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0F We have received too late for publica.
ton this week. the proceedings and resou-
tons of meeting a, British Hollow, of per.
sons interested in the sale of The reserved
mineral grounds. Mex. week i, will be pub
lished on our frs. page.
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IA drrtg0,

At New Lisbon, on Tuesday the 10Th inst,
BY VIM. G. Sperry ESQ.,, Mr.. GEORGE W.
.COWAN. with Miss ELIZABETH ALI.
BAN
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which was attempting to break the blockade

which was attempting to break the blockade
and run into port on the coast of Mexico. cap.
sized off Green Island. Her crew consisted
of eighty persons. OF these thirty nine were
lost, sixteen others drilled ashore on such sup.
ports as they could get. and were taken pris-
oners. THE fate Of the remainder is not men,
toned by our correspondent. Probably they
were picked up by some Other vessel of the
squadron. We believe Lieut Parker. of this
city, was attached to this vessel-Eds. Pitts.
Gazette
Midshipman Rodgers and DR., Wright. who
were ashore near Vera Cruz accommodating.
were surprised and captured BY the Mexicans.
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o. Will those who have communication 8
or advertisements for the Herald, try to send
them each week as early as Wednesday morn.
Iing2
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For the Herald.
Duroc's Requiem.

Duroc's Requiem.
There was dark cottage, with the sen'i.
nels a, the door. in which Duroc lay dying;
and there, 100, was The solitary tent of Napo.
leon, and within. the bowed form of the En-.
peror. Around il, at distance. stood the old
guards, and nearer by, groups of silent chief.
,ains, and over all lay the moonlight. These
brave soldiers. filled with grief to see their
chief borne down with such sorrow, stood for
long time, silent and fearful. AT length, to
break the mournful silence. and express the
sympathy that might not speak, the bands
struck up arequem for the dying marshall
The melancholy; strains rose and fell in pro-
loneed strains over the field, and swept 10
softened cadences on the ear Of the dying war.
rior"
Oh. Fierce had the strife been on that days
battlefield.
And CORY The green grass with the blood Of
the dying;
Both horseman and rider lay motionless aud
stilled,
While sharp on the air rang the tramp Of the
flying.
For the sword had drank deep of the life of
the brave,
And foe clinched with foeman had poured
ou, his blood;
The wreahed smoke Of the battle decked
glory's wide grave
As Death rolled DER the plain in its fiery
flood.
And when nigh, Ger the scene spread like a
dark pail
And the moon and the stars looked forth
from the sky.
Twas to see proud warrior on glcry's field
fall
And welcome his soul to the blue depths on
high.
As the soul Of the warrior burst It's confines OF
And struggled with its las. foe, unconquer-
able death,
Soft tones Of rich music. did his requiem play,
And he answered i, thus with his. las. pulse
and breath.
"Breaihe, breathe those notes again!
IT'S f. warriors spiri. should pass now,
And death weave last garland round my brow,
Sound, sound that martial strain!
With its soft echoes
Shall my breathing heart strings deeply thrill;
And my fevered pulse stand strangely still
la LIES last ihroes.
Oh death! come
To climes fairer than those of sunny France,
Where warning hosts no longer.lift the lance.
Nor rolling drum.
Calls armies TO the field!
Sire, farewell! and farewell glory's dream;
The parting spirit seeks nobler theme,
To death yield.
And now those notes again!
They bear me to new worlds Of ligh. and life
Where hushed are the sounds Of warliks strife;
Sound, sound that solemn strain"
Sof, DER The plain, rung his requiem then
Borne still on the air Of the night
And when the las, tone of the music had flown.
The soul Of the warrior took flight.
The Magnetic Telegraph is completed from
pLu.Jotob;, "a piushnruh Wa ronv tha fol.
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Taken Up

DY the subscriber, living at Barber's mill, in
I'D Grant county, red and white heifsr,unde !
CT op in each ear, also notch IN the end Of one
ear. The owner is requested to Prove property
pay charges and take her away
J. J. BARBER.
Jan l6, lS41. 45-4t.
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Fiscal Affairs of Grant County.

STATEMENT of the Receipts and Expendi-
- lures of Grant County, w. T., for the year
A. d., 1916, fiom the 18th day ofJanuary, 1916,
to the 18th day of January, l647, inclusive.
EXPENDITURES.
School Fund-Amouni Of School Fund
appropriated to and among the diff
feren, School Districts, and paid, $2,025 80
Paupers-Amosnt paid for board and
clothing for paupers, for PHYSICIANS
bills and expenses Of burial, &C., 1898 80
Justices and Constables-Amount paid
for fees in criminal cases before JUS
tices of the peace, to justices, con-
stables, witnesses, jurors, guards, &c.
&c, $40 IL
Eiections-A mount paid to judges and
clerks of election for their per diem,
and mileage in making returns, BOG 90
WOlues-Amouni paid as bounty for
killing wolves, 1879 90
Stationery Amount paid for books
and stationery, &c, for Clerk Of Dis
trct Court, Clerk of Board of Coun-
~ Commissioners,R Register Of Deeds,
&C., I4S &C
IaTes Ref,mded-Amount of taxes re-.
funded being enormously paid, l "A
Juries--Anount paid grand and petit
jurors for per diem and mileage, &C., 92S 90
Fl inting-Amount paid for printing, 13S 90
CorOners-Amount paid Coroner, Cor
oner's juries. sconstables fees, &C., be-
fore coroner's juries, IS 70
District .4ttoT7iey-Amount paid Dis
tfict Attorney, 200 90
Criminal cdses-Amount paid CLERK
and witnesses before District Court, 305 "a
Court House-Amount paid tor repairs
&c, to court house, "a so
Territorial Tag Amount paid for
Territorial tax, l,N7 70
Road Distriets-Amount of delinquent
road tax paid TO road districts, 459 IS
! Serif,s and Jailor's Fees--amount
! paid to sheriff for fees in criminal
cases, keeping Jail year, atten-
dance OH District Court and Board
commissioners, summonng jures.
&c and for board, clothing, fuel ,&c.,
for prisoners in Jail and for fuel for
court house. &c. 1893 "a
Roads and Bridges-amount paid to
reviewers, claimants and surveyors
of roads, and for building and
pairing bridges, &c, 2,O66 80
Collector amount paid collector for
per centage, and fees Oh sale OF land
for taxes, 3S7 IL
.4ssessors--amount paid TO assessors of
lands and town lots, lS2 O0
Commissioners and clerk--amount paid
for per diem, and mileage of cemmis-
sioners and clerks fees, 542 &C
Ireaslrer-amount paid treasurer for
per centage, 254 70
! Poor House and County farn,-amount
I paid for building Poor House and
improving county farm, 2,lO4 ii
Taking census-amount paid sheriff
for taking census, 1913 81
Miscellaneous expenditures, III 81
Amount of orders outstanding January
18th, 1916, $50 81
Total amount of Expenditures, $l6,1l8 40
Total amount of receipts for the year
ending 18th January, 1871, deduct
ed, l5.497 81
Amount ofsexpenditures above the
ceipts, 18th OF January, 1917, 62l %
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Pine Lumber.

A GOOD supply of every description, for sale
"A cheap, At LAGWORTHY'S.
Jan l6, IS47
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lowing first despatch. II brings. intelligence
Of the death of Mr.. Barrow. the able Senator
from Louisiana, and Of the loss Of one Of our
vessels of war with number OF her crew:
Death of Sene.or Barro,c-RiH 10 increase The
Army 10000 men-Tsmperanee Increment
IN Gsngrsss Members from iO,pa-LOss Of
Ire Brig Somers and 80 Of her ereie, &c.
SENATE.
Washington, Dec. 90. 1876.
In the Senate, as soon as ii was in session
Mr.. Manpum arose aud announced the death
OF Senator Barrow, Of Louisiana, who expired
this morning. The Senate. after passing the
customary resolutions Of respect, Immediately
adjourned. Mr.. Barrow died in Baltimore,
and his body was taken to Washington this
afternoon.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the House Bill was reported BY Mr..
HARRISON. for raising ten additional regi-
men,s for the Army. one of Dragons and nine
OF Infantry. The bill provides tina, they are
10 serve for FIVE years. or during the war. The
Bill also provides for the refunding 10 the diff
feren, States which have furnished volunteers.
their expenses in enlisting and subsis,ing them
ill the troops were mustered into the United
States service. II provides in the same man.
ner for future enls'menIs.
The question of printing the memorials Of
the Quaker friends, praying Congress to bring
the war 10 close. came up and was decided
10 the negative. by a majority of twelve.
Mr.. Bar, reported Bill for the more eff.
Glen, organization Of the Army.
A resolution was offered to the efec, lhs,
all the rsfec,oues in the Capitol should be
closed. unless the proprieiOrs would agree to
cease selling Liquors.
The members elect from Iowa appeared pre-
scented their Credentials. and were duly sworn
10. The Territorial Representative Of course
vacated his seat.
Philsdslphis, Dec. 90. 1876.
The T. S. FngsIs Independents sailed from
lhss per, FOR The Pacific on the LIST cf Novsm.
bsr. The q. S, ship Columbus was a, Rio. /
y sthisg Of Importance had occurred on board. |
". hav. inislligcnes from the South, ths.
he L. s, brig SOmers. while chasing vessel
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Sof, DER The plain, rung his requiem then
Borne still on the air Of the night
And when the las, tone of the music had flown
The soul Of the warrior took flight.
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RECEIPTS.
Amour, of taxes collected, 1877 30
Amount received from grocery, tay-
ern, pedars and other licenses, 1872 "a
Amount of fines paid by Justices
of the peace, l35 50
Amount of judgements from District
Court paid over, 324 so
Amount rece ived for lands redeemed
on certificates sold, 972 81
l5,487 81
Amount of Orders outstanding 18th of
January. 1917, 1861 SO
RESOURCES.
Judgments in District Court all of
which may be considered good, be-
ing mostly secured by lien on real
estate, LISA "a
Sheriff IS certificates of sale on judg-
ment in favor of the county, 294 IS
Interest on the above, AZ 80
Tax dee Is and certificates of sale, $500 90
Amount of personal liabilities and
money in the treasury, 6l5 so
S5,73S 90
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General Notifes.
~ Hyer's Piils.-Ths

~ Hyer's Piils.-The American Improved ny geisn
Vegetable Medcine.-C Ommendaons OF this Medicine,
like the following daily received None are given
save from living responsible persons those who can Dc
consulted personally or by letter Mr. Bailey rssides "a
Wiiismsbrrgh-pace OF business, al Hadden Taylor s.
corner OF William and John SIS " v
Having lately used HYEks PILLS, the AMERICAN Ihl'
proved Hygean Vegetable Medicine, IN my family can
cheerfnlly commend them Of mine tbetween I'VE
and years Old recently went through course OF scar
let Fever, under usual medical treatment But when ihr
fever ceased the system len In bad conciuOn-a
general orpor prevailed as also peculiar oulness and
siupor Of feeling. attended with swelling OF me bowels
was administered without apparent beueh
when was induced Try HyEss Pills. as above stsie
Their favorable effect immediate. Tie swelling Wenl
down the system once restored 10 healthy lone
hi, usual buoyancy Of feelings returned and he Is now
perfectly well and hearty. can cheerialy rses9mnsho
the Medicine. WIN r. bAiLhi'
Dec. IS, 1886 - ~,
General Dep0, 40 Fuion-sL "a noor between Nassau
and Broadway Sold also by Giffn 80 Broadway; Cook
cor of Grand aud Allen sta Silva. E3 East Broad" syi
j. P Ourdan n Grands- Wiliamsburgh. y Sleod
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70 pEALERs IN FIRE ARMS.

IT 8 CIRCUIT CUIEI, Tor ne soulLeTa D.s..tJ y
L. New Yofk--E.hsa Allen - Orisson nienl- q a. -
80 s.tes Tor he southern District Of Sew.fork 90
hereby certify that The shove ented sui was ted N ass
- lion smith Thompson an Associate Jasiice Of me so
~, Coart OF the United States that Jary ives empsn-
riS .nd sworn and re opened oy M Snrrmao on
- - IN lie plaintiff Ethsn Aleu- aud MI selden On
- 80 N ,he defendant tOrisson Blunt Fl alb That Ger
~. v,en~e hsd coset the case AZ summed up ~
~ s.ssa f,r The defendant and BY M Davis for ne
ssiss that charge was thsreupon gvsr BY ne Court
70 attend hem and Iheir return rendered u
following verdict, nj o,s.,., ,rv-,.
THAI hey and TIA: ne plaintiff s1 ne orsns -
% m nh.y 81 skrg constructing u:ing md vending to
.ssrs 10 b ueed s improved lock claimed By him ana
20 49, fsr,n>r say hai the lock manufactured enc
~en1sd 6y ,hs ds6snd<ls u no. IN infringement " "s
piaindf' q rights, and ~ r,sy ssy Az -,
~ - .Sfh spusafe BY the minutes OF The seid p1aS
r.cordsd 10 nv o6ee ALEX eAkpiNLh CT Co.
December 4, i6t6L A
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Things In Washington.
sfrespoDdescs Of The Tribune.

CarTfGIGu1S1ct
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. 1915 +. NJ.
The Senate today transacted no matters of pub
Il importance till they went into Executive SEES
non. The call Of the late lamented Barrow for in
srmx,un relative to the admission OF Santa Anna
was laid On the table
The great feature Of attraction was the House OF
Representatives The Committee on Military AZ
airs this morning asked leave to report back the
Presidents Message referred to them yesterday as
ix a Il relates to the creation OF new Military
0kce and that il lie upon'the table. This was
sQuivsent 10 throwing the Message back In the
Rsdents face.
The Committee on Military Affairs is composed
shcssrs. HARRISON, tChsiman,) Boyd, Brinker
81 Burt, Ramsey, Niyen, Chapman OF Va. Carroll
tnd Thomson OF NASAL Polk men but the three
D italics understand that Mr. BOYD of Ky. was
ne only member OF the Committee in favor OF the
Presidents views and had one UhIe rrAo nus oo-
val, been present the R.Pon 81 the COMMITTEE hts
nwams rosld hare created sOmerhdf ola sensation.
Az II Il, the two great measures recommended
b. the President-s tax on Tea and Coffee, and the
creation Of . new officer are both killed by the
Presidents own party. The part Of the Message
nIensd to was laid ON the table, the President s
hsnds requesting that the Yeas and Nays might
n, be called 10 expose their weakness, which re
s>ea vas agreed 30 as a special favor.
NJ Pnrsros KING then made long speech II
isssscs of the WILMoT amendment, which pro
isaed neat excitement--thc Members crowdlnl
rqna hIu while he was speaking Our country Il
ulnrh in fearful position, owing to the election
dMPoIK The wisest men tremble Tor the lu
tav
lent YOU the above news for The Tribune o
this shsnoon by Telegraph of today at halfPast
eclni
This beng disposed of Mr.. ScHESck introduced
Resolution q Inquiry relative to Mr.. BAKER,
nght to occupy seat as q Representative from
Illinois while Colonel in the Army After some
time spent on points Of order, be withdrew his
motion
The Hcase having resolved itself into Committee
q the Whole the bill for the creation OF ten new
resimeass Of regular troops was taken up and dis
cusedby Mr. A. JOHNSON generally in defence OF
ne 6lses and usurpations OF the President and by
hr HftfARp Of Alabama in favor OF prosecuting
ne VA, though not approving the manner in which
as bVought on. He also spoke against the INTRO
acton OF the Slavery question.
M c. b. SMITH having obtained the floor, the
Vsnmistee rose and the House, pending resolution
nhmit the present debate. adjourned
young man named WicKHAM, son OF Judge
WNKHAn, OF Richmond. Va. shot himself through
as head today, after practicing for some time In
sstscns shooting gallery. After firing several
scs q the mark, he deliberately fired the pisto
AasgA he own head. have notheard the cause
RlCHELiEU.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
roA..a,.- Tnnfhneha lIr0nS.

AnOdyne for immediate and permanent cure OF pam
from decaved teeth having from its Intrinsic value a.
remedy become immensely popular " ith those who hsse
used H. many limitations have lately bean thrust upon lls
market by unpnnciped persons and sold As ne ongnh
and genuine sr,ice The object of tbs paragraph Is 70
no Glove Anodyne can possibly be the snuine article 50
long fayoysbly by that nut that prepared
during years A b. ID. sands eDd Tor me
ast wear hy Henry johnson (successor A b. sands
Coz who Is now the sole proprietor The only safety Tor
purchasers TO De and ask for Johnsons Ioohaehe
Drops ard examine the wrapper Of Tie vial as every
one Of The genuine has the signature Of Henry Johnson
Rene the True Glove Anodyne 10 an Immediate
cure for the violent oohsehe pain In The gums
and that II IL manufactured genuine only By HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist, No. rs Broadway,
side the Granite Building Sold also al 100 Fulton
81, II East Broadway and sos Hudson-s Price . cents
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U The death Of Gen. Thomas l.. Hamer was
noencea IN me OHIO Legislature on Wednesday last
ssosauons expressive OF regret and eond olencc were
xY'eu w me house and concurrsd In BY the Senate,
:. u%en eo'n houses adjourned for the day. One of
Srsoleuoos proposes that the BODY of the deceased
brought nom Mexico and Inferred In the so OF Ohio
Ne expense oft stsle.
" Is seems to be very well understood here.
"a oee Of the objects Of the express from
~ santa ~ which left here q few days ago in
MAJOR Fitzpatrick and Mr.. :. p. Subiette IL In
~ ses entirely, 70 recall Gea. kesrney from Cali.
M NJ aspaich the General and all the roops under
~. !. which may DO spared from the occups.
snn - and other points to Join Gen. Taylor
- VIM him II this be the purpose of the dcs,
- considerable period must elspse before the
tns oe carried ia,o effect probably not until some
or June next isl Louis Rep. 18th ult
-. ptAo Alrr.-Dsvid Lamb the young gen.
- ported TO us by some OF his freads some time
"a - seunS been wounded ct the battle of Monterey
49, 'sned copper shot and having subsequently
sus., "a me etects yesterday made his appearance
I'm cs.v Vs aaa rSor. We gave the account
~ ssseeisiss; certain IL is however. that he is
n, - soer was he engaged 1t the battle NJ Monte.
eeog ataiase shcse whose sympsrhies have
~ ned In his behalf that the rsport,S dead 4.
Ia a. We are writing, the veritable David
M ~. sands By our side. He states that The re
III 49, se niasrsrsS &c originated from the fact
Il, .n o. Nc same ns,ne wAs wounded Al the b.
'snse battle, and conveyed 70 the hospi,.l
I,~. llersey City Sentinel
- o siiors LrrrRArrRY. One victory no besn
49, n Asnodaa Protestant tells the truth Ac-
ss~ VA paper The Karpers of Nev.Y have
- w ssep hssng determined no, even to corn
~ -ysoeeenoe OF some French novels vbich ,hev
n cor,..S.s - y sns; they have been tie cause
rum so0ash already w Chronicle
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L la Inc seIion Of Etasa allen VA Blwst syni, IN nc
Ccuit Court of The Unt States, for an lnins snenl =.
HI. patentrfgh snff4cturr, use and sell 70 De used,
ta- sFLF-COCKIrG PISTOL. verdict has been gwen
n, lie p.snif with cnsgs Of vial and Inc OF we've
-rsre coar and unctton has been Issued az
Buas sy1us 10 reGrsn tem from mAaing or selling ssd
sTtre Their De iiOi for new trial. and 70 ssIy 70
W..hfpyton on = bill of exceptions, has been reused
TIE pablo ars tbsreore respectfully ceauoned sgsinI
purchasing seliag Ne Ss tCoek ing rs'Ds h.ass
Punt Sya. or sny PlsJos Of similar krf, as ~ dsr--
g.rdng MS eantiOn would maze II necessary iof ne
sab,crber ~ appeal Ito laws for Proieeuon 10 A. saea
her Norvic Conn and for sale By ne p,ncips ess-
efs Ia he Aztice IN New YORK ElnAr nt, r-f
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aHEUMATIsM AID ME
CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

Aswstt A. tn ousAsDs on OTHERS IN ALL PARTS o. fhs
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o,mlne us of benefits derived from Dr. TOWNSEND Sarsa'
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some forms and all, a ssfs and valuable medicine
BENIN. WEEKS, NJ. ID.
Brooklyn. Nov. q, 1916.
Dr. TowssrsD-Dsar Scr Having for some ume p4st
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs ana
a continual pain In my side owing 10 evening exposure IN
travelling after and finding my disease 10 increase
with much difficulty of breathing and other alarming symp
toms was advise By clergyman friend OF NINE, 70
try vour celebrated Sarsapsrs did so, and after Ia
Ming Two or llree bottles found myself relieved mysp
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SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor Of Bapust Church.
Nov ~ Ig.s staten Island.
Principal Oikce, i26 Falton-st sun Buildings
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ptenlsr or CRiNE.-Judge Parsons OF Phiia'
dsAs recent charge to the Grand Jury states the
rssylhs TACT that thsre has been great dmnuion Of
une in the city and county OF Philadelphia during the
~ year. The rcdar lion OF on the criminal cal
sdai hss been con derable, when compared with
szsner years The lumber of yerdicts rendered in
81 Vas seven hum red and seventy five, and to one
s'sdred and ioryfv, bills Of indictment were entered
HAS Of guilty hu,e year lsi6 there were seven hun.
s'ed and AiryioN verdicts rendered, and pleas of
saiay TO but e'shyiour. making all the bills of In
@e'hen Which came before the court for adjudication
f Aasded and two less in ls46 than in the previous
-sn1 shsse cases generally have been small in their
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u..psrn-A letter TO the Express dated at
lberi,en. Dec %, states that it was the uniyer-
n impression there among both Wings and Locos'
AT sr.RKY, Wing, was elected to Congress-
". learn with regret from the same source that
<,<ts wa wounded In duel on the 23d ult with Mr.
I skv,t, Of Columbus. The difficulty arose from per-
81 observations made by B. wbereupon Stark struck
"a. A challenge Immediately followed which was ac-
rssd BY stsrke Both parties went on the Alabama
.. surhe did not fire. thereby giving his opponent
A. xdsssc,icn which he requested. He received Mr..
s,s,nesln his right arm. The wound Is a bad one,
,so3sy,ps smpuatlon necessary.