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, 1869-07-08
fREacli SOCKS.


4 n.rapEc rhhe of threatened fatality, arising
trntn tnnst peculiar cauRt' Ax J'lst iteen leyo.
ur.l IN tiiEr city. IN lllr 27ttI Of June last tIt
I"hns na3} ME. Ate8. Hangicr, wellxhpwn
grucrr Of ttr fhrh Division. luincd MI cxcur.
non of The French swirly Of It Jenn c llapt.Ic.
to l,our.pnnA!st drove, urar knukakec. lie wore,
an tnRt 1crAsinn, o rH1r 1t what Atr known
ffrnttt AtHka, rbtnphhi"a Ut nHc thread material,
with bright scarlet 1mtt,lna, which hIs Nlfn hn1
rnrchasri nj q 'ea''tlia dry gn"IF store. Al The
rtfE u the Jirhc, Rilt on ns ftIliru tn Eh!ragu,
III. nnhglry ralnpfnl,, ut FOsrrc pa,n III Ills tetl
tnI on tho la,'owns Jnnr,'nV WAN nnahlp tn attend
IN Ills lHsIHre* IN consequence " their painfully
EMnI1rn condition. FtuIh HAT tlfuH fnrth thH
tftangr hIrothrr lhrtrMr' Rapidly. extending, IN
white hklerE. ".rr nrhrfy THO rniFo ss,dy " thl.
.unrtrE. i!fk. llthFstin md Fhllrr wrIn k'lni-
lnunch. nth! Mrs nj Erst Ut ihr npInlnn lfnt tic
cn.t v - tt.r IS rfsMEelHt. ttul wcrn ssoM eotH-
rrllrdt by tbs k}mplH'tH, tn abauf1un this fa9no.
s!r. lin ph,.'rlAna ".t" co.npIetcy q, I,na 10
nrreuut i1r the peculiar manifestations Uf thc
hIarAsr, which un1uenlintaIJ Indicate that
deadly s4l*an tad trrcn afatrA tuta tae systesl
combinations hni teen ha1'. Inc DOCTOR 1nct-
.ieniRlly learned of lhc frA.lct-tpotrA French
srka s"1n ny Mr. hanSiry on II. Johns
l,cicloptd TIN fact .hnt ln thu bright rrd
colnrtrp matter wiz contained principle uf scntu
Imlson, The a,m,rlt,ou uf which Into 1hr aens!t!sc
kptaioD until II hal taken complete posse' sion of
The a,Mem Ruharqurnt to Arriving at The cA.iFe
every r:Turt MaH tnaAo 10 effect remedy. Int
Without succctA Mr. l'snE1r,'s condition has
continued to HT0w wErBe DAY by day. until. on
5ratrrdas, he advised u make hts Wit, ~ c
had hut shnrt ,'rnr to i1y" 10 htanhs this sin
Fltlhr polsun1nG rtc Vi rfesrnt II II stated that
olher cnsra nf lhr htn have arlscn fsot tle satno
cansc, though not nearly 30 ecvcrc- The practice
nf Wen11Itg ftt syr Ut tkk Ia Hh! 10 trctulf quito
r1trn.ivciy ainunv xrnlsnen, and ". rs the cnae
Of Mr.. langley hcctnH to unnatntntiJ lnlicat,
thry contain Ties" dangerous clruIrntA, thr fnCt
cannoi he loo H!ic1J disseminated throughout Tho
, 1869-07-08

IL lie E!i:ur ~ The Chten5o Trt9anx:
Will ,nu please allow me the BrAne IN your four
uaI 10 ask our CITY Fa.nere Whf tneJ do NOT COM
rel the foot peddlcF1 10 wear badges aad num-
BEN: 1t would have 5 sendeucJ 10 n3ke them
rnore respectful End, perhaps, tno1r honest Eye!J
Ing he<n there during the day and cotnpened to
stand and listen to their "lInEot" Sore of thtm
ere 70 bot put their foot IN front Of the door
and hold II open. One day last week one OF these
gentlemen applied for abundance II the basement
door TO sec the lady Of the house The same tAJ
so{at o. Iae a sn.e = M sznS re , Ro,ise ~
city ton1 license them Please confer faror on
the ladies By putting this In morr rradabsc
light iourn, VICTIM
Currtf,O JuIF 6. lSEp
, 1869-07-08
TEMPER
Resolutions OF the Cook and Lake County
Good Temp1arA.

Af80uukAOHA O! tuE %~~A AAN A4ANN NVFHtS
Good Tcmp1ara.
AZ 4 session Of the Cook ald Lake County GOOD
Templats held Il ralatlne. on Jesie,Lay, the FOL-
low ing resolutions were one.rd:
wRE1141 Oar + n.Iop tsd.s (, eent.in. 81 sno eoa-
Line stns Il ,he essnes II the lind an bF
Z s, ssa 4 tss z aIs
=, ~ dtS;. 3Aty .hS,ld lS41 .a.s t3t.l .5.:
u a..oa i 10 ~ tie mir dst. ID
immense fountain Of seeuniAsJ and mosA! dtxo*tion
st,ese eie < ,eens to "r snd sfon isfen.f
tnv ea.s Of the :ds Of eu! sns, r. e. Fsy ,5a ,he
ts IL mo-; 10 Il 22e T. gu. .pd po.enaS, :.S
thitsc Ell aass .leket sssras:sd .aaai:l:nsl
:5s:s:a, 1s + e. 'rss4s'
I'll III i aiasana j5 ~ Ii ;s1 one5 @ I'D
s. 4 ss2 x so
lsss II IL !. i, i H. 1sea
ph,ru,saFr Which I, 1nrehnes u ssstas:alnx toetal
ta1. stn: e III 1s as5s ss5 a 3
nta1y htiss .nd .n leading s!ay md fsas!a,ls g,
To sDe e@ s.os s'1 s soe q
"a .en 10 f. s. ae.is, I'LL 5 n SEP ohe 81
VIZ ue.s inTulte,, + ths m.el!ron 4 rtsonsl
D he nsa1 ts e s
ten seis,; Il ,ses u sas-e sanssderatiaa. Nc suI-
5sr t;5s e. &
totA Alst4ptntc. i.
slaves ajc.o md to presefye oar youth IRON 8.
ERpf{c ten,etn t}Gu hrut Rrprt1Etnk the RslH And
rnanntAeturr I'll alrh.c drink. beverage, 4Id
| that v will nakr pTnhlbttIrn our bat1lr CRY,
tlet are this Nqunt powet Aod bo1Ed hand md
! loot by Il have infnrnne 10 either OF ntte
pAscs who ar Htilink e unlts 9TH " we se.l,
rarfy 1hose .ll!eets aAa hr total abstinence no
license prohibition, and ths elets!nu ot nA1 10 ot
who not te1nresantc tan tn4 who Will act ute his
| The resolutions were unAntrnously adopted.
I Miss Fanuic Woodbury. Hight Grand Worthy
! Vice 7emplar Of North America, introduced the
| following resolution, which was also adopted
| unanimously:
| WW41Ah Inten7e71nce h~s1as Its s@n xesk b.
placing 11nS temptation ii along The path OF child
Es.acd Th.s It !. oer duty =. tsesr.nse reopls no
oar cfofp wan children Of tha Lind &&zlns$ th
tr.1ul eEsrts Of tAmpcrink With interesting cftnkA
| su4 teach them to dettst this wicked traffic
, 1869-07-08
Speaking Of the November election In AAsss-

Speaking Of the November election IN M1sss-
cnusetts, the Newbn'Jpan Herald SAYS:
Irwin b. dee1aed mainly on local Issae%-she Is3of
IftiAla,rJt Wi be ewhAt tnantherd b. the Sens
tsial eIson bc hAd. General nson. tins bout
doubtinl Be can ruerred aealnst General HatE. Eho
T. prominently hefosr tne people for thst poauoa u
toT4no Gsd,n, ~ha haEs wea5d ha:e % 4 tesIs =
fro this district. rrteFs the election ct Senstof WI.
md btc*ase # his 1nteTr.t n this matter, Dot
utmber II Conxrts. from the LoTeu Dissra- 1tiea
e1n @isses, thrn d. Lotns vi be t. Repabltesn
aid.ts ~ GoytEnor sad ree1!e III sapp, Of he
tho support cf JOHN Qnlrcy Adsnra- !"
, 1869-07-08
SP0RTiNo.
Presentation Of the Prizes in the
Amateur Billiard Tournament
Tho Trigger and Baso Ball.
NIl.l.lAR OH.

Nll.t.lARDH.
PRESERVATION or rg1zEs IN Tu1 AxATEuB 7oun-
kAkEkT.
A formal presentation Of the prizee Won 10 tho
amateur t1iliiard tournament Just ciosed w4s made
Last evening at Foley s. large number Of spectA.
tora being present The prizes were preseDtod by
ME Foley, " ho. In = pleasant little speech, ten.
dere 10 zach winner the reward Of his sksIl, con.
gratuIstlng ali upon the nnn showing theJ had
made. The n1l prize, Won BY Nr. Spear, consists
Of SOLID gold medal. susmounted bJ cross tn
~ ehssn' bearing oa ~ % one s1ae sGa 81 81
ths onyerss the fotlon1n9 1nscnption :
title Of Asster Amsteur, Chicago Amateur Enaaru
Tournament, for the rear is6a Presented bJ
Thomas Foley" The second prize, a beautiful
cameo sea! r.ug. set With diamond. Of s1qulstely
chAste design, KAS presented To Nj. Ellison, the
youngeat player in the tonrulmrnt; the th!rd
plzc palr ol aseeye-outlous bearing billiard en-
Items, to Mr. Watetna; aud the fourth prize, a
set Of studs, pearl and ruby wtIa gold acting, to
pressing bis sense Of the honor conferred upon
h:tu. and the pleasant AtIar wound up vith M tu,
pronrtu harHuet rendered by the winners TO Ar.
FOLEY and Ills aud thelr mutual trtenda
, 1869-07-08
Tbs Reaper Tr1A1.

The E1cirie Farmer Of July has the following
particulars Of the recent reaper utsl held 8! Sc
dalls, Nc: "Tne great interest Of the whole ir.al
seemed to centre In the selrattng machines. The
second day WAS commenced with Continuance Of
ihe tr1al Of self-raterh piece Of oad1.lodSed
grain xas selected, which Vas made much worse
bJ r1ding driving and walking through It, 50 = to
Put It In ~ bad 4 cond1aoo II was wen posstbie
much Of the g1ain MAS hid tat on the ground me
ksEaw W. very gfeen and the ground quite solt,
from the ralu ot lbe psrsiora day. Tac Champion
Ms the 41st machine In, followed By the Wood.
and the Dodse, the tstt three being the
decided fsvos!tex: The Wood, however, from some
dltAfrAngenent oI the rake, xas obliged 70 stop
kesera1 utncx. The Champion also ~eas through
the test with much credit TO 1tAe!f. md was
thought bI kouse even 10 do the oest wotk oI Auy.
THIS ttst, however. wsa yely uunax1r23 Que. ~ q
neld In fuch condition a this was put will ncscl
be found In esery-day experience The commit
tee then commenced the tr1A Of drAn and hAt
gene heArly through the eelf-TaItF.. = heu The dy
namometer unfortunately got osuken Aud Any fur
ther tests o! ofaft bJ the instrument werr hhaa
doned- This feature was not considered IN max
tnr IN the hrxfu."
, 1869-07-08
Rnbbhhry.

In view Of the recent startling robbery Of the
ocenu Bank, our bankers, MERCHANTS, and all per-
sona h1rtng vz'nah.ea to protect, viii rrAd with
Heai interest in Ano: her column ths concirnve
evidences addrced In behalf Of toa Herring sxle.
Don let the &ccumul&tlors ct lifetime be stolen
rear safe
, 1869-07-08
0ns,s9AaA EfnNa

The great Opposition storc, II l2s South Clark,
which VII open on saturday ne1t, cfeA:ea quite
rst1er AtnonEs. the cheap Ewelry ncn. Ii is un-
dcsssood that no "1o-cAred +" plated }eweln Will
te koid II the new Establishment; nothing but
rial gold, III warranted. or the money refunded
THIS u I reform long needed.
, 1869-07-08
BU6lHES8 EOTICH.

Without q Rlrn1-CotMettque IA In
rnnpAdocr.-Hth the E1easaEt confidence Ue
submit xne CoAmes1que 4 Pom padour 70 sht pub
eence OF IL deiete1ou1 minerals Aad ufUg1 In ii
, 1869-07-08
NtTtpkol Dr|cAt.

Meteorological record for Juir :, 1889. asreport-
ed by J. G. LanSEuth. Jr.. opttctaD- III Randolph
street, correspondent To the Smithsonian insh
tute- The small letters are the 1nitiaia for the
:" moist atmosphere" :" Il rz1n, v aud" sncF:''
fIaa H.g. Ni.A Ne<. / Ed.
, 1869-07-08

THE UkEEtUIT TOURNAMENT. .....
DETEoIr, July 7.-The second dag Of tho Shoot
fng tournament was more Largely attended than
the nrFt, aud, rs general Thing. the shooting WAS
snFenot- The sport tr-day opened with double
bird match for four ps1zeR- The nrst vas taken
By Marvin Close. Of Pontiac The second was q
Tie beta ecu J. X. Pht:aa and 4 Carter, both Of
Toledo aud, rather than ehoot It o1 they divided
the prtze-t49-be,ween them. Tns third prze
wss won by J. Z Long, of Detroit: the fourth, hy
J. +. Garwood, Of Monroe. A match for a5o. be-
tseen lanes slocumt Of Detroit, and G. T. HUT
hIfi-he killing t1enty to the others n!neteen- A
match f,r the same amount, between A. @. North
md T. 1Temwz, Of pontilc, who Filled ntnekeen
out Of twenty bifds the latter Killed sixteen To-
morrow, ut noon, 4. II. ltORRrdus. OF Chicago,
commences tle great match Egatnst sine.
BASE HALL.
A match game Vi lAse ball Was played on Tues
day, the 9Th inst, at Rockford Dy The Forest Ctys
OF Kock,o,d, the champions u the West, and this
-Etnas of this CITY, resulting In ylctoEJ for the
Champions hy eeOTc Of 25 to I. The Forest CItys,
by their splendid pla1t Ing. we're enabled to while
wash the -Etuas In the arzt seven innings, wher
The A;tnap, " heavy batting on The eighth inning
Eco1ed four runs.
fhS1SGs- l 8 s I s
Forest C1tyE-....-..-t 3 q ! 2 s-&
.ErpAe..............,0 0 . o o. I
, 1869-07-08

conpoaltlon. and iss wonderful efficacy In render.
become f&rorie article Of the toil1t tAhlo OF er-
er1 lady, We hkyo no hez1tat1on In 6AJiuR that It
IL rnequxltd - Al article for Identifying tho hu-
nan skin. We submit the following auAl,sis Of
Que Of ouf most experienced analytical chenistA
have analTErl shc article called tosmetlgne Ia
pounsaonr. PREPARED By Z Aleaalskl Of chlcaRo,
substance, anG fAr superior to the various lead,
bl1muth. assen1o End other metallic and poltonoua
nas. 10 u g, 'asa IL
tAlnly be public beneu Id. A Mariner, AM
gtieal Chemist, 1sl Dearborn atreet Fof te.t'-
cnllsx1 4 ca, aia EAss asdlson stfeet, Chicago.
The mesheK can rely npon Mrs.
VI MHs% SI, se< @ sTa0P " P,t % ss RS:
child from pain, bot requisites tho stomach and
hovtis, cazva Wind eoNe, so!.ens the zalna r..
saieiy through + critical period d 'eeihtng.
Tho jumper Tar soap u tho best
toilet soap eyes made a. 1t may be used with In
3ame ttrne It u tnV a1uAhe ag remedy for pmples
ronRh'ot chapped bands and Ill cutaneous diseases
whsse otner soaps eaonot be osed wlthoat aSgEa-
yoyx-
Paper Hanging and window
Shades, latest styles. Paint8, oi1s, glass and
brushes, ii F. E Rigbys, s. Randolph street
MARRIED.
LAfGGUTH-GRofH-1n. .hl, city. =, the house Of
5ulss Aan, Glosh asSsh,.1 q fredessS Gfosh. Ii Il
kGsHofERae kt Hsso sR 2asiss. R,ss 5l June
thia city. and AIss AnrA Pe7y. Of cfnetnnat
, 1869-07-08

4 GENTS WAsTEp-AGKxrs, READ TH1s-A
II SILVER watch fere. IND pefXnApent buxtne1 thns
pats either ~ 70 50 eek In3nEtpna ee1c-
6sAttd srttn1 seei nees and tnS sAk pstktls
tut ThAI eyerJ l4dJ wAntA and buy II hight. Any,
boy es4 stu satn kn.l.ntee the sood, eaual
bes And the p.ufts uueguA11rd Hundreds be told
in tfnffr town Efna 20 for sample etsurP for
circular. to c. n LIH1HGTOS, - boath HAi,tet4k.
Ehsc6ka-
, 1869-07-08

LsoR RALK-PIAEO. ALLEN / JKHETE NIX
I Ae1 nearty ncw. tay eaeap fcf cAah q ~oo4d e.
th.nEn tot horss and b1Etf. Apely II u Hsss kAa-
aa1pAA
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II0rper's Bazaar.

4 supplement containing numerous full
sized patterns of useful articles accompan-
les the paper every fortnight, and OCCASION
ally an elegant COl0red Fashion Plate.
'sliarper's Bazar' contains is folio pa
gcs Of the size of ssHarper's Weekly,n print.
Cd on superfne calendercd paper. and is
published weekly.
Critical Notices of the Press. :.
"Harper's Bazaar" contains, besides pic.
lures patterns, etc., variety Of matter Of
especial use and interest to the family: ar
ticles on health, dress, and housekeeping in
all its branches; its editorial matter is cspec-
tally adapted to the circle tbs intended to
interest and instruct; and it has, besides,
good stories and literary matter of. merit
1t is not surprising that the journal, with
such features, has. achieved in . short time
an immense success; for: semcthinR of its
kind was desired in Thousands Of families.
and it's publishers have filed the demand.
The young lady who buys . single number
Harpcr's Bazaar is made subscriber for life.
New York Evening Post.
The aBaxar" is excellent. Like all the
periodicals. which the Harpers publish, it is
almost ideally well edited, and the class Of
readers for whom it is intcnded-the moth
ers and daughters in average familics-can
not but profit by its good sense aud good
taste, which, we have no doubt ore to-day
making very many homes happier than they
may have been before the women began TAX
ing lessons in personal and household and
social management for this good-naturcd
memorable Nation.
It has the merit Of being sensible, Of con-
veying instruction, Of giving excellent pat
terms in every department, and Of oeing we'll
stocked with good reading maetcr.-Watch.
man and Reflector.
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Financial and Co,nmercia..

Financial and Commercial.
.. FRIDAY, Nov. 26, 1869.
Financial matters show no improve
mcnt during the past week, but the
willingness Of the people to look and
listen to something besides hackney
ed strains OF loy1ty from
those whose only motive is to retain
a position that will enable them to
fleece the people, has improved.
The demands for discounts ut the
great banking institutions Of the
country far exceed the supply. col.
lections are slow and business Of all
kinds greatly depressed. A contin-
uance for another year of the present
policy Of the administration of the
finances of the country will complete
ly ruin trade in most of its branches.
The difficulty Of the times in q
great measure is that tho legislation
Of the entire country for tho past
eight years has been in the exclusive
interest Of monopolies; railroads,
bond holding, banking, ,nanufactur-
ing, granting protection and gratui-
ties to each at the expense of agri-
culture, laI or, aud honest industry.
Partial relief may be obtained against
tho 'nonopnlics of railroad transporta-
ton by legislation so that Ia, mcrs Of
Iowa shall have the benefit Of Gods
highway, to the Gulf of Mexico
This will dispose of discriminating
railroad tariffs and add from Is to 25
cents to every bushel of wheat sent
forward from the interior by reduce
ing the price Of transportation to
that extent on every bushel of wheat
sent forward to the markets Of the
world.
Other and further relief may be
obtained by cxacting of every spe-
:ies Of property that it bear It's just
burden Of taxation, not only in pay
ing the public debt Of the country
but in providing the ways and means
for dcf.aying the expenses Of conduct
Ing tho affairs Of the government.
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MUsIcAL PUsLIcATIoSs.-Hitch-


MUsIcAL PUsLIcATIoSs.-Hitch-
cocks New Monthly Magazine, "a
Hickman Street, N. Y. at So, 90 y
year is one Of the best literary and
musical publications issued. The
number before us contains two dol
lars worth Of music, that can be OBJ
tanned for Is cents from the publish
or.
The Musical Independent. by Lyon
& Hcaly. Chicago, is another Of the
magnificent and truly valuable Peri
0dicals devoted to music and Elusica |
instruction, with the choicest musical
miscellany published. Either the
music or the miscellany is worth tho
price Of tho paper.
Peters Musical Review, N. Y.
maintains its justly conceded excel
lencc both as to music aud literary
matter. No better investment for
music can be made than to subscribe
for Peters Mnsiual Monthly.
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GUS in six

On Monday afternoon g. W Combs
Of the firm Of G.. w. Collins & Co. :,
with his wife, left for Winchester
New Hampshire to spend the winter
beneath the paternal roof Of the sire
Of George. We need not wish them
II pleasant visit, for that Of course
always follows visit Of the old home
stead. and the pleasant scenes Of
childhood and youth. We however
wish them safe and speedy return.
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FAY EvERToN, ISp. August II, 1859.

FAY EvERroN, ISp. August IL, 1859.
DR. c. W. KOnACK--Dcar Sir This will
certify that was attactcd with the winter
fever in the spring Of 1857, and after trying
various remedies without any relief, con-
cluded to try your Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills. which cured me entirely in short
time. was also laboring under an attack
Of the putri! sore throat at the same time
My wife had been subjec. to the pulpata-
ton Of the heart. neuralgia, = general de-
bility, for several years, when, after using
the same remedies. her general health Is
much improved and improving Being
satisfied that your medicines are an invalu-
able remedy, send You this to be published
if you think proper, that others similarly
affected may have the benefit Of my exreri-
cncc, and wishing you great success, l re-
main your sincere friend,
DAVID yEALCH.
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$ Murder win out -

EVERY PERSON indebted to the under
signed, failing to settle and, p0yby
= owe me. Payments Of 70, 70 Or 80 per
cent. Of your indsetedaes: , will not save YOU
It can be collected. You promised to pay
after harvest. It il after harvest new. l
rade promises on what you owe me, and
and promises to pay, that have to DO met,
and you have gst to do 40 you promised il
your responsibility and the Law will make
you DO it, unless you do SO voluntarily and
now.
w. II. ALLEMAN.
Crcsco, Nov Is, 1869. t4.tf.)
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A MEMoRABLH DAY.-Thc 18th of

A MEMoRABLE DAY.-Thc 18th of
November seems to be mcmorab bic
day in the family of Charley Brown.
tits tho birth day Of Charley, the
anniversary Of the marriage Of his
daughter with Stephen Niles, and the
day upon which they had daughter
born, (a splendid coupon to the bond
matrimonial and Of course the day
upon which our worthy friend Char
ley became Grandpa
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

COhgrrgnt lOnal.-Rev J. ". Windsor. Ser.
vices each Sabbath ut half past ten u. IN anil 1910
,. m. Sabbath Scho.l iun,e natciy after morning
service. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening
ut early candle lix'.t.
Grace Church, Episcopal. REV. J. Eam'o.
Sertee three Sundays Of every four ut half past
tca 4. M, IN the cvenisg mt seven o'clock. Sab
bath .school 1t II IN every Sunday.
MethOdtst.-Rev. J. Riliington. Services at
half past ten a. M; IN the evening ut half past s-ven
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening. Sabbath school
ilnsss llately after morning service. 800
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Next week We will publish the
opinion Of the Attorncy-Gcnl. Of the
State upon the questions at issue in
regard to what constitutes q dcscrip-
ton in publishing the delinquent tax
list and in regard to the compcnsa-
ton for Treasurcrs notice Of sale.
It is perhaps unnecessary to say that
tho claim is fully sustained by :hc
Atty. -Gcn'l., and will, Of course be
paid BY the Board Of Supervisors
The idea If counting a dozen lots as
ono description is as absurd as it
would DO to describe every forty
in q .'sectiou of land" and call it ono
description.
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SUDSCRIPTlONS..lS1O.
TERMS.

Harper's Bazaar, one year. .......84 90
An extra copy Of either the Magazine,
Weekly, or Bazaar will be supplied gratis for
every club Of Five subscribers At - each,
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