~.islhi. l~t ~ E"oc iocsN'y ~iin ~
,roN ,n.tt. u.t.r BE- In he town OF Hhrf 'nghurE
" = so tr-r- - tnsiv tuirIrf inRd y y y -
.sr-ip - tt..- cctuts cleared trs se,s'i
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