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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-01

The nioney crisis in England, we are told, is past, and. the cause of tue recent failures is attributed to over speculation. American securities have not, suffered from the panic.-N. Y. Herald.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-01

He that will not reasoRis a. big ct; he that. cannot reason is,n fool; and ne who dares not reason is q slave.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-07-01

What is reason now was passion heretofore.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24

here, and have commenced working. Gold
ia found from Castle creek sorthwardly to
French creek at this point and the de-
posits are almost wholly in Dakota.
THE region has not been fully explored.
but the yield of gold, thus tar, has been
gnite email, and the reports of the richness
of the gravel bars are greatly exaggerated.
On French creek the deposits of gravel are
very unfavorably situated. The water sup
ply is small and failing, and the grade too
little to admit Of the tailings being carried
is not such as to warrant extended explora-
tions in mining"
The Gold Mines in the Black Hills.
CHICAGO, June 23-The special cor
respondent of the Inter- Ocean with the
Camp Harvey Creek, Clusters Gulch, sends
the following telegram via Fort Laramie,
dated June I6:
Gold IN large quantities and of good
quality has been discovered in Clusters
Guich, French creek, and along this stream
for distance of upward Of seven miles
toward the river gulch mines.
There are scattered along French creek
four different mining parties, numbering
twenty tive men, who have taken up claims,
on all OF which good color has been OBJ
tanned. There are also several quartz lOdes
which promise rich returns, but the great
est Importance is attached to the gulch gold
diggings When the gold was discovered
the scientists were at Camp Tuttle. and
they arrived here yesterday afternoon,
when they were somewhat astonished at
the discovery. 1t is intended to make this
permanent camp, where the command
will remain until the return of tho supply
train from Laramie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24
NEW YORK.
Tweed.


New YORK, June 23-Tweed is stili in
Ludlow street Jail, awaiting the procure
ment of $4,000, 900 bail in civil suit His
family and counsel visited him there to day.
The steamer City Of Mexico Disabled.
The steamer City of Mexico. Sherwood,
master. which sailed hence for Havana
June -, has returned damaged. Twenty
miles south from Sandy Hook she came in
collision with an unknown bark, carrying
away her upper works, staving hole in
her bow and damaging her stern. She will
have to discharge her cargo for repairs.
Yellow Fever on ShIpboard.
The Anglo- -Brasitio" Times of Rio, May
p, says:
1.-The American frigate Lancaster, which
lost a doctor and several seamen here, took
the yellow fever with it to Bahia, and the
other medical men and an officer died ON
the passage. BY permission of the minister
of marine the frigate obtained Brazilian
local doctor to 60 with the vessel to the
United States
The Beechef business.
Beach closed, and made a motion 70 re.
open. The Judge said he would like to
hear argument. Evarts said he had no OBJ
lection. Judge Nelson said if atfidayts
upon which motion was made were given
him he would decide tomorrow before Civ
ing the charge. Adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24
Commission Revoked.

Upon the report Of the board Of exam,
iners Of pilots at the mouth of the river.
Governor Kellogg yesterday revoked the
commission Of Richard Cubitt. The board
of examiners cHbsists of Captain R. NJ.
Wilson. A. N. Puglas and j. w. Lyons.
and they have e, ersd upon the discharge
of their duties " skh . determination to rid
the marine servi% Of all incompetent and
unreliable pilots. In this they are promptly
seco ded by Governor Kellogg, and much
good will undoubtedly come of it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24
GOLD.
The Finding OF Gold Officially Reperte

The Finding OF Gold Officially Reported,
WASHINGTON, June "a dispatch re-
ceived at the War Department to -dav, from
Assistant Adjutant General Whipple. of
General Sherman's staff, dated St. Louis,
June %. announces that dispatch just re-
ceived there trorh Colonel Dodge, dated
Harney's Peak, June II, reports that gold
was found in paying quantities on French
creek. Clusters report is confirmed in
every particular. Colonel Dodge reports
that the command is we'll and in fine condi-
ton. He has written fully upon the die
covery. and will forward his reports by
mail.
Professor janney's Report.
The following dispatch has been received
at the Indian Bureau from Professor Jan
ney, dated Camp French Creek, near Har-
ney's Peak, June II, 1875:
IL have discovered gold in email quaint.
ties on the north bend of Castle creek in
terraces or bars Of quartz gravel. We AZ
rived here yesterday. About fifteen miners
have located in camp on the creek above
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24

SHERIFF's SALES AT AUCTION FOR CITY
TAxEs.--Attention is called to the sales at
auction to be made this day at noon. at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
Royal street, oy the sheriff of the parish OF
Orleans. for city taxes, Of improved and
vacant real estate. For particulars and
terms see advertisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24
M1SCELLANEOuS.
Cardinal 1lcCl0shey nj Emme ttsburr.

EMNETTsBURG, Md, June 23.-The con-.
mencement exercises of Mount st. Mary's
College were brought to close to dav in
the presence Of a great throng of visitors
from all parts of the country. In addition
to the friends of students there were pres.
ent Cardinal McCloskey. nine archbishops
and about sixty priests and a number nf
laymen. The exercises, according to the
programme. were to begin at $50 A. NJ.
but 1t was almost ten o'clock when tbe
students marched into the hall to
the music of their own band, fol.
lowed by the procession of the alumni,
bishops. facnltv and rhe cardinal. the latter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24

NEW ORLEANS THURSDAY, JUNE a. 1875

cient; g. The city has warranted the title
and can not levy taxes till the Gaines
claim is settled; 4. The property does not
belong to the defendant in the tax suit, NJ.
A. Peyroux; ). There was nothing recorded
against the property when purchased; ..
Want of proper citation; !. The judgment
against third party can not affect plain
titfs; 8. The legal forma)ities we're not COM
piled with; 9. There we're only three public
advertisements, and ehould have been five;
10. The tax is unconstitutional and unequal,
having been reduced by ordinances Nos.
2725 and 1895; and prays for an Injunction
and damages of $500 for slander of title
and $500 for unauthorized seizure. 1Diunc-
tion issued on bond of $500.
firss District Court.
SOLLE PRosEoUI ENTERED.
Eliaha Moore, assault and battery: James
Dowd and Reuben Baker, petty larceny.
CONVICTED.
Adele Engelbracht Of assault and bat
terry: Elijah Tollmsn and Charles Joseph. Of
petty larceny.
Second Distrfc, Court.
The interdiction Of Henrietta Condreau
is PRAYED for.
Willis II. Hogan prays 70 be emanci
pated.
Sixth District Court.
Judge Saucier rendered the following de-
cision:
A. Carriere Il Co. ". Carl kohn.-The
question IN this case is whether tho note
sned on is negotiable promissory note.
On its face it does not express an absolute
and unconditional promise to pay. The
promise is to pay provided there is an
opera. The prOviso denotes q condition
which Of itself suffices to deprive the in.
6trument OF Its character of neg0tiabilitv
and constitutes i, an agreement between
the original parties which remains un
changed in the hands Of third person,
who can not be heard to deny TO the
promissOr the right Of showing that the
condition Of his promise has not happened.
The evidence shows there was no opera
within the intentment Of tho original par
ties, and defendant is entitled t. judg-
ment rs sjecting plaintiffs demand.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24
The Orlea.. Dramatic Ass.caa,isa.


The second complimentary entertainment
Of the season by this association was given
1t the Varieties Theatre last night. The
bill was Robertson's comedy OF "Home," )"
and the farce Of the "Artful Dodger" The
comedy vas cast a. {ollowe:
Alfred D0YrsOn, passing under the
name Of Colonel JOnn White. Harry Pickles
Capt ain Montraffe. .....W. H. Beanham
Mr. Dorrison ............... -....... .Ge0lge Stern
Mrs Pinchbeck. ..... ..... Miss Isabel Freeman
Dora Thornhough. Mics Maggie Stroudback
Lucy DorYson. ...... Miss Flora Burton
Home" il an exquisite comedy, esm-
panion piece to Caste" 1t 10 not anon z
the best pieces for amateuss, for tho reason
ths: it depends entirely upon tho ease and
polish Of the actors. There are in it no dra-
ton. 1t 10 all Home" and tho amateurs
were not at home in it. 1t ie played in one
scene. and tho stage was set beautifully.
Miss Freeman had tho upgracious part Of =
female villain. She gave it the interprsta.
ton of the auth or, and in an artistic sense
is a. much entitled to praise a. if she could
have carried the sympathies Of the audi
encs with her. The farce was ratified
through in lively manner We must COM
mend the reception committee on the ma a.
agement of tho front of the house There
we're seats for all present, and tho lobbies
were kept free from standing guests. The
house was delightfully."- cool, and all Of the
fine audience present eeemed to enjoy the
performance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24

PEREMproRY SALE OF SPLENDID CONNER
CIAL AND DWELLING PROPERTY, IN THE
MOsr CENTRAL PORTIONS OF THE FIRST AMI
SECOND DISTRICTS, on EASY Terms AND
| LoSG CREDlT.-Che attention Of our read
ers and capitalists is specially invited to
the great sale of those choice properties
belonging Go the estate Of tho late E. Cor
deviolle. which will take place this day at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the St. Charles Auc-
sion Exchange, by c. E. Girardey, auction
eer. Capitalists seeking safe and perma-
nently productive investments can find no
opportunity more favorable than will be
had at this sale. 1t comprises the folio wing:
!. The we'll known and popular Orleans
House, opposite the St. Charles Hotel, .
splepdidly built three e-story brick building,
forming she corner of St. Charles and Com
mon streets, conta lining saloons, and the
entire row Of those prominent business
stands and stores designated by the Nos.
i4i, l43. l45. lH and l49 Common street,
and No. % St. Charles street, yielding an
average Of over ST.. 900 rental peg annum
before the war.
.. That choice business corner, in the
Second District. on Dauphine and Bien-
vile streets, opposite the Cheap Store.'
3. The popular shoe store, forming the
corner of Bourbon and Dumsine streets,
opposite Deloehe's drug store.
!. The substantially built and comfort
able two-story brick dwelling, on Bourbon.
between Dumaine and ST. Ann streets.
.. The double one story and attic brick
dwellings on Claiborne. between Damaine
and st. Anne streets.
q. The two-story frame dwelling on Du-
maine, between Claiborne and Robertson
streets.
:. The neat and comfortable double frame
cottage on Bayou road. between Rampant
and st. Claude streets.
6. Nine very valuable lots Of ground in
Carrollton, forming the corner OF Calliposa
and jackson streets.
9. a number of judgments against various
parties.
Terms-Onefourth cash. balance at one,
two and three years credit.
For further particulars STE advertise
nents and plans at sale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24

MeteoroIOgicai Report.
OPFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER
New Orleans, June %, 1875. !
The following is the report of the weather
and rivers At 3:43 ?. NJ. local time. to-day:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24
FOR HAVANA, VIA CEDAR KEYS AL
KEY WEST.

FOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS Az
KEY WEST.
Unfted States Ma0 11Bss
Steamship
WILLIAM P. CLYDR. WILMINGTON,
The New Orleans, FlsF1As
and Havana Steamship Company
G8 will dispatch one OF the above his
class steamers from New OrlaaU
Every Wednesday.
Touching IT Cedar Keys and Key West ana oe
nectinc WITH steamers for ApalschicolA. 81 AAfn
~" RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West. To osdaa Ksys
Cabin ...
ThroHSn bills OF isding issued 10 Ill points y
Yorids. including Tampa and to New Xsrs
Charleston and Savannah.
None but the oompanys bills Of ladins dgnee
and none signed aftsr sAiliAg Of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations, ana tnxou0
ockst ssSf svSSff rSosiysd r. Without permit hos u
1sf freight or passage epPl53 S5sssrs, x A.,a,,
s.,a 10, l1O Common St5DoA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24
Secretary Deina0.
Secretary DelaDo has returned.

A new and dangerous counterftis was
discovered at the national bank redemption
agency Of the five dollar notes of the First
National Bank Of Canton, Illinois. This is
evidently changed from the plate on which
the counterfeit on tho Traders National
Bank of Chicago and the First National
Bank of Paxton. Illinois, we're printed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
MrppLE.AGxD MxN.

There arc many of the AGE of thirty 10 SIXTY
who are troubled With too frequent evacuation
ofthe bladder, Vftcn accompanied BY sltght
.msrting OF burning sensation. and wcaken'
ins of IN system In manner the patient can
moi account for; on examining the urinary De.
po-its a ropy pcdimeni will often be found, and
s,mctimes small psrtieic- of sleuncn viii sp
p..-. or IN. color will be Of thin and milki-h
bse. .rsin changing TO . dark and torpid sp-
n,.runee. Thssc are mAny men who dis VI this
dioieuity. Ignorant of the csnse. which 70 me
serond stAgc Of seminal weakness. DE-. y. VIII
guarantee q perfect cure In all such eAres, and
a healthy restoration cf the senito urinary or
gsns.
D.-Ouly an interview required In ma
,,,ity OF eases: balance of treatment can be
,onduet.d AT home without Interruption OF
bu-ins-s. once hours-io to l. TO >. and 70
a supdays-s To 4. r. =. only. Consultation
r,se Examination and Advice, IS.
fVc DIR. %. J. sPEER. late suryeon IN Del
irsus Hospital. IL nov associated Win ~.
solnpcy. and wil give special atientien 70 me
trrat msnt of diAesses OF the klE and kAh:
Ais PRIvATK DISEASES, Eirhkk ACUTE
OR CHRONIC. .,.,
DH. 4. %. sPlNNEf,,
n BOZ st3, Virginia, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08

THs KHxprr's DOMESTIC EsrABLism-
NkSr.--Yesteriay, at tho Shebra Gar
den, four handsome turnouts-neat
carriages and blooded horses-attended
by outriders. guards, and eunuehs,
drove up, and from each ahehted two
elegantly attired ladies' from the Khe-
dives harem. These ladies' are not
limited in any expense OF display. dress
or luxury, in equipage or palace. In
which they choose to indulge. II they
want q palace refurnished they have
only TO express the wish. The Niceroy
has four wives. the number permitted
by the Koran. and these have separate
establishments. He has between four
hundred and fifty and five hundred
odalisques, slaves. or concubines, an
YOU may choose to call them. some of
them beautiful Goorgians, reported TO
have cost c2.000. This portion OF his
family Is bestowed in more than one
palace. and they arc changed about to
suit his convenience or according To
their whims. lIo has forty palaces;
some Of the lesser ones up tho river
have cost half million dollars, and
those in Cairo much moro. Many OF
them are. Of course. unoccupiod. and
going. buildings and gardens, into
shabby decay. Many Of the new ones
only receive flying visits. He Is now
building three fine palaces on the other
side OF the river. beyond the Church.
One person can imagine tho outlay for
all these palaces, pleasure gardens and
harcms. a. well a. another.-N d.
Times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
YOUNG ,IES,

Who may he suffering from the efee,sof youth.
fl folli.- &c indi-crvt.on. Will do well to avail
themselves of this. the giests-t boon ever lald
a. the altar vf suffering Humanity. DIR SPIN.
NEY will guarantee to forfeit nve hundrcd dol.
lars for every esse VI seminal weakness or pfi-
yae dl-ea-e of any Kind or character which he
undertakes aud fall. To cure. ". woull. there
fore. say to the unfortunate sufferer Who may
read this notice. that yea are tr-sdtng upou
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
scckin. the proper remedy Tor your complaint.
You may be In the ART stage -rcmcmhsv, you
A., appfuAc hing the is-t. n you are bordering
upon the i..t. and arv suffering some or oil of
It's evil effects. remember that u you obstinate
ly persist In proSra-tination. the time must
c.n. when the mo-i -kiIlful physician can rcn-
der you no assistance: when the doors OF hops
will be elo-ed against yoa when no angel Of
mercy can bring you relief In po ea-e has the
Doctor failed of success. Then let not despair
work itself upon your Imagination. bat avail
yoarpelfo of the benedeial rcsults OF his treat.
n,rnt brfore your Gee 10 beyond the reach OF
medical skiil. or bstors grim death hnrries you
TO premature grave. - - 1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
DIR. A. B. SPINNEY,
Has Removed 10 No. tSS South {

Street. virginls, opposite chsmplsln House.
Dr. spinnsy, well known throughout the
county a. q Pathoiagt.t and lny-loloei-t,
whose .ucccs-fil Treatment of certain physical
disabilities and functional arrangements de-
sefy,slly sntitlc him to the familiar rceosni-
tion OF the GkKAT SPECIALIST. would re-
spectfully inform the citizens of Virginia city
and vicinity thai his increa.in; patronage de
manling NOR. commodiou- apartments, he ha.
removed to his new oilie-, No. iss soath
street Virginia, seven doors north of the
frebch bra. store. where he viii he pleased
20 consult with all. thus giving tnvAids an op-
portunity of Kidding thcni-slye-. through his
professional agency. OF such constitutional an
noysncc- aud ailments a. he claims Ia compass
and 10 cure. Without entering into biograph-
icsl details. u l. sufficient to simply promul,
gate the fact that DIR. SfiNNEl's earliest
reputation may be traced back to hl- tuau;u
ration and conduct of the Montreal Canada
Es.u Medical in-titute. The regime of the
English Pharmaceutical College, 10 gagged BY
an .leyne.l standard An extended cxpe tienes
aud an assidlou. study OF the varied phs-es
sfdi-ea-e enables him to guarantee assurances
OF success In the eradication Of the multnorm,
chronic Affection. incident to both rexrr. sueh
q. Nrryou. Debility, Exhausted vitality,
Youthful Exce--e., Mntia.e lmpedimentss
aud Chronic di.essc- generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
CoME AND Rs HEALED.

IL matters not what your trouble may he,
come and LET the Doctor examine your ease. u
Will cost you nolhing for consultation, 80 please
eAll and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
unicr.tands your case. n he can cure you he
will tell you 80; II not. he win say so, for he
will not undertake q euro unless he IL eohndent
NJ Affecting the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08

Tue srasshopper is to 10 utilized by
squeezing. straining and selling him ~
a lubricator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-08
rO the LADIES.

DIR. sPtSSEY. while naturally Impressed
with tho drliesey of the sableet. feel. 40 hs.l.
fancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
with . competent kDowlcdgc ot Their vAfioas
suffetinr-, sach q. Nervousness, Neuralgia.
Spinal Weakness. Loss of Appetite. isssi,ude.
Prolspsgs uteri. ketrovsrstous of Dt~p,see-
nent of the wouib. Vaginal lrregalAfities, Leu.
eherrea. Dyspepsia. lnd,restion, Constipapsn.
almo.t Invariably have their origin In the utter
Inc r,,iou. he can Afford them Immediate relief.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02
Ten Hours in Advance

Of the morning papers. q gain in the time and
4 Ewing n money which business men in the
country
Iu addition to this $ ecial feature, the Post
and Mail gives The best VI Special kilograms
Conciseness for business Men. the Associated
Pr s. u irpatches. CRISP Correspondence. and
General and Local News OF all kinds.
In all matters that tend TO make q sharp.
spicy and enterprixinx daily newspaper. The
ing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02

The Chicago, burlington & West
ern narrow gauge railroad. is the name
of a new railway recently projected by
prominent capitalists OF Burlington,
Iowa. This road, in connection with
the already constructed Havana, Ran
taul 4 Eastern railway, Is intended to
become a link in the proposed narrow
gauge trunk iiue between the Mis,is-
sippi river and the Atlantic seaboard.
La Indiana and Ohio narrow gauge
lines are also building to connect with
the Iowa aud Illinois system.
The Burlington Haukeye, referring
to this important project, says:
"Thi, is emphatically a peoples en-
terprise-cheap transportation Is the
problem which can be practically and
efficiently solved by the people them
selves by building uarrow-gauge road,
aud owning aud operating such roads
themselves, and keeping the tariff
rates within reasonable bounds"
If, as is now decidedly probable, the
narrow gauge trunk line between the
Mississippi, river and the great lakes
shall be an accomplished fact WITHIN
the next two years, will not enterpris-
ing capitalists, with an eye to profits
ble Investment, undertake TO complete
the link between the Missouri and
Mississippi rivers within the next five
years ?--Omaha Bee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02

As will be seen in another column,
the citizens of Red Cloud we're called
together to receive a proposition from
some gentlemen of Beatrice represent
isg the interests of an embryo Rail-
road Organization. Their proposition
was to the effect that two men should
be chosen at once BY the citizens pres
ent as iDcorporators of a narrow-gauge
railway corporation, for the purpose of
constructing q road from Beatrice to
Denver, and bonds to the extent of
thirty FIVE thousand dollars viii be
asked from this county to aid the pro-
ject. Considerable interest was mani
Tested by our citizens. If the company
means business we are in for the road.
But if We are to be turned over to the
tender mercies of some eastern com
rany or ever to the company that now
ownes so much land in our county, the
proposition will not meet with 80 much
favor. The gentlemen went west to
ascertain what could be done 10 the
counties farther pthe valley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02

The latest and best news is that We
ore likely to have . railway from Be
atrice westward along the Republican
river valley to Denver. Senator Pad
dock is the prime mover in the under
taking ; and he is supported by the
B & NJ. railway company and . hrge
sumber Of interested parties. A CON-
pany has been organized to pioneer the
road : and . letter was shown TO Us .
fsv days ago in which . promise Wa
made that . CON mittee- Of gentlemen
p-enreecntinG the new company would
v.ry shortly visit the Republican val
Law and ccnf.r With our people,. We
.s.n be slsd 70 80 them ; Bat in the
-;n,srests Of The firmers Of Harlan
county Ne havs 10 ssy thst % bonds
vill be voted except % terms vhaeh
the people themselves vii sssf. a
po.t every citizen Of the county u N