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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-22
ARTICLE v.
DUTIES OF OFFICERS.

DUTIES OF OFFICERS.
SEC. l. 1t shall be the duty of the
President to preside at all meetings;
to preserve order; to sign all demands
against the Club when found correct;
enforce strict compliance with the
Constitution and Bylaws, appoint
such committees as are authorized by
the Club, and fill all vacancies. He
shall be q member of all committees
by virtue of this office.
SEQ. 2. Either Vice. e-President shall,
in the absence of the President, eXer-
else all the official authority vested In
the President.
RECORDING SECRETARY.
SEC. 3. The duty of the Recording
Secretary shall be to keep correct
record of the minutes of the meetings.;
engross therein all resolutions a1d
votes of Importance, and, in conjunc-
ton with or under the direction of the
President, call all meetings Of the So
ciety and see that the same are prop
erly advertised.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
Sec. The Corresponding Secretary
shall attend to all the correspondence
of the Club and shall assist the Re-
cording Secretary at the meetings of
the Club, and shall perform the same
duties as the Recording Secretary un-
TREASURER.
Sec. 6. The Treasurer shall have
charge of the funds of the Club, and
shall receipt to the Club, for all mon
eys received, and shall pay out the
same only on the order of the Club,
taking receipts and preserving vouch-
els therefor.
ARTICLE vi.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
SECTION l. The election of officers
shall take place on the last Tuesday Of
June of each year.
ARTICLE VII.
DEBATES.
SECTION l. Questions of partisan
character or incompatible of the true
aim Of this Club shall not be allowed
for debate, nor shall politics ever be
discussed in the Club, except as it may
he connected with the objects and in
terests of the Club and the principles
which it espouses.
ARTICLE VIII.
AMENDMENTS.
SECTION l. This Constitution can
only be amended by giving two weeks
notice in advance thereof, in writing
stating the nature and form of the
amendment, which notice shall be
read by the Secretary to the Club.
BYLAWS.
ARTICLE I.
RULES.
l. The regular meetings of this Club
shall be on Tuesday of each week.
2. Thirteen members shall consti-
tute quorum for the transaction OF
business.
8. Any member who in debate be-
comes unruly or uses vulgar or unpar-
liamentary language, or refuses to
take his seat when directed by the
President, may be fined in any sum
not exceeding $1.00 and shall not be
permitted to vote or speak until such
sum is paid.
4. CEhing's Manual shall be recog-
nized as authority In the parliament
tary management of all meetings OF
the Club. No member shall speak
longer than five minutes nor more
than once upon any subject until 9TH
ers desiring to speak have addressed
the Club, except by permission of the
President of the Club.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-22

Telegraph orders promptly met, and atten-
ton given anywhere IN the county. Full
charge taken of funerals at moderate rates.
Bodies EN- balmed and prepared Tor shipment
Experience OF years, both here and East,war-
rants us in guaranteeing the same attention
to those requiring our services as is Stended
East, and at corresponding prices. We invite
the public TO call on US when an undertaken
is wanted, as we Will not solicit business d.
rectly.
and other specialtles.
HORACE KILLER.
mayz-tf L. A. DECAMP-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-22
q owIing Alleys,

And a SHOOTING GALLERY. The BAR
always supplied with the best of
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
LUNCHES served at ali times
4 boarding and lodging house connected
with this place, where persons can md quiet
rural home. Best OF table always set Charges
VIM. KLAIBER.
tunlS-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-22

SEC. |. The officers of this Society
shall consist of President, such a
number of Vice-Presidents as the
Club may choose to elect, a Recording
Secretary, Corresponding Secretary
and Treasurer.
, 1876-07-21
ANOTHER SHOOTING.

One Coal-Meavcr Put Two Dulfcts In An
other.
The deadly revolver was again brought into
regulation yesterday afternoon, and by its work
has PLACED another human being In the mur-
dcrer's row OF tile County jail, and left It's Vic
tim suffering excruclating torture untll death
comes 10 relieve hts suifcrings: Like oil the
inK the past year or two, 1t was entirely un-
provoked. Tlle scene was No. 70 Wesson
street, low hoyel or slanty Will, =
sp;aelou9s, sl,e;l y tho rsar, II which re.
III olas aud bis brother, Martin Olas, whose
business Is that Of contracting for unloading
Vessels Of coal, had been firing at mark In the
Shed With rcvolvers. Shortly after noon
hca 40 sft smpoys ~ r. Matn
having Just culne from bis home, No. 81 Drcmcr
street. lie was looking for his employer 70 de-
rnand a settlement concerning $40 which was
due hltn, md, !'etng invited Il! BY Mrs Fat plas
Tic went cut and Aal q short talk about
his money mnttera, and, although quite plcns-
nnt, II seemed BtHneshat oEgravating TO Olas,
aud llc accused Madden Of Anvlng no faith in
him. Maddsn retired to tho house, and, as he
did 80, heard the report Of a pistol, and at once
turned back to inquire what was wrong: There
upon Olns, without any provocltton Tt1ateves.
shot txsa at Madden, hitting hl'n once tn tug M
md in the scutlle Oas threw away
the weapon. Madden was taken to. bis
home fn = dying condition, and l's murderer
coolly walkcd to caloon nert door and enjoyed
soon after, llowovor, md locked up. IN tho Chi
cago Avenue Station. lie continued In q stupor
Ut into1itatton up to Lutte hour 4. tho utter
p9pn r 'qs had yn sssS ey mE e voter
statencnt, but It's trutlfulncss is sadly In qucs-
tion. ue Is q tather neat appearing man
Of hsa class, als'nt IS years Of nge,
s cstk9 ,aa ETY. eyes nn SGu
At first hc pretended to remember nothing
about tho affair, but, when promised fair show
lug, said tkut the affair had taken plare In d
saloon, and sas the result Of two Or three tub
pose OF seeing wllu was the better man. His
entire story was a downright liz from beginning
To end, % was learned afterwards upon the
scene Of the affair froiu Pat OIas and wife and
corn ecrnc1 n IN TIC result S II" Of Maddsns woad, and
appeared mlicl relieved when told that lie was
not dead.
Maiden was attended at hts home by Dr..
tho left breast had struck rib, and, bounding
oil, had cut docp woind on the outer surfaeo
Of tue lung, and fallcu into the abdomen. Tho
Hound IN The neck was nlso found to be quite
sovefe hayns posssa through t9 TIE splne 1qss
could not tell whether tic wounds would prove
fatal or not, as the amount Of Inflammation
could In no way be forcsccn. At any rate a1ad-
resting "a CON fostably as could he expected last
evening. III his time he has been prctty much
OF a rough aud Inns caused the Dollce consider
able trouble.
Martin Olas is also vcry troublesome man,
being OF that class Of Irish who pride themselves
on thcir fighting psopcnsities. lie has aevcral
times drawn revolycr while Qunrrelng with
workmeu, but has always bccu prevented from
using It,
, 1876-07-21
INDIANA.

REPUBLICAN, GATHERING At FONT WAYNE.
8psctaI NtpascA 10 1As Tribune =
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, July 2o.-Ths Republic
sns opened tho campaign In this city this eyen-
ing with grand demonstration. A long torch-
light procession, containing over 1000 mon, and
escorted by half dozen bands, passed through
the principal atreets. All the participants were
att!red In their Centennial uniforms, which are
very handsome, aud tha procession presented u
decidedly brilliant appearance. Many residences
along the llno Of march wore gafly illuminated
and decorated with flags, bannera, etc. Tbs
streets were lined with Spectators, and the Ut
most enthusiasm was cvcrywhuro manifested.
Muny appropriate 6anuers and nlottocs
were carried III the procession among them tho
following: "An old lnn-Tildcn & Twced.n
"Tllden's platfofm--coutsaction In the East,
houth.n Ballot-lu1 stutllnH done to order.
Samuel J. TildGn.n Indiana Is good for 25,-
0o9 maiority for OEth.
4, ~ was quito late when the procession reached
9he rink, the placa appointed for speaking.
Ite Hun q, 8. 0rth, Republican candidate for
GHVernoT, nlsde AL eloquent speech, ahly present.
lhg tic tsaues of the campaign. Ilo dwrtt With
tnuet force upon the danger Of turning this
country over to thosn who sought To destroy II,
ana who pronounced tho War failure,
"a At the conclusion Of hts speech he made
!eW telling remarks in German. lie WIS fre.
qasntlX grsetcd 4Ith.oad applause.
better o1ganized thaa nov, and expect solargely
'eooea tho Democratic majority this full.
Spees44 Nltx4&cA II Tia Tt1bsnA, ..-
LAfATfFIS, 1nl., July 90.-Thc Republicans
opeoed tas alapaIgn tonight with a meeting
, 1876-07-21
TWEED AND TILDEN.
nome INTERESTING FACTS.

Albany Erentn0 Journal.
The Relations Of Mr.. Tilen to the Tweed
Tammany business may be very briefly and con-
clusivrly indicated. The simple statement Of
decisive facts IN their chronological order sot-
tles tho matter. Mark those pointss
l. Nj. Tildcn waa Chairman Of tho Demo-
cratic State Committee from 1868 down
through 1851 1878, 1859, 1870, and 1871, the
very hey.ihy Of Twced-Tammany thicvcry, and
during al ttsat time he never, BY word or act,
did anything TO check or oppose this rnscality.
A Chairman Of the Committee ho could not be
ignorant Of II, II he was not In acsual compiled
tyj yet he rakcd no arm to stop Il.
II. Az the Chairman Of the State Committee
10 received and acknowledged tho money Of
Tweed for political purposes, when 1c knew II
WIS sto1en from tlln public Treasury; md in
IL he ~ se.s u f Of
thctr rights and tholr choaen oi1ccfs BY gigantic
frauds spon tns ballet. box To sent ont the e.
intcrio! to telegraph Immediately on tho close of
.hs p9,'s tas p5oba1h,s yots in ther leeslise. II
Ssss 70 &C. % NsM fsF o sow mss I would
~. Ihongh tliuA prominent in public affairs. ho
do not oppose any 1f thn nfan9ns Legislative
s!Mpsndons robberies VI the Tweed. rammany
Ring we:ee pesspctratcd we say exactly what vi
NJ, ss mt 's e. dI oppc,e tas ehs,st that
rye ro!|l,eres vera committed under ths Board.
f'Aullt BILL the tax lcy,cs, and ap,lar measures
anl we challenge the production OF word from
q ls and s aiood gs sy sas viz wit
Tweed In tho Stats Conventions, and nefthpr said
nor % aid a'ng|e thing In opposition 10 bis In
". The great explosion aga!ns. Tweed and hi.
@ occurred through The publication Of
limo Twccd'a Immense thefts wore known td every
Intelligent politician, sua Z NJ; TIden haA beer
rt.ted then Int even II t,iers lad been any any pos. o.
etbltty 0f excuse for inhelion beforu, thero Ger.
, 1876-07-21
0Rl1ttARY.
Special Ditt0fch to 1A4 Tribune.

Special Dttpofch 10 1Af Tribune
DE9ArUH, ILL.,, July 2o,-Mrs. Charlotte Wal
lace, mother Of Dr.. Wallace, WAS buried to-day
here: Deceased WIS agc.l about 7e, and Is the
tenth citizen above n years Of agc who las died
has been damp and opprcss!ycly hot. -
PALMrRA, N. Y, july 2o.-The Hon. George
". Cuylcr, prominent Democratic delegate 10
the St. Louis Convention, and who took sick In
esa 5stqss ass q sssa ss:. q
LANsIa0, Micl., July 19.-Dr. Thomas
Haskins was buried Yesterday. He was M
curly pioneer Of sco, WaAhtenaw County, hay.
Ing removed there Ia 1888. He was Is years oil
age.
Dennis Kinsley, Of Ovid, died recently, In hia
slst year. lie settled u Michigan IL 1857.
DrrRoia, ,seidi Mici' ai Jaiy = so-Gapt. Jane. II.
etarkweather, who once WIS well known a. q
mater Of lake vessels, died to-day " the Ma
1ine Hospital, where he was Stewart
, 1876-07-21

did not deny, bnt denied that she was his legal
wife, as tho contest was as to the legality Of
The marriage, the Court could properly grant
alEnony during the suit. The motion Tor i per-
Of court IN not paying 600 per month allmony
was denied, ~ this was a hafsh measure where
fnilder means would he sufficient. A motion
10 strike nut the amended answer OF the defense
was oyeFrulcd, and evidence In the main case
ordered taken before Commissioner. It is prob
able that an execution will be asked by plalntiN
as a means Of collecting the alimony heretofore
awarded, while tho defense will, no doubt, Rak
for q reduction OF the alimony.
, 1876-07-21
FINANCIAL.

sAr FRANCISCO, July 20.-Thc depressed atatc
OF the stock market has become tho subject OF q
newspaper controversy. Tho Chronicle IL nut,-
lis,tng strong bear afttclcs which tho Ca1 aud
Ba'lefln intlniate are pstl for. while tho Aifa
holsters up the BouanKaA. Col. Fair, Supcfln-
tendcnt nf the California and Consolidated Vir-
ginla, te1cgraphs from Virginia denying in toto
Of thu rnnos, which, hc states, never looked
better. Wcl1-tnfortnel parties consider the
state Of Tho market purely the result Of spccu-
lat1ve operations.
Silver unchanged.
, 1876-07-21
TOR CONGRESS,

sEvENTH INDIANA. a..
INDIANAPOLIS, July Gothic Democratic
Convention OF the Seventh Congressional Dis.
trict met At Grecncastle to-day and nominated
tho Hon. franklin Landers Tor reelection 10
Congtcss.
shVHRTu ONO.
=, CNolNHATs, O., duly 20.-The Democrats Of
tne 5eveht1 paio Congregational District to-day
FIFTH tOMt0.
Jhe Republicans Of tho Fifth Ohio District
nominated J. l. H. Long,
foUNTK INDIANA
The Demoerrts OF tAs Fourth Indiana Distr,ct
nominated j. D. New,
WILL NoT Run.
WoRcE.TER, Mass, July ao.-Tho Hon. Geo,
F. Hoar Will not accept Fenomination to Cou.
Ereas.
, 1876-07-21
THE FULITiCAL BITU1TIONs
Special CpTrtspandeAct Sf Tha Tribune.


Special CprTt.pondeact sf Tbs Tribune.
LEAvESWoAru, Kan., July IT." Bleeding
Knnsash II never goes back on her record, md
I greatly doubt II she ever will. Since 1851,
every State election has been grand Repubi-
can victory. Tho Democrats, as general thing,
do not pretend to tnake a fight, though, once In
while, they pick up some Liberal sore-hfsld
anu march on to certain defeat with him. The
people Of this State love tho principles Of tho
Republican party, and are welded to It's leaders,
Hayes and Wheeler arc
SURE or &c, 900 MAJORITY
in Knnsas this fall, though few enthusiasts
like Col. Ike Eaton s'tho Democratic vat- -hoss u
member Of the National Democratic Executive
Committee. etc., declare that thcy eau carry Kan:
iS ye. and Wheoe fos Sssnnns Il
eau couus On The ayr electoral votea Of our Sau.
FOR GOVERNOR
Anthony, Guthrie, st. John, and Adams. Ths
censtesshsa cob, and Judge lisdo1msr.' '' Tho fh
and earnest sappor.oi 81 iio1cs Greeley; M % but.
like thousands Of fothsse. be has become d'agusted
@ Soasas s p.ts s sehns as as9 sSs tss
Honest Money. and Honest slen. R!shs l!ere let
III, sae aeS now seS s"eppos
al tho Inst Presidential election. favored The choIco
OF Greeley. Somehow OF othor, VIC cAnnot avail
low Tildcn In this section.
FDR CONGRESS-,
in the F!Fst District thers arc three asnsants: the
present incumbent, Col. Phillips DR.. Hodge, md
Gen. Guthrie, with The chances IN favor Of tho
ftat.nancd, who has made On excellent 1iapscseut-
alive. ..-...,
In tho Second n!strict, tho Republican nominee
IL tho Hon. C, HASKELL whuse character Is aboy0
roproach. His opponent will b. Judge Ooodin,
who ID the present Representative.
In tho Thltl, tho cllolco Of tho Republicans will
be the Hon. Y. II. brown. who ii now aesYng Ills
GFFt term IN congtoss.
UNITED sTATR9 SENATOR.
This fall will also be elected Legislature to
choose successor TO United 8atca Senator James
A.. Harvey. Mr. Harvey 10 honest, Intelligent,
and makes i fair representative: but he Is not a
schemes, and not much Of politician. although
he has serYed two terms az Governor; ao, II ho
be again the choice for blu present high aad honor.
able position, It will be becaaso tha people have
faith aud confidence IN him,
TINS Tntnuxk's exposures Of Sham Tllden have
done mn Immense amount Uf Rond-one Tn.nuNa
being worth hundred campaign circulars: II tie
iopnb!EcAn party 'nanagess want to make con.
verts, ! say to them, Circulate TuR CHICAGO T4IA.
UNE.
, 1876-07-21
MISSOURI.

St. LOUIS. Mo-, July 20.-Ths Democratic
stata Convention geaasembled at Jefferson CIV
II 10 o'clock, and after listening to speech
from Geu. Hockaday, ons Of tho dcieate<. can
didstes for Governor yesterday, nominated
Henry O. proekmeyeF, prominent German, OF
81. Louis, lus Lieutenant Governor. Michael
Mc0rath, Of st. Louis, was nominated for
secrctary OF State, tho present tucum-
bent; Elijah Gates, Of Buchanan County,
ssase Treasurer; Thomas Holiday, Auditor,
County, Attorney. .GaaSlal; j. e NchenSy,
, 1876-07-21

Jackson County, Register Of Lands; Judge Of
the Supreme Court, John W. Henry, Of Macon
County.
Qcn. Phelps, tho Democratic nominee for
Governor, received the following dispatch To-
day:
WAsutnaroH, y. O., July .20.-Tha Mlssonn
delegation 40 fat As sgcn, and yons friends from
your nomination. ERAaMus WELLS.
, 1876-07-21

Slew WIN ntsnfnoysnehcrnl lnt yestssnay. ann
lin H. tnnTto IN relation ~ tht ~ casca ~ thc III
lowIne storekeepcra: II. Il. Mueller. Rrncst Mat.
tern, t.onia lserger, md ThcodoFe behlckcl. ne
esss tnnt tnsse mfn 9te enseu 70 imMany
liz i,.s rnne hrrn for o. tIc nusnnsr NJ nhfnfntnu.
relcnss OF the cases ugainst them. lie repre-.
tcnta alto the interests Of tlauger. who
stc ~ nnt,ca l ne 49, tnai ns aoes ~ ste
t:hicnro uf an1 ,munrtancc' ia IA also
hero for she titrpo.a uf eating the t}uv-
eminent 70 reaesfe it, claim upon lielmhn,k's e..
~ tH ss y az aspose III hss
q M u; :.:t'!;ss ;@s @ I'D :;asss.: 5 y wi; VI
BY people Of Al ctasaes In Chicago. witont regard
to color, station, OF previous condition o. servl-
enae ss.l1s re- Inc ps.aon e. ssnf Go s9s.
sentence. tbeing 10 much norc severe thnn wsa In:
tletea !p !apo1 nnea mots gully men. i Hes!nf hao
Wsd to ateo ys % n, 1S n 'r r1 h., gsd
mat tua very heasy sentence o. !ies!n8,
20 ont O.! 81 proportion 10 the pnhssh1ncnt
~ .s. tun " 49,. aess, ~. ~. shs 49, n1Puienss. M
hat H. 1,Ss bers " ten H. un,3 3s
~ tEnleaso aIs IN t9ue Hny conHo!iea Y !nt re-
Ished On aeeuat os iii Itmfa' shoos y 1692.
ne. 8uGs ~ ~ 70 70 apfa
he thinks, has made tae gFea!sst mistake q hls le
Il, y. =. @-s" 49, ""-''"
"os;efn aefman VOC ,s !ot i1laen.
German vntn ~ tnt am, - ,nrno,t,rou T,,den for
ss..n1u vuso' Wv. "ts sappo.lus 4nue" ~
p,ad to yoto for Hayes when election. day comes
around. scciog that ltcs!nE supported Grant and
ths rlennbliean tteket In 1A7t he ran hnrhlw nv,
been ''pnnlshcd unduty " for bis Liberal shoot"
uo was punished for violating the Hesenue law
~, -. r. 80. 49,. j., - Ia '"s
''" 1'~' .t's 's'S 49, A"'1 ~ "AsouoAe AVIS 1e"H4
ago. -.........'
Rpecfaf Mspaeh % 7ae 7Hsane
LaSsIs't Mti my y,5. 1 :as Third Con
, 1876-07-21

MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, Cam, July a0.-Campbcl', lcath-
er-beltlng merchant, has failed. lis assct*, In
Guiding had dcbt., arc sa40, 900, and his lIabii-
tics arc $3.50 o00 Of which slGl,0W are said to
b. 8ecureL.
, 1876-07-21
THE SITUATION I'm LOUISIANA.


Last evening TRIBUNE reporter sont mp his
card 10 Gov. Kellogg, Of Louisiana, who, with
his wife, ia stupping ut tic tarnnd Pacific na'tcl
They arc OH their way to thu Ccntenninl. Dur
Ing Ills atsuncc tho Goycrnor leaves the affairs
Of Stntc In thu haMl Of tic Lieutenant Governor,
t!nppcr little culorcl man, nAsltcd Antoine,
who dresses rather loudly, al1ecta fast team,
lives in good style. yet sitfa1 Is good
teow sof-sncatea, md ai nsn ~, %lIS a,,,,1 has
GOV. Kellogg las previously bccn llydcscrlbci
III tllcse columns, and Ills general appearance Is
pretty we'll known To most Of TIE TRIBUNE
readers: IL Is z native 1f thfs state, prooat'ly
and mingled With gray HIS fcatMrcs arc reg
ular and rather sharply outlined. Tl'e GoVernor
has m,lstache, anu dresses plainly aud Ill
good tasto. An hour or 10 was spent In pleas
pnosrRcTs SOUTH
the gentleman spoke very plainly, ana1,
H. +; tc,ace. IT, is pst prstt'y ave ' eopsGerae GGeftf
weight, and provo to the pcoplo Of The United
sns' sii"w tho f National M % aoso1naen to fiji nto tbs
hands OF Copperllead Democrats.
Said tho reporters:
~ What are tho prospects In Louistanaa"
IT eal, hardly say. We hope for tho best"
p9 az Xon " anticipate turbulent campaign
noyora on nj. ysn u 1n,xn 2Inra t5as1y Sn
nn,n Tha haiter Class Of nconja arc op1oseil
TO It. but there arc disturbing clesnents In
Of the parfs 1dn. th4SE %, T. R,.t F1S5ty Feay
mc sna r1c1una s' nr sanr rry otcr nn
Wiikinsn,, wi Es1,ntr M;ssisslnn.. n ycry lnsyless
portion of TINT State, and believe the fevcs to
.V,ti, @a thn 1ar1sns With inric1 m Mississinn}
Arkausas. unI Texas." 'f'''
'w1io AIsu TO BLAslB
Tor ths5s S1s tsoapes T. sa,sswaat o, to tel band
of t,vn,ve nnrsnns nrrhan. in n comm-
un,y " VI h,ptn;1r,t ,v,,e nsps5c ~ mnv ca1,sc
ti,a tromhia. Th"v r,mx cn}} tkcmsniv,s VIII
ias.ss, Esga'ato1s' q Whte.1iners: Tiiey 'f fise
INK % a thuS e. up & ds
Ellled.n -S ''' o' ~ '''1'' -
of Ssnaor .c VIZ fG haa 'Ti oth ap hIa arms
shot ~ and w"s wn1,n,eS in ore ~ i,ts ,cga for
Sarirr ~ ~ X" ~ R.ncan IL Fsltcians 1.s H. r.
r Fs;t,w t. ~ Iii ~ Gnxoro i - nat mi ~
spirit I a,, act,1aIjy M cams to BE- ratni,g tcsh.
tmfan. m nun ~ e Gsdo5 h a esh % M a
ieed. III. tstcr. whn nt,ras,1 him nonr wonnn' il
deaI paor Titoi'o,i ,sn. % inaS"e 5o' =, n,}.'
II T; ah o; tae Ksss sssst il
Inc o ts Tas
annot thesa u trngbea ~ I I,e MI doWns
hin, cn,r y, ~ sS 1S anS , ~ Gsu tfu
.a;Ivow .o,na svnm ",''t Oh ~ ,,tc n
graph com,nuuication. It taScs s weeR to get tI
,t. aa -" t'srs. in tMe n EcoFo uot Know nay
n,Iiitia T. ~, 20 ,os ~ ss' u.
.an.nn- ~ ~ ~, ~. ,,.,s % ~ ~ M1 ~ nT.is y
scaaona " " yeat u s aosol1tely 'nlposslblo
'otTansp1st np !. .I9opS as. ..,,o u...o,.u
~. Ht,.s,ns,i ~ anJ"s u.nIs eoILues.. etAtsst
otho. a.as oa sSnsss teAas. ata
ia, oatv. 9taecs >; LII tme LII: tne
eootGo ,t psom9 at'a 1tep499eaahg aie kept ~ ~
sorao sotr arra ~ sgsssppl ~ w u.s.
, 1876-07-21

PORTSMOUTH, N. II.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 2o.-The Rocking.
ham Dino Savings Bank closed It's doors to-lny.
, 1876-07-21

sUfssEH AND TtH Cll1cAQo WHIsKT RING.
- Qfspdtch 10 BultisAoFs Ouakll4.
WAauN1Tok. July lB.--Gdl. JueAsent OF Chlta.
70. arSiIrd hefa LAST cyculug. uu Lad IN iltat.
, 1876-07-21

Khnfas City 4 Denver Fast Ex,
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lkektn md l'eOstA F&at Exptee$
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Ch1cARD d l'AtucAfl H. X E1. :,
StEthtur. LaCat, WASti'ton TX,
Juliet T. Dwight Acremtnd4t'C
, 1876-07-21

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON l. QUINCY RA1LR0An
ST., and Canal and Rtxtoeath.sts. Ticket Onlces ba
GIkrk, A., and ~ deputs.
, 1876-07-21

Ct. Lou!s ExpFtsa ...........,..
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Calro l. New Orleans Ex.......
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Springfield, l'corta 4 Kcokuk
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Dubuque u SIolix Gliy Ex..,,.
Dnbu,iue & Sioux Clty Exec.
{tllflail Passenger ..,..........
, 1876-07-21

PGRTllAlT or HAYES AND WHEELER.
EAgcutea lu tho duesi ulaunuF. AGENTS WASIEDi
ktAd ~ cents Tor sAtupla En1 G!IGqa54 haa ~"
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, 1876-07-21
COL. WOODS MUSEUM,


This Etearner GEORGE DUNBAR ean he chartereAf fo
ExtnfstDnt very reasonable terms. Apply Dn1rt
at MafiIson.st. htilZe Il 2 Mataon rs Markr