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| The cylinders are 80 spiked. that in cOnucc
/ tion with the spiked aud adjustable concavr.
every grain is detached from - connection
with head and straw, leaving the grain per
| feet and uniniured To accomplish this a
very important Improvement has been made
in the concave, by which il can be raised or
lowered at pleasure by crank moving aud
holding il at all points equi distant from the
cylinder. This change has met with great "a
vor, and is a decided convenience iu adapting
cylinders and concavcs 20 all conditions 81
grain
Separating the grain from the straw aud
chail without loss Of grain i one Of the spe-
cial merits of the Sweepstake- Al machines
will carry over more or lees grain with the
straw, the amount Of which will depend upon
two things lst the condition Of the
grain; and ID, the manner in which the ina
chine is handled Owing TO the generally
bad condition OF the grain Of the past season.
more than usual attention was given this sub
lect. resulting ia some very tire improve
ments We venture the assertion that tic
Sweepstakes will carry over less grain than
any other machine known.
The fan mill Of the Swccp.iaks, Possesses
changeab!c wind board, by which with a
thumb screw the direction Of the blast can be
changed at pleasure. adapting it Co the diiio
ent conditions and kinds Of Grain and seed.
We regard this arrangement o. superior 10
the two fans OF some other machines, for
the reason that ours b. adjustable 30 a. % suit
all kinds OF grain. while the two fans can
not be used for oats and barley.
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Hillborn G. Miller, telegraphic cores
pondent at this place for the Cincinnati
Gazette, sends to the Gazette the name
of the editor of the STANDARD as one
William Mackley. Who is he7
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singing, all around me, in every direc-
ton, was charming; the air was so light
that the sounds could be heard so clear
even from distance, il sounded like one
grand concert JOHN ISAACS.
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SnERrrT.s sALE on REAL ESTATE.
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Court uf Common Pleas
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IN partition.
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1t established fact that the Improved Buckeye the
LIGHTEST RUNNING MACHINE

in the market Any doubling the fact he convinced
by calling me for proof
T. Side draft is much greater in cut than in front cut
machines owing to the greater leverage caused by the bar
being behind the trucks With the bar IN front of trucks
the side draft is cOunteraced by the trucks and reduced
The farmer test this by placing the pole top of neck
yoke
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established
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for the convenience of supplying their agents with Moving
and Threshng Machines and complete line Of repairs
each that any farmer in Jackson County wishing repairs
for the Buckeye Sweepstakes get them hours
notice if necessary and at their published price list too with
only freight from Cincinnati which decided advantage
and convenience all other machines sold in this county,
time is quite object in harvest.
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Every owner Ofhorses should give the CcE-
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article ever used In our stables.
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II, PILIL, Supt. U. :. TX. stables, ". Y.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
All In a Nutshell.

We had just little glimpse of Ma
mie Whiting yesterday evening as
she passed on to the Orizaba, on her
way to San Francisco in company
with her mother, and in charge of q
lady friend. We ought not to be ex.
pected to describe her dress, but we
may say she had one on, and we be.
lieve it fit her rotund figure quite
well. She also sported hat or bon
net, and as near as we could make out
from our distant standpoint, she did
not seem much sunburned from her
late travels in Lower California. We
might mention that Mamie is tolera-
bly, good-looking, as well as her moth
er, and that is something for the fell
lows who could afford tn take her now
with her little fortune of say $4,000
and there are lots Of them that could
see the latter handsome figure. We
believe the whole party, mother,
daughter and children took their de-
parture for San Francisco on the ORR
zaba, and in due time Mamie
will report to her new guardian,
Mr.. Palmer, and in due time, when
Mamie shall have learned better than
to marry an old codger of forty-five,
with a wife and several children, she
will come to thank Judge Myrick for
his care of her. At the whar. yester-
day evening it was understood that
Jones remained at the ranch of Pedro
Bodillo, just over the line. 1t is likely
he will go down to San Rafael, or
some other sort of l., TO get out of the
way remembering that the way of the
transgressor is hard. = San Diego
World.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
An Important Mission.

If there is man to be pitied it is
Senator P. A. ROACH. He has one
of the most onerous charges placed in
his hands for management that any
man could have imposed upon him.
A Washington correspondence states
that he has had numerous interviews
with the leading statesmen of the ma
tional Capital, among others with
Representatives RANDALL, LAMAR,
BANKS, L''SUNsETn Cox, Speaker
KERR, and they inspire him with the
hope that something will soon be
done of satisfactory character, on
the Chinese question. Mr.. ROACH
finds, however, that it is no easy task
to arouse those who can afford relief
to sense of their duty in the prem
ises. Still he intends to exert him.
self to the utmost to effect favorable
result. 1t is almost an impossibility
even now, with all of the facilities of
ntercommunication both by tele-
graph and rail to instil into the minds
of our Eastern friends whether in
Congress or as citizens, the peculiar
situation of the Pacific Coast, as to
the actual position ofour people in re-
gard to the Chinese question. The alb
normal humanitarian sentiment pre-
walls there to such an extent that it
seems almost an impossibility to teach
them to believe the truth. No better
representative of the interests of the
Coast than Col. ROACH could have
been selected, for one of his chief char
acteristics is indefatigable effort in
whatever he undertakes. If presist-
ence of argument will avail anything
and honesty of purpose has any
weight, our commissioner will do
some good in the matter. Yet while
earnest effort is being made in this re-
gard there, our treatment Of the ques-
tion at home should be such as to COM
mand respect and thus give those
who are working in our behalf q
moral support that will give to their
efforts a moral force that will make
an impression.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
Latest kilograms,
Dispatches OfAmerican Press Assocta'
tion by A. Il r. Telegraph Co.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD ]
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers from Arizona.

SEVEN PALMS, June 3d.-The fol-
lowing passengers arrived from Ari-
zona by the A Il N M Stage Line and
left on this mornings train for Los
Angeles:-R Maloney, VIM Wheatly,
J II Condron.
San Francisco News.
SAN Francisco, June 3d.-Stein-
berger, the deposed ruler of Samoa, is
a passenger on board the Australian
steamer, now hourly expected.
Silver coin 81 to per cent. discount.
Trade dollars 81 to y.
Another consignment of Sicily Or
anges and lemons was received to-day,
thirty-seven days from the shipping
port by steamer and rail.
1t is asserted that the Chinese laun-
dries have lost half of their custom,
the people being afraid of small pox.
John Dickerson, who has been per-
sistent in the beastly exposure of his
person to school children, was fined
$500 in the Police Court this morning,
or six months in Jail.
The ship w. II. Bessee was to have
Sdlleu IOf .I1OuOiulu IO.udy, CdiIy luS
400 coolies, but as the time for depar-
ture came the Cinnamon refused to
sail, preferring to remain here and run
the gauntlet of brick-bats, etc. Con-
sequently the ships departure has
been postponed until another batch Of
Mongolians can be secured.
Deaths the past week, 1876 males
and Al females.
The ordinance compelling the cut
ting of the hair of inmates of the
County Jail was enforced for the first
time to-day, and number of prison
ers had their hair clipped to the regu-
lation inch. Five Cinnamon were
among them.
A sail boat belonging to Goat Is-
land, while making the trip from AL
catraz this afternoon, upset and 2 SOL
diers were drowned.
Capt. Mcdonald with his trained In.
dians left on the steamer Grenada to.
day for New York.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04

Convention urges that as Democratic
domination has deprived that section
of much that it Is entitled to, the
Southern Pacific Railroad and its
branches should be aided by the Gov
ernment, the levees protected and 9TH
er internal improvements assisted.
Even this episode shows the drift of
the feeling of the party, and while we
recognize the fact that there Is much
material to select from, we still recog-
nize the evidence of preponderance
of feeling in favor of TILDEN. 1t is
true that the burden upon the party is
heavy, yet we believe there is discre-
ton enough in its ranks to secure ju-
dicious action. 1t is really difficult to
imagine how the radicals will come
out, but we still think that BLAINE
will be their candidate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
A Slanderous Communication.

The com munication from Los An
geles published in the San Francisco
Chronicle of May 21st, referring to the
Board of Public Works of this city,
contains tissue of falsehoods and
ISLANDERS on some Of our most promi-
nent citizens. The assertion that the
measure is not popular with eur peo-
pie cannot be maintained. The people
are dissatisfied with many acts of the
Common Co uncil in connection with
Improvements, and they are willing
to trust the management of these af.
fairs to three good citizens. The only
objection to the law creating the Board
is that it placed the appointing power
in the hands of the Governor. This
is ground for objection, but it could
not be avoided. To have left the ap-
pointing power in the hands of the
Council was to have left matters Just
where they were before, and the crea-
ton of the Board was simply useless.
The attack of the correspondent on
two members of the Board is gross
and uncalled for. Those gentlemen
are among our most respected citizens
and their appointment as members of
the Board cannot surely convert them
into the disreputable characters the
correspondent paints them. The end
of this matter is not yet. The authors
of the letter are known, and both they
and the parties who melted the writ
ing will have an opportunity to prove
their charges or admit themselves
wilful and malicious slanderers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
The Great Difficulty.

The trouble with the Democratic
party at this time is that they have
too much material to work upon. The
Republicans are short. They have
many ambitious .aspirsnts to promo
tion, but there are so few that are not
tainted with corruption that they are
at their wits end to select their can
didate. Investigations being in order,
Mr.. BLAINE is being very much shak-
en- IN his strength. But notwith-
standing the investigations and the
developments as to his career, there
can be but little doubt that he will be
sufficiently whitewashed to secure
the nomination of his party, which
appears to be apt in the calcimining
business. There is not a candidate
yet mentioned by the Democrats
against whom a word can be said,
either as to his social, political or mil.
itary career. The majority of the
States have expressed their preference
for TILDEN, and on Wednesday, five
more State Conventions discussed the
Presidential question, and the honors
appear to be easy, to use the words of
a contemporary, between TILDEN, and
HENDRICKS, Virginia and Missouri fa-
voring the former, and Tennessee the
latter, though neither sends an instruc-
ted delegation. Alabama has not yet
named her delegates, and Maryland
expresses no preference. Altogether
the prospect presents little change
from that before these Conventions
were held. 1t Is worthy of notice
that the persistent malignity with
which BLAINE is pursued seems to
create sympathy for him and improve
his prospects rather than otherwise.
In the matter of platforms the usual
pIatitudes were INDUCED in on both
sides. The Louisiana Republican
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
A Good Criticism.

The Virginia Chronicle alludes to
the late Chinese appeal that has
been sent to President GRANT and re-
marks that "the memorial is ingen-
ious. but will stand little scrutiny. It's
sophistries will be easily exposed by
our represe natives. It is not true
that the Chinese have done work
which could not have been done with
out them. Their presence ON the Pa
cific Coast has kept away the white
men who would have done all and
more than they have done. The Chi
nese may have opened no whiskey sa-
looms; but they have done what is in
finitely worse. They have introduced
opium-smoking, and their women
have corrupted and ruined thousands
of the youth of the Coast. Two wrongs
do not make right, neither do a
thousand. Because LEVIED women
were brought over ON the demand or
some depraved white men, it is no
reason why they should be brought
over now. AS to the attempt of the
six companies to rid the Coast of this
evil, it is well known that the six
companies have the power to do it at
any moment-for their power over
their fellow-countrymen here is su-
preme. Seeing that this is the case,
they cannot lay the blame on the
shoulders of the people of the coast
through the San Francisco police, The
Chinese may contribute certain am
ount to the revenue of the country;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
Eos Sassles Asra',
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

James g. Fair, Superintendent of the Con-
solidated Virginia mine, on Friday evening
commenced proceedings to recover the bars
of bullion recently seized by County Assessor
Gracey for delinquent county tax on the net
proceeds OF the mines. Mr.. Fair claims that
the bullion was seized without the process of
law. The bricks are now in the possession of
the q. s. Marshal.
A Sacramento dispatch states that fire
broke out about 1850 ON Friday morning in
the turning factory of Bernshard Co., North
west corner Of L and Twelfth streets, totally
destroying the factory and several dwelling
houses adjoining. The loss is about $4,000,
partially insured. The Christian Brothers
College was at one time in imminent danger,
but escaped with a severe scorching.
A billiard match has been arranged be-
tween Sexton and Cyrille Dion. They are to
play game of French carom, 1000 points up,
for $1,000, and will probably play at Philadel-
phia.
A San Francisco dispatch states that Church
q Co.'S workshops wherein fireworks are
made, was destroyed in consequence or boy
ramming Roman candle, using an iron
rammer.
Another dispatch states that pursuant to
the seizure of the Bay View distillery by Col
lector Sedgwick, District Attorney Coghlan
filed libel in the U. 8. District Court yester-
day afternoon, setting forth the fact OF the
seizure and the finding of 24,2S7 gallons OF
spirits alleged to have been held by the pro-
prietor, A. A. Louderback, for Illicit purposes
and asking that the property be therefore
condemned and sold by the government.
The case will not be tried until some time in
July.
The Times editorially says that Belknap
and his counsel are doing every thing they
can to persuade the public that the guilt Of
the ex.Secretary is as great as any one has
thought Of painting 1t. They are fighting
against time, step BY step, with technical OBJ
jections and formal obstacles, every attempt
of the managers to reach trial of the case.
A Constantinople dispatch states: The ad
vent to the throne of His Imperial Majesty
Murad the Fifth, was proclaimed by the grace
of God and the will OF the people amidst the
utmost tranquility. The population have
hailed his happy advent with their unani'
nous and enthusiastic wishes.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil and
suite visited Mount vernon yesterday morn
ing, and shortly after their return left for Nj
agara Falls The distinguished party will
soon sau for Germany, where the Emperor
is ordered by his physician.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04

IF the JARRETT & PALMER light
ming train reached San Francisco at
4:20 this morning, it made the dis
tance from New York to the Pacific
in rs hours and twenty minutes. The
actual number of miles travelled, as
near as we can make it from the diff
fsrent railroad tables, is 3,329. The
train will, therefore, have averaged a
little over 445 miles per hour for the
whole distance. This is the greatest
railroad feat, distance and all other
things considered, ever accomplished
on this continent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04

but the white men who ought to be In
their places would not only do that,
but contribute to the moral and phys
ical development of the country and
add to its strength. AS to their treaty
rights, we think that those of the
Chinese here will be respected. The
memorial ought to have no influence
at Washington" In all of these SEN
timents we cordially agree, and con-
gratulate ourselves upon the fact that
the proper sentiment upon the Chi
nese question is so rapidly gaining
ground. Let the truth be told II the
Heavens fall.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04

The Express says Mr.. TEMPLE has
supplied the HERALD with money.
We have heard that under a previous
management Mr.. TEMPLE did loan
money to the HERALD Publishing Co.
but the books show that every do liar
was paid with one and half per cent
per month interest. The creditors and
dedositors of the bank regret exceed
ingly that the same showing cannot
be made in regard to money loaned
the Express.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04

Naturalization is becoming so COM
mon nowadays that it has ceased to
be wonderful. At seance last eve-
ming a spirit materialized and stalked
in upon the sitters like the ghost of
Banquo Tor at least Charley Backus'
representation of it), with bottle of
first-rate whisky in its hand, stoga
boots and the regulation sheet. The
seance was stopped by the breaking Of
the circle to investigate. the contents
of the bottle, which were found to be
very satisfactorily materialized. Old
"topes" are recommended to try this
plan.-Sdnta Barbara Press,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
A New Railroad In the Southern Counties

E. The steamer Monterey, which sails
this afternoon for San Diego and way
ports, will take hence sixty tons OF
railroad iron for the San Luis Obispo
and Santa Maria Railroad Company.
This railroad is under the control OF
the Goodall, Nelson & Perkins Steam
ship Company. The work is being
pushed forward rapidly, and is expec-
ted to be finished soon. When COM
pleted this road will open up vast
area Of country which has never be-
fore had any means of communica
ton with the steamship landings on
the coasts. F. Cali, June lst.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
Removal.

Messrs. Johannsen & Co. have removed
their large furniture warehouse from Ducom-
NUNS building to the building on Main ST.,
near First, formerly occupied by L. Roeder
The public are invited to call at the new es-
tablishment and inspect the elegant lot OF
goods on display which comprises everything
in the line of furniture and upholstery, from
a pine table and bedroom suit to an elegantly
carved parlor set. With largely increased
convenences, and many new advantages,
Messrs. Johannsen Co. hope to keep pace
with fhe growth OF their business and give
their customers the best establishment Of the
kind in the city
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04

1T is on dit that Senator ZONES con-
templates consolidating his to papers
the Post and Erpress-in San Fran
cisco. 1t would be an excellent thing
for Los Angeles but rough on San
Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
PRIVATE SC1OOL
Dissolution of copartnership

He copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween T. s. Stanway and w. w. Ross,
under the firm name of Stairway & Ross, in
the practice OF med lcine in the city and coun-
day dissolved at AID by the expressed will OF
L. 8. Stanway.
Los Angeles Cit. CAL, June LIST, 1875.
June2-5w