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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18

For more than two-thirds of lifetime
CHARTER OAK STOVES have been familiar
household word; daily gaining in popular
ity, and doing vast deal of good in enabling
housewives to place before their families
every day three "square meals" well and
quickly cooked, at a very small cost of both
fuel md labor; and we are doing no more
than our duty in advising every housekecper
who does not have Charter Oak Stove to
get one with the least possible delay.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18

DISTRESS after eating, which is one Of the
most unpleasant results of indigestion, will
no longer be experienced if tablespoonful
of Simmons Liver Regulator is taken after
each meal This will prevent the distress
referred to; and by persevering in the use OF
This remedy for a few weeks permanent
cure will be effected, and pain will no longer
be the penalty of eating.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18

FURNITURE is sold by Holton & Hildreth,
225 and 227 State St., Chicago, lower than any
house in the West. Goods are frst-class-
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18

TO reprove small faults with undue
vehemence is as absurd as to seek to re-
move fly from friends forehead with
a sled ge- hammer.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18

PRUssING's White Wine Vinegar Works, es-
tablis he'd in 1S4S. are the largest in the world.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18

A FEW doses of Hofmann's Hop Pills when
YOU feel Aguish are sure preventive
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18

Cranberry men are Of the opinion
that the kind of winter we have just
passed through will be favorable for the
cranberry crop next fall.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18

When medicine will promptly cure sucn
terrible eating ulcers and free the blood OF
Ionper doubt its wonderful virtues! Or.
Pierce, however, does not wish to place his
Golden Medical Discovery in the catalogue
of uuack patent nostrums by recommending
If To curc every disease, nor docs he so rec
ommcnd it; but what he does claim is this,
that there is but one form Of blood disease
that it will not cure, and that disease Is can
cor He does not recommend his Discovery
for that disease, yet he knows it to be the
most searching blood cleanser yet discov-
cred, and that it will free the blood and e.
ten of all other known blood poisons ne
they animal, vegetable or mineral. Inc
Golden Discovery is 1cnranted by him TO
cure the worst forms of skin Diseases, as all
forms of Blotches, Pimples and Eruptions,
also all Glandular Swcllings, and the worst
form of Scrofulous aud liberated Sores OF
Neck, Legs or other parts, and all serotulous
Diseases Of the Bones, as White Swellipgs,
Fever Sores, Hip Joint and Spinal Diseases,
oil of which belong to Scrofulous diseases.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18
"a Drop of Joy In Every Word"

FIEMINGTON Hunterd0n Co., N j., June 20 II
DIR. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. T.: Dear
srMIt is with happy heart that pen
these lines to acknowledge that you ana
your Golden Medical Discovery and Purga'
live Pellets are blessings to the World.
These medicines cannot be too highly praised,
for they have almost brought me out OF tne
grave Three months ago was pfoheh ou'
With iarge ulcers and sores on my body,
limbs NIB and face. | procured your Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets,
and have taken six be tiles, and today am
in good health, all those ugly ulcers having
healed and left my skin in natural, healthy
condition. thought at one time l could
not be cured. Although l can but poorly
drop of ioy in every word l write. Gods
blessing rest on you and your wonderful
medicines is the humble prayer OF
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18

The value of mans education cannot
be estimated by the price he paid for It.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18

Books most influenced by hard times
are pocket books,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18
NEAR.

IHEARD the words Of the preacher,
As he read that hymn SO dear,
Which mother sang at our cradle
To the ancient tune OF Near.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-18
DELINQUENT SALES.
r Any BRYAN nINISa loA.

ADV BRYAN uINlN0 CO4.
iPlNY.-L Location Of principal place OF
6uslness, San Franeisco, California.
Location Of works. Fiowery Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the iol
lowing described stock. on account oi sssess-
fs76. The several amounts set opposite inc
namss Of the respective shareholders, As FOL
lows: - 81. A.,
Names. 30. Serth' Gus 81" '
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-18
WANTED.

THREE JoURNEYNEN HOUSE PAINT.
j EiiS and one Paper nauses. Apply 81
ROBINSON 4 McKENZlE-b,
Painters and Paper Hanesrs.
Lower Gold Ulil,
myslws Opposiis the sspphirs Quarts NIL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-18
DELINQUENT SALES.
North Chipaaa-Cenunasd.


The above sale 10 postponed until FRIDAY,
Nay -, 1876, q the same hour and place.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
ap7std JOS. MAGUtkk, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-18

And In accoruases with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Dtrsetoss. made o. he 1sth day Of
March, is1e, 20 many sharvs VI sach parcel
Of such stock ~ mag Be necessary vii Be sold
llRoom sol No Isl Meatgoosry street. San
Francisco. California. sh SATURDAY, the
9,h day Of Nay. 1873. 81 the hour VI. IL
O'Clock q. OF said day. to pay said dslrn'
Quent assessment thereon. togsthsr with eosts
OF Advertising AMI sxpsnsss of the sac.
Q. A. sANKKY. SECRETARY.
Oniee Room n. No. al Montgomery street,
san Francisco, California iays ID
NIOnrM ClalrMAN AfNlN0 CON.
IN PANY. = Location Of principal place Of
businsss, san Francisco, California
Sotice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. ON aecOunt Of assess-
ment I'M. ~ levied On the ID day OF harcs,
Isis, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholder. - FOL.
lows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-18

20. Trustees. sees. 100. 1854. 1906. % IS
And In accordance with law. and an order
OF the hoard OF Directors, made On the 18th
day Of March, 1916, 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock 40 may be neeessary win
be cold at public auction, at the once IL the
Company Room ~ iiayward's Building. No tis
California street. San Francisco, California. on
FRIDAY. the nlnsteenih ii9thl day VI Nay.
1876, At the hour Of tvo (2) o'clock 2. 4.
thereon. together with costs oi advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
ID. l.. THOMAS. Secretary.
ONCE - Room No. II Hayward's Building,
No. ti9 california strest. San Francisco. Call.
fOrnla. mybtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-18

I Glazier X Co, Trustees. bal.
anee certificate No li9. sold
for assss. ment No TO-. go. .tlS. ...5.....6 e.
I 9lskief 4 CO. Trustees. bal.
anee certln, ate ho2N. sold
. for assessment No .....ti5T.....6k...6 10
Prank swift. Trustee. bal.
Ance certificate o115, cold
for sssessn, nj No ....&iss.....6 ...o0
Frank swift. Trustee. bal.
ance certificate Soo,0. sold
for assessment No ~. ...iic0.. ... 6k...6O
W Hinchmau. Trustee. bal.
ance certificats No l7I1,
soid for assessment No U.4l6l....J4....5i =.
II l. wood. Trustee. balance
certificate No 1901. sold for
assessment Nol0 .......tlG2....l ..l30
n II tcott 4 Co. Trustees.
balance certificate No ICES. $500
sold for assessment No 10. ti6J ...l3N ..i3W
II y Kent. Trustee. ialnnce
certificate No i1t3. sold for
assessment No 10. ....,....ti6t... .lI....H =.
Franz swim, Trustee. balance
certid ate IA ass. sold for
assessment No II. ......... tiCf. ....C On .00
n = wooI, Trustee. balance
certificate No 119s. rOld for
assessment kolo ........tl6I....lJN ..l3 ~
Ilosmer 4 bourne. Trustees,
balance certificate o 2sN,
sold for ,sres- n.ni No ~. tlC5... .5.....5.
FraLk swift. Truste-. bal
ancc certificate No 1879.
sold for assessment No l0.flsO. ..l3h III %
X A hiehsrdson. Trus'ee, b.l.
anee certificate No 2s31,
sold for assessment No 10. all .... On. q 20
Frank swift. Trustee. bal.
nncc certificate No 2oSD,
, 1876-07-04

It has boon determined by the Democratic
City Central Committee that Tho last City
Convention shall reassemblo aud nominate q
candidato for Mayor. It seems to 10 tho
general opinlon a1nong tho wiser heads Of
tho party that great {isk is incurred In making
q purity Issue on tho hlayoralty at this tiuso,
and thAt To do 10 ID to invite almost certain do
feat, and thus To damage Democratic pros
poets at tho foil elections. AL OF Which il
undoubtedly true, anu the folly OF attempt
ing to mako Chicago Democratic city vii
be more CLEARLY apparent about tho Tim
the votes nru counted.
, 1876-07-04

In our remarks upon tho selling Of the
IaAo-Funt, aud obtaining therefor $500, 600
for the exhausted aud distressed Treasury OF
CHICAGO, ve assumed that there WAS I. stand.
4ng offer from the railroad companies to pay
to the city that SUN Of money for quit
c]ai,a deed OF whatevar tiuo or claim tho city
may have to the land within the limits Of the
three blocks Of ground. We do not aes how
auch deed could convey TO the corporation
anything but whnt is nauad therein. Or by
implication revive any rights OF contr1n any
rights to which the company has now, Or has
aver Ind any claim II tbs Fallroad com
pauy havs my claim, legal or equitable, Il
these shreo blocks, 1t holds 1t independently
, 1876-07-04
C01QR Ann.

~. ,,. - Coi,ro,1o l,ovinn ndonte3 tho
1no peot''o " eolo4"uo ."'nb ,'011
now Constitution framed by their ConVoh-
t!ont "'i's "Pft"'os' ~, .''e I'',-,, -.
'ne aa.'ss 'lu r.'"eeIs ha"ouo STAT.
osaa' ls, tuetoto'o' s,. ~ 49, .,sas,,;,as -,
~. pso,,,,a~... -, cnnoros. IN t,uo t,ma
'',s huap"ue nv W ,,s5 ~ ,,h,nh ~, .,,oaaa
,t...srss.ss. -" trl,o nao,,,a ,,ovs
wv on',eu '''",ss ~ .,t,a. et...an,
n'So 10 et.o' uosotno1 "a4 "s T.. os.s.s.a
esl'' ~" - ,S S-.,.,., 49,. .o,1 10 ,;,a
Eo'o'ua9 w.. "eov W -. e nss.,s.n. .,a w.,
no,o. .nies .'oe'''" '>''' 1o' : 1'"'>~'' ''
A1nu rn,' ,.a =. ,,...,,xr , s,o,o
, 1876-07-04
CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.

rne Republican party hos row placed ~ nstlona!
TICKET apd platform bcfore, the people, The ensoiaR
rt1dsntIa ca.vsss wtll b one Of tse most e1ctlns
md important Tint hes ever occurred IN us counIs'
,,cpi Information. III order tuppiy this
stlhe.s os Tnk CHICAGO TnInuNx vi! print easiran
ttttton commencing Immediately an1 & ebmtEs1tR sH
rnt1I sf.r liz frceienllA election III NoTenbef is'o'
al iSe following cxtrcssiy low rates. po'tasc ps"'
weekly Campaign rn,nuNk-*inglo copr..'....S ~ II,
TTentY.fiTc roplrA tu oNf AlI,rxsa.. y ~
TH.W5oE1y CaimInlgn Tnlhusx-s!hs'e coPs''' nj
EItYrn cprc4 tu flxx AHnHxbk.
Lack numbers Of t!le canpaSn et!tion osNaTt r., w.
sAut- Thr sMncr nertons urdcr TiK EAAealMs !Ain.
s.ME ahu Greater punber Of kauca they viii &et 1oF
hntr mn
, 1876-07-04

Tho Common Council yesterday adopted d
resolution calling upon tho Comptroller for
a List OF tho propetty-ownera who were suo-
cossful in ovading the payment Of tlloir taxes
for 1873 and 1874. When tho list Inns
beon submitted its publication will doubtless
DO ordered, aGorliug to the people who paid
their taxes promptly tho melancholy satiafac-
ton Of knowing how many there were who
sucoeasfnlly resisted payment, md who,
taking advantage OF defect in the Low, will
sscape tho tar altogether.
, 1876-07-04

It is On omen Of happy aaspico that servin
fires her first shot for freedom today, and
TINT tho. struggle Of tho 6clavio Christinns
for their civil aud religious rights will in ftl-
tnre history date from the Fourth Of July,
upon which dny our own country celebrated
It's huudrctlth anniversary Of Independence.
Apart, therefore, from tho general features
Of tie Forthcoming war in the East, apart
from tho effort of tho Sclayio principalities
to FREQ themselves from tic civil tyranny
and religious fanaticiSm Of tho Turk, the
gtrueRlo comments itsolf to the American
people "a dating from their own birthday Of
freedom. Tho moral sympathios of the
American people will DO with tho Christian
mountainee1s in their struggle, and 1t is not
| impossible that, In case the weaker power is
pushed to tho wall, nusaia md Austria will
| come to hor reliof. It is not impossible
TINT Bervia's declaration Of war utter
all is tho first move Of Russia to-
wards tho e1pulsion Of the Turk from
Europc, and that tho Prince MILAN moves to
tho head Of the army under tho inspiration of
the Russian Foreign Office, which is saving
ita blow until 1t becomes apparent that Scr
y;a cannot win. Russia was the first power
to recognize the Horzegoviuian revolt. She
has supplied the insurgents with material
of war and money. Her agents and emiasa-
RIGS have given aid and encouragement to the
Christmas. One hundred and twenty-foul
Of her best officers aro in tho 6crvian army,
A Russian General commands that army And
Russian strategist and diplomatist Is a'
Dolerade. russia has hold Servia IN chocl
until Russian army corps is mnssed in Des
sorabia, and tho Austrian frontiers ara swarm
ing with her battalions, from all Of which VI
infer that 1t is Russia TINT has pushea 6er
via to the front.
We're the contest to be confined to Berria
aiugle-handod against Turkey, the hope TO
, Christian Independence might be slight
, Tho following statements Of the relativ
foroos, which We give in tabulated form. vi
show this. Tho army strength OF Turltey t
| TINA 1T war Ia AZ follows:
, 1876-07-04

Scrvia Las formally declared war against
tic Turks. Little Montenegro has promptly
followed suit. Tho arulies Of the former,
undor their Prince, aro pouring across tho
line in three columns into tho sympathizing
Sclavonio provinces Of Bosnia and Bu'gnria.
The army Of tho latter, under their Prince,
hayo marched into, Herzegovina nmfdst tue
accla1nations Of the insurgont population.
Servia will assault tho Turks with we'll
drilled and excellently- armed forco Of 10o, 600
troops, commanded in point Of fact by Rus
aan officers. The h1ontonegrin army NUM-
bora about 20, 600 meu, also led by Russian
officers. Thoro nro good many Austrian
aud German officers serving In both armies,
aud grpat number Of Russ;au and 1lun-
garian volunteer sharpshooters besides It
is war of races and religion. The Chris
tians intend To cxpol or extor1ninate
their Turkish tyrnnts as fast AZ they
gain ground. The horrible opproasious,
| cruelties, and inhumnnities Of four centuries
are to be now avenged in blood and o1pul-
sion, and tho forocious barbarians will bo
driven back into Asia, whonce thoy oane.
The soil which they conascated from tho
Christian population will be recovered u
fast N the hohammedans are driven out OF
the country, Tho hour haa struck for frce-
dom as well as Vengeance in that fair but
oppressed land. Tho nations Of Europe
havo formed ring around tho cornbatanta,
and will not Interfere between the Turks
and the revolted Christians, except to see
fair play. Tho intention is to lot them
fight it out. Tho sympathics of tho people
Of Europe, Of course, are on tho side Of tho
rovolutionists, md they will give them moral
support, money, medicines, powder, and
lend-1nen arc not needed, IS tho insurgents
havc them in plonty. Tho London Times
Expresses the position Of Groat Britain, viz. :
The princcs Of servta nnd Montenegro have Gu
tared upon great enterprise, and must be allowed
10 fight 1t tut Nc do not mean to say that II teti
efforts proved SO successful ~ to cause complate
break. up OF tho u,lfon betwccn tho European
Provinces 1ud Turkey might not bo constrntnse
to express our optnion 10 tho distinction 0
rome unu or two Of ttlptu, but these nre remote
contingencies The anticipation whercof would 1l'
Justify our interfering restrain the Princes. VI
hope and believe nobody In England dreams U
+ such interference. II the thought haA bsen bar
r bored auywhuse. It must bs d,sslpasEd - soua =
, | It assumes practical shape.
, 1876-07-04

Our dispatches from Tho 1ndinn country
say that Gon. rxnnY will supply Gen. cusrEn
from the mouth of tho Zig Horn. 1t may
bc necessary to Keep our supplies in a big
horn, but grant US no more big victories
osor tho aborigines out uaose in TINT sort Of
way! Something too much of this horn
rnncnft
, 1876-07-04

The unhappy Graenbackcrs Of Chicago
undertook grand rally of thoir countless
thousands last evening, and ouly succeeded
In initiating Tarwell Hall to tho o1tont Of q
hundred aud fifty pcrsons. They ars con-
vincod that the Northwest is overwhelmingly
In favor Of rag-money, and are bent upon
sntering upon tho campaign with the Tener-
able intlasionist Of New York as their stnnd-
aul.hearnr.
, 1876-07-04

In sns Early libel case against ". r. eroRnr. Of
tbs Chicago Time, IL which tho cltcuts coatt of
a. toYna STonsf Kax ana 5 r.. fas
s1irtnet he verdict VI The lower Court, and tho
Tluses n,an ii therefore ain foI!L" 1t was one q
ihr most outrageous cases Of libel on record, thc
Jiufs having through its Rockford correspondent
groasiy alanietsd ali lnnoecns yonng lad{.-Alss
Al.ox E4n1r. u Rockford, I'LL ETtan"9 Journal.
Tho young lady has e!ncc married and gone
West, The error committed by tho editor of
thu Titakt was In not promptly retracttnx 'the
libelous charges ~ soou as Its attention was
called 70 the matter. There was retEactlon
made. but It came too !ate+ It Is singular that
the suthor Of tho iadcccns charges has never
peea discovered, Notwithstanding tho closest
search has been lnstituted by sharp detectlVeA
stimulated by tho promise OF . lafge se"ard
, 1876-07-04
THE HISTORIC FOURTH.


rur u1sTop1o rorRyH
rha,s hoya bocn ,nor,v American Centen-
.,;a, co1otrotiona this Inst yoor or two, and
.,,.x, ,n;1, L.. ,,orv ,noro within the nexr fow
,,oors for tha struuo,o for American indie.
.,o,aox,,, 1,o. mt ancnrnnossod within day,
no- ,,,rth uor a xeor. hut tbs peculiar
s;nn;f,conco of to.aav'a celebration is as the
r,,,,o,,,;o1 ~ n not;on's birth. Il was oue
,,r,,,,ra,, vonra aro to.;lnv that tho tl,irtoou
as,1,;,o1 coior;sa s;onea mi, rot;aed on be-
III ~ 1os. t,,on It nm, ooO Of ncople that
1nc,aro.;on I of indonoudenco witch cousti.
,m.oa - d;st;nc, scnoroto. inlenontlent md |
- ;.,1;.;a;,,,o ,,n,;on whic1, Inn crown into
..;-,., a;,,t s,oles with a. ooo. .ooo of neo-
."ta ~ 1o. ,,oco,nn one of tho crcat powera
r. H. vivid u,rba t1ec,arat;on +" a,va Raw.
eaesa q ,vos ,,ot univ tl,e announcement Of
..'s ,,;.,t - ,oon,o int tho eatabl;abmo,t
N..;a.,, novar,,,or+ Tb;a 10 ,ba f,;s.
...a,.;a,;.n ,,,.~,,tor;,,lc of to-i1av,a co1o.
-. t1,,o o1,,,.oy ~ tba co,on;ou lv tha
11ssse n.va-r,no,t 1o,o nn+adote1 tt;a
.:, ~ ~ .,,o f,rot ,,,o.ys for no1;t;co, in
f 1o.as.s5aa,o =, ~, f,ftoon vc,,a hafora Tint
.'. n.:.;s,, 1,o.1;or,o,,t o,,horyo1 ,ho q xr;,s
s..;a.anaa ,,arsas~ch ,.arr,n,a ,vhict orona.
- .1.r,.,h,aatts srI,;,+.o,,
..sara ,,ato-a thoro ,ya. n conflict hotwcon tho
Ta 2e@le 1 5sas.-n,ant - mi v;r,,;n;a .yh;ch arat
4'"ne,.. eo .nna.. ~ D r.rcr - WV. n tbo front
Ta E,oas' ..an.a ,,ofora tt,o :. go,a ~ T;hortvn
~ .oA ..nas;,;,,, . ra.;.,onca =, tho hstof,,
oesN- 20 o.. ,,aas., 1,ato.o i'd ,,,rr-od
sunni 49,. ,,a..~oo,, - c,av,a t,oona nnd ,ho
.;.;.ar1 .,,,;oh VIVA col,ad tbo unoston
, 1876-07-04

Asur,hn LODGE. Sa 90. A., r. 4 a. M.-rhc
rcWnctp are hereby notified that ttn unrfn o. on !ate
broter Julius Hafrcn Will taEe piace hn'oa5 TM
'kts Ellt{I-BC. +. .. hAl.tsIss u" III
, 1876-07-04

a'a4ses W nos'"' Aet ' ..,,+
Ao.ity ,..,. mus. o r,.,s ,,oo,,tv t1;of
Ano.'s so.'A' ...., .,,;ot ana tlo rising
must &c an'eAta'r ~ :" 49,. ~ 49, a,o,x ,rocosa
8ehe9ation 'nuS' Ah'" nav 49, tft,a,ost
ot @ceul'u,"''on y, AAoAs .s.r @ ,,a .,,a ,nnut
!aoor IN 'a7 u.o7S '.'A o"e s.,.,,
nonof"oio ""5 ~ q- aeq".-o ".
., ,,,rnIYo.W panTv,a roupTH OF
1A1o JULY.
Upon this Centennial Fourth Of July, while
bclls arc ringing, aaga flying, and cannon
firing. It ia q fitting timo to consider what tho
nenub1ioan partv has done for tho country
dnrino its part Of tho hundred years. That
Marty haa now ucnr,y attainol its frat quar-
Tor Of q century. 1t was founded twenty-five
vcors aro. Frce.Soilers aud Anti-Slavery
Whios mud Democrats erected the structure
upon tho ruins Of tic old Whig party. Tho
slavo uowor WAS completely dominant in tho |
T,cmocraeic marty, nntl it ind cast It's banefnl |
ahailnw oyor the Whie party. Tho now or
ron;ynt;on nndo tho first stand against further |
eucyoachments Of that power which was
threatening to absorb everything. Tho fugi-
tive efforta OF individuals aud nttlo Gociehes
,voro ,ov suporsedcd by a compact energetic,
~ ,,otorr,,;1ad ,,o,tv. which lad nloptctl for
auo oo'otl'''us" t"9 y, ,s...;.,.. .s ,,,,r,o,,
,18 oase ''4" ,,.N,",1.., s...,. ~ .a-,,, ~,
ltee"oni, A.'e 1''o H.. r,sa,....,., sf :.
the os4G'nu4 o~. .h.a,.,.,, A..
aeponoehe'' ' ,... so ~' T.. ~. S,,,n;t
press, w sne r np,.ras. =, 1ohnrod
Oh ula uooA "a T.,
10 tnl8 eno, aAa -. t.: -, ,,a,,
e1c1oc@1 ''n1 .:, -. ,,ax,,
enco WIS "."o.' ~ :~-.,,,..:h,o .hnt
strength ~ 4as' oceuu'e ~ N.e'.a"e nv. -. s
the s1aSe Pomes oo>s1o '1 49,, T =. a.. 49,;
ozistonce. Nathef than 5ie'o " ,ne uou
nant parry, wnlo'1 .s'i ~. a.aa.,s., i,osor -
ABRAHAM Lasco.S ~ ..s ae.., ~ ~" ssa,ss ~
sought to disrupt 1no on.oa !. sue s.seo
anu osst tn1o" - ~ 1870 n;aoa and co,nfortoa
menu ny Aoie" - a. "'A' 80 nS-.~.....,
, 1876-07-04
ADJUSTMENTS.


AltO5pfl[ ThcatFos ,,
sfnnroe ytrcet, catues psksborn. "Eha 1lese1'
ftefuppu alt evening.
, 1876-07-04

T1alp.cl Sfycnt Urern.TfouHcs
f.orrcr Of IIats&ei aud Harrison streets. "Ciade'
Ills" lLgrmuun MID UscllnE
, 1876-07-04

Monroe street between nessLoEn .na sts.s AfIei M
Gond." Evening: ''T!le Seven s[stcrs."
, 1876-07-04

Madison srcct tctweea statn aId Dearborn EnsaSf
rcnt sf tilu Aimee OpctR.uoa1c Troupe. Ia vi
faftaiGnnc-
, 1876-07-04

tho years set opposite eueh uAma:
No 4dmfft<d
II. Vermont (Srom New York; -. ............179i
Is, Kentucky {from virginia. ..:........-."+l!U3
ID Vtnpesste from NUrth Caruliun) ..... 17uh
Ii. Louisiana {buught from Francc, 1903. .18!2
i'll Indiana tfrotn NurthweateFu Turtltory}. .lbl1
20 bJIssiasppi lfrom utots!al l8!1
Il, Illinois (fton. Northwestern Territory ....1al8
~, Aiubara tfsom GGofgiu) u)..................1Sln
81 Natne from Massacllusetts) .......... ..l824
"a Missouri tfrona the luulstAnk putchasel .1t.1
e.. Ark4usss Hrom tho Louisiana RuEchase). 3SM
GU Michigan (teom Northwestern Territory .1b57
r. FIorlda lcoIrd by Spain. 1S2ul admitted. 1si5
-. Texa4 tfre,a Mextco) annexed. .....".....1s4!n
2U iowu (from Louisiana putchasel ...:..-,.!1St9!
3d. Wisconsin {fTom Northwestern Territory 1Gis
IL California conquered from Mexico1 ~. .B5o
IN MtlIuusota (hal{ frUln Northwestern Ter
TitUry, hnit from LoniatAAn putchHse) .1855
I3. Oregon tram England by treaty. ...:.... !b5v
A KnHnaa ifron Louisiana purchase OF 1B03). lbu1
u.s. Wrat V[rxlnin {fEoln Eifxna} ......... lbo3
So. Neyxda conquered fEon Mexlco) .......: 1Sba
81. NeDfaskn tffom Louisiana purchase OF oo-
38. Colvrado marty from Louisiana purchase
aud pnrt conquered from Aexieo) .......1a1o
Territories remaining To DO organized Into