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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
GEN. LEE AND Washington
COLLEGE,.

Mr.. EDITOR: Everything per-
tanning 70 Gen. Lee Is matter Of
public interest. There SCENE 70 be
aprevalens Misrepresentation as to
the nature, or rather US to the re-
atty OF his cOnnexlon with the
college, at the head Of whose Facnl-
~ his name appears. The impress
sion seems TO obtain that his posi-
ton Is a nominal one, that he has
very little, tfanSthiDg, TO do with
the conduct Of the institution, and
that the advertisement ofhis Presi-
dency over II Is merely q CATCH
penny. dodge to attract patronage.
How such an opinion could be SCI
ri0usly entertained with reference
to O mar whose character has been
so conspicuously before the public
eye, as a model Of integrity and
purity, II Is not easy 10 understand I;
for hi, consent to occupy the posi-
ton of a sinecuro would be a libel
upon his whole previous life. The
following extracts from q letter,
written by q gentleman eminent in
the literary world, who is q resi-.
dent Of Lexington, Va, where
Washington College is located, aud
possesses therefore the very best
facilities for q thorough acquaint.
ance with its operations in detail.
will show how Gen. Lees innu-
ence is utilized in the great work to
which he has dedicated himself.
= = = = = 4
As to the Impressions of Wash
ington College, | take the liberty to
say a few words which you may
use at your discretion.
let. Every student is expected
on arrival to report in person TO
Gen Lee, at his Office, which, you
know, is in the basement of the
College-chapol, and where the Gen.
eral spends every day except Sun
day from 8 A. n. to 2 P. N. Six
hours of Office work does pretty
well, l fancy, for u man Of Gen.
Lees dignity.
3D.. When the student presents
himself, Gen. Lee, with p~roverbial
courtesy and elegance of manner,
gives him q lesson In good breed.
Ing (Which l should greatly envy
for a son ofmine) informs himself
of the young mans purposes, plans,
course of study, boarding house,
ETC., and so far as | have witnessed
these interviews invariably admin
lister in the klndest manner some
good advice, and concludes with
an invitation to the young man to
come aud see him when ever he
wishes anything that he can do for
him.
3D.. Gen. Lee requires weekly re.
ports in writing from every Pro-
lessor as to attention to duty on
the part of the students, in which
every absence, excused and mex
cused, is noted. These are en-.
crossed In q monthly report of ab-
s0lute and relative Understanding
and delinQuences. The General
examines faithfully these reports
in the presence of the Faculty, and
on getting oil necessary informa-
ton, has delinquent students sum-
moned TO his Office, where he gives
them the benefit of wise counsel
and wholesome admonitiOn.
4th. Gen-Lee is very pointed In
bis polite attention 10 al the stu.
dents and have always found him
posted a. to the status Of every
student In the college.
The result Of this moral training,
By which / affirm that Gen. Lees
10 p~erceptibly felt by
every officer and student In the
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26


MoRTALlzr AMONG JOURNAL
IsTs.-It has been but a short
time since the death Of that lite
rary light George D. Prentice was
announced jast preceding him
was H. J. Raymond, of the New
York Times, one Of the most EN-.
Inent and influential Of the age.
His way vas "a Bat a few weeks
before BY The gifted and learned
Charles G. Halplne Miles o'Reil-
I'D OF lhe Ser York Citizen.
Following rapids afler Mr.. Prem
ice, lie isiegraph announced
yesterday las gone Mr.. Henry
c. sweeser for org time editor
Of the New York Mall. On the
same day ID Laoisyille, Charles
,. Kirk, better aown asC. De
Kay also passed away. These.
ere among Cue eFaas lights Of the
profession and il appears Is If be
iue shining mars BE shafts Of
death have fonnl1 f16m raaailv
We fblloW them 10 their graves
wllh hopes that their heavenly
appreciation shall ho s. great as
sa aged y alem their
lahore 81 eglh.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

IMMIGRATIoN.-A ticket from
Germany to Vicksburg, costs s6S 20
-Curreucy, emitting the holder to
steerage passage, provisions iuclud-
ed, to New York on one of the
"Inman Line magnificent steamers,
and transportation by rail from
New York 10 V~icksburg.
A ticket from Great Britain costs
$63 20 and from Norway, Sweden
or France costs S73 20 to Vicks.
burg. Those Of our citizens wishing
to assists their European relations
or friends with tickets to this city,
viii please call on Messrs. Landon
aud Bent agents OF the "Inman
Line" over post Office, where tick
els 10 or from Europe, cabin or
steerage passage can always be OBJ
tanned. dl.wl
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26


~
VISA
az4 ed.
tsIs 81 Coaefslafrom
desire Us President b
as 81 foF Sc e.
q MSS pai ron
= phrase8leey employ
Mat HisBa 1t appears thst
s Ed fos ha admiasloa of tie
State slfeay passed both
81 Congress and been cent
60 She President ior his ap-
pas we have. Up to the
mdmau of urigng this. no 20.
nAMhon 81 any such action
1hs Virginia bsll did pass The
House. hnt when i reached the
nase Il WIS placed upon the
table, and a. ar as " have infor-
matlen Il Is there yet. We are Of
lie opinion therefore that there
mo Bin Il the hands Of the Prssl
dent foF Bis approval. But the
question a. once arises, whether
u act FOR Che admission Of the
State has passed or not; @Wby
Is Il that our members elect to
Congress desire the signing of.
the bill delayed B ythe PRESIDENT
10 restore The State speedily has
bsen the hobby which the Radi,
Cal party in this, State rode in
10 power and now for its most
prominent leaders to bold
y attempt to prevent that
which has heretofore been their
greatest merit is somewhat singu
larto cay the least Of it. People
naturally desire to know why this
il, and begin to assign causes,
Now We cannot for the soul Of.
u see any good to result to the
State, the people or to the Radi.
Gel party In this move unless 1t be
that there are certain intense Rad
lcAi ofice-hoIders who anticipate
removal BY Gov, Alcoru, and who
lhua have q little longer lease Of
once. Hsuchf Is true It would be
better 70 assess q special tax upon
the people and buy these Fellows
ous, and bring the state.in NINE
4 And IL 4 be true that
such Is he motive which actuates
our congrsssmsnit spaaks but IN
okihen 70 OF h already
they chow 81 0n u leeis-
late ii indiylda nIeikst This
may possiblY special sstem
OEadyegaaIne ~ which they hope
battract the attention oflohbyisis.
Icappehs however that Senator
ReyeIs ald not Join with afesd zen.
tlemen n sheir petition TO the
President, and from which It APP.
pears that he does not concur
Wisl heWhhatheirI views.
This phase Of the Yexed ques
ton gives oolofing to another
YsFqiOn of their conduct. PFoba.
by they are not delighted with
the election of Ketels, because he
EBagheero, aaua D. delaying the
restoration 81 he State, hope.
to throw him out in some
way. It does not appear that
they are endorsed in their plans,
whatever lhoy are. by either Sem
asors Aloorn, Aihes or Reyels.
Only the members of the lower
house are c0mmitted to this
scheme. General Barry is not a
party to the transaction, we pre-.
sumo, IN consequence Of his
wound, which keeps him confined
70 BIS room. We shall anxiously
look % the Radical organs In the
State Tor q definition of the pecu-
liar conduct Of heir members Of
Congress-. We are free to admit
that we cannot account for it.
M~oATALlrx AMONG JOURNAL
IsTs.-It has been but a short
time since the death Of that lite
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

ammoH. 6 Sweden
Aaf1 af Chicago has
the 81 securing Hoydef
Baptist e1ntFoi. MWIii.h0 tao nu.
elem gfa free MeoIoaI1.I library.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

b1F Joseph ~. Murphy, rector
Of Christ Church, Elizabeth City,
N q, has been elected 70 The rec
16rship 0f the Church Of Faith,
Mahono CITY Pc.
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Ha
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
E5cIn forthc Miserable.

40 wonder that the face Of tho dyspaplic mas
drag ged, worn hopeless expression tnht Is pr
iCul to Sec No wonder that the miserable mar
tyr to indigestion is frettul, irritable snd unsC-
c;sl. Whoever can bear tho pangs OF TINS tor-
menting complaint cheerfuly, and with sn nn.
rutfl TEMPER is little short OF SAINT Du'
why should human f0rtitudc continue 10 10
thus severely tried, whon an absolute speclnc
for tho disease is always at hand. EVery"neie
within the limits Of Civilization IN Lnis he uiis
Dhcre Hostetter's Stomach Bl.ters IS opIaih:p'o,
and the history of the first case OF a9speps'H 40
which it has been administered IN Vain' nh'
vet 70 be written. The sickness at the stomscn..
the sense Of weakness and stupor, the leel'ni o t
emptiness and holowness before ea!lnk' en- ,So
oppression afterwards, the Iutterllk Va
misc the intense nervous irritation, Inc mot
XII irdis position to exertion, The WEAKNESS o.
liz ind Indifference to all its plaasures' wnich
ar, x,nOng .hc symptoms Of tho disease III us
Thronic ION, ara lupidly amolicrated oy Inc
| tn,ic opcratiGn of this palatabo vegetaDio re-
| s,nrutive which seems to 1enoIste anu que en
| vii lie dormant forces Of the system, and rouse
IN. mind rom Tho apathy and gloom iEsEp,ara-
hlc frnI:l u dcrnrgcment Of tho dlge1tlVe ana Sc
rrr1ivo functions In ordinary cases le"
weeks suffice to complete the cure, Du. "hsn
the d seaso is complicated, ~ 1t often IS, VITA
torpdi,y OF the liver, severe constipation, iii
purity 0i the blood, and sluggish circulation.
y Longer time msy be required. PeFseVere'
however, anl the result is ccrtsn An enc"ur-
,ging inurovcment will be percepli5!e from
DIV to duj, snd the convale:cent, knowing anu
| f.cIin.y thai he or sho is on tie hlgh Toso "
health, viii await the happy Issue WIN com
n.ratiyc nnti,nco. ap l8-eolW
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r,rTVEn FROM RICHMOND.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, April l6.-The following Coun-
ty Judges were elected on Saturday: -Tascwell,
James P. Kelly; Buchanan and Wise, Geo.
W. kllgore; Brunswick, Robert NJ. Mallory !;
Clarke, Edwin White Hanover, Samuel Z.
Redo: King William, Roger Gregory Anne
liza, +. r. Farrar; Augusta. John n: Hend rem.
Thus far Gfty,five county Judges have been
elected. The number yet 10 be elected Is thir'
ty.six. -, ;.
In tue Senate, Senate bill directing the d.
vision Of cities and towns into wards, was
passed. -.
The House bill to re-organizs the Public
Guard was discussed at some length. 1t was
finally ordered to be printed and made the
special order for Tuesday.
MIR. Grimsley presented bill to change the
name of the town Of Fairfax" to- 'Culpeper. y
and to provide new charter for the same;
Also a bill to incorporate the Exchange
Bank at Charlottesville.
No business of special OF general interest Wal
transacted in the House of Delegates.
The Legislature adjourned until to morrow
iTuesdav)
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VIRGlNI, NEWS.

On Saturday. April 9th, while Doctors Muir
ply and Koock, Of Philadelphia, were work
ing the Goodwin Mine, belonging to the Lewis
Brothers, OF Spolsylvania, they came suddenly
upon rich vein of gold, and in few minutes
took out several hundred dollars worth.
Some forty or fifty young men about town 10
Fredericksburg, who are out of employment,
have engaged to 90 south to work on the Ala.
hama and Chattanooga Railroad.
The Southside railroad, between Petersburg
and Lynchburg, cross the Apponattox now
above tho High Bridge near FarmviIles, over a
Temporary track A new structure OF iron Will
take the place Of the old bridge.
The Richmond State Journal IS lntormeo by
a correspondent that there is a lady In t'ch-
mond beautiful and pous, who eats nothing
at all. and appears to be kept alive by daily
applcaton Of oil to her brest
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EASEMENTS
g. INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT

VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
AtLlBERTY HALL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ALEXAN-
DRIA FEMALE ORPHAN ASILU NJ,
MASONIC CHOIR OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA,
TUESDAY EVENING, April 10, 1870
PROGRAMME-PART l.
|. Overture, Tancredi. '' H'Sihi
Masonic Choir Orchestra
A' All u = '''''' Masonic Choir
3 Tenor Solo, Ye Merry Birds..."...... mbert
Mr.. Fl. Seligson.
Measrs. Lillybridge, Sheriff. Yeatman
and Ball ;,
S. Octette, Image Of the Rose. kechardt
Messra. Holmes, Patterson, Lloyd, Wood,
BRADLEY, Thompson, Hancock and Cross;
6. Chorus, The Woodlawn Rose....... Fischer
Masonic Choir.
PART H.
l. Pot-Pouri, Nebuchsdnezzar...... Verdi
Masonic Choir Orchestra ,.o
2. Chorus, Comrades in Arms. ..'....... Aoaui
Masonic Choir.
3. Piccolo Solo. La Voliere Polka.""'' Dou"fo
Mr. F. Prospect
Chorus with oblissto. slumb Der Soft Mohrlng
ob1igato BY H 4; Bradley Muller
s. Octette, Springs pelign@ ''i rbomn:on. Col
iedge. Brown, Br,wn. Flyers and Foster
g thorns, Round are ali Things .". Kiicken
Masonic Choir.
Director u cnhoeI
Pianist. Prof. D. +. HShee!
Lender Of ~. DIVA
Doors opsn at O'clock Overture AZ o.
an I6-tu
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The new radical programme indicnted ty
Senator NJ orton the other day, regarding the
Southern States, is assuming shape. a mem
her of the House is now drawing up iii to
give the President power to send troops lnto
any portion of the reconstructed States with
out waiting for the call Of the Governor OF
Legislatur
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The Richmond Dispatch gires up Senator
Lewis. 1t considers him as thoroughly radical
izsd-to belong to the ultra division ia the
Senate-and to be a c1-laborer With Sumner
and his clique. 1t expresses its amazamcnt at
his course. Tho Dispatch should remember
that these are the nil admIari days! Bless
ID are they who expect nothing"
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/. j i : s s s { s : s s

nrcpnred to furnish all classes with constant
emppl"yment at home the whole of the time q or
for ths Spsre moments Business new, light
and Profitable Persons of either sex easily
earn from soc to S. per evening, ana pro,
nor.inn.i sum by devoting their whole time to
th n, ' business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
I I"u az men. That all Who zee this notice
rasy send their address. and test the bushes:
We make this unparalleled offer: TO sIch as
arc not we'll satisfied VIC will send S. to pay for
the trouble of writing. F9ll particulars, val,
on rl and = copy of Tie Peoples Literary Com
pntion-onc of tho largest and best family news.
raucr: publish ed--all sent free by mail Read
cr, il Won want nermanen:, profitable WORK, nd
drc.s :. !. ALLEN u CD Augusta. Name
ian 2i--d&. WIN
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Wine.

\ gontlem N in New Jersey, named ope onssa Is
cuitiysting the Port grape with signal success,
from watch an excellen: vine is made "hlcn
is be.t-r than imported PORT and mas oee ~
rdopted for medicinal purposes in the hospitals
OF, New York, PhiI4d elphis and Washington.
an lS-1W
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NEWS OF TIE Dd 7.
"7o .aoso the Gerry age and body Of the jl"le'

A despatch from Indianapolis, dated the
18th inst, SAYS deaf and dumb boy in Shell
bvyiile Ind, amused himself on Wednesday by
sticking pins through Mrs. DIR. Walker S trou-
s7rs while she was occurring, and that this 1T.
lie plcasan,ry led to Il bloody fracas in the au
dicnca, which resulted in tho shooting ct an
OK Sheriff AMI the mortal woundlng OF another
man.
The death of Gen. Albert Rust, OF Arkan-
saS, is announced. The deceased had been Tor
many years public character of prominence
and in1uercn in his section, having represent
cd his district in Congress, and held the com
mission of brigadier general in the Confederate
States army.
AprrchensioEs arc felt in quarters particu
larry informed concerning Indian matters that
we will have serious trouble with the Sioux
Indian warriors in less than fortnight. These
Indians icel that they have not been treated by
the Government according to the treaty stlpu-
letions and refuse now to be appeased.
Washington dispatches state that the action
Of the House in refusing to take of the duty
on cotton machinery and reduce that on gunny
cloth has caused combination among the
Southern members against tho tariff, aud !!
will probably be defeated when the vote /:
taken.
During the recent storm in Sierra NeVad;
Mountains two feet of snow fell on the Paclh
Railroad This is probably tho last storm o
this season. The trains have run Oh time al
the season, which proves that the road can bl
kept open the entire season
The killing OF Victor Noir has cost Prince
Pierre Bonaparte over $4,000. This amount
includes the casts and So, 900 compensation &c
the family OF Noir. The Prince has also glvcr
81 900 to the poor c! the city OF Tours, where
the trial took place.
Com. Meade, who became we'll known
throughout the couCtry two years ago from MS
sui: to escape from unatic asylum, in which
he bad been placed by his relatives, died C.
New York yesterday.
Brigham Young entry into Salt Lake City
alter his return from Colorado City, was OBJ
served with o display Of flags, a parade o
! school children, and general turn out OF tn
ciZ,ns.
The Turkish Minister, Blacquc Bey, rejoice
as the tathc. of a third child. As soon as Mrs
| B!acuue is sufficiently recovered the family Wi
depart for Europe.
Mrs. Emma Willard. for maUy years prom
uent as an authoress and teacher, died Il
Troy, n Y, on the 10th instant, aged 8;
years.
Secretary Fish hes leased Of Senator Morgan
his residence in Washington for one year longer
which fact has upset the slate as TO Cablne
changes.
hir. Benjamin Detorsi, one Of the oldest ant
best known Of Baltimore business men, dice
suddenly yesterday.
Gen. R0sccrans docs nor seem tC have muct
prospect Of success with his schemes in Mexico
Count Curti has been appointed Minister o
Italy at Washington.
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Judge Patterson, OF Alabama, i: is said is TO
b, the new Judge in Washington to succeed
Judge Fisher. lie was recent applicant 'cr one
Of the u. S. Circuit Court judgesbips.
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The Kanawha Republican contans Il glowing
account Of the commencement Of work on the
western division Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad on the 9th instant.
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The Charleston News declares that South
Carolina eau manufacture Gotten yarns and
cotton cloths more chearly than they can be
made IN New Engand or Old Eugland
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A dog, supposed to be mad, was killed 10 the
suburbs of Baltimore last Friday night, bit
not before he had bitten six persons and about !
dozen dogs.
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s.efsiDr Married.

ESSAYS FOX YOUNG MEN, on the de-
lights OF Home, and the ,propriety or inprn
pFiety Of getting Married, with sanitary helF
for those who lcei untitled for mstrlmonis
hnnnincss Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad'
GraIs EDWARD : ISOLATION, Box Z
PhiIIJnlnhis Pr. jan 70 -3:ni&w
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IIaS ueClueu lniC tue eUaDlES 8Ct Is CtHslllu-
tiOna.
WASHINGToN ITEMs.-1t is said that Mr.
Darlington, who has been u. s. District At
torney for eight years, has accumulated for
tune from his salary and fees
There has been trouble in St. Johns Epis-
copal Church, more or less Oft, ever since the
resignation of their late pastor, DR.. Smith
Pyne, several years ago.
The National Academy Of Sciences is in scs
sion here, and interesting papers on scientific
subjects are read every day.
A number OF prominent ladies', among them
Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Dahgren, of Wash
inrtoD, have organized an Anti Woman Suf.
TRACE Association, aud will send a memorial tc
Congress against the proposed Sixteenth
Amendment.
% Saturday night the Washington glass
works. owned by John Purdy. wealthy cit-
Zen, were yet on fire by some incandary un-
lnown, and entirely destroyed. The flames
spread so rapidly that scarcely anything was
saved beyond the money safe and furniture Of
The Office, and very small amount of glass
ware. The loss is roughly estimated at 500.
900, on which there was small Insurance.
GOODWIN SMITH. "-Neariy month ago
many of the journals published letter from
Prot. Goodwin Smith 90 Immigration to Fir
sinia,' which first appeared in the London
Daily News. The letter contained the term
carpet Dagger and rather pungent dis
elimination against Northern men who, when
they reach Southern ATTITUDES, 70 in for Office,
ind are chiefly designated by that term. Prof.
Smith now makes publio the TACT that the letter
which appeared in the News was not written
,,r publication. He seemingly rather retracts.
Our opiuioni is that whether written for publica
ton or not for publication, is very immaterial.
lie appears to be but a fussy character, at
hest.
Dr. BULLoCK's FAREWELL SERMON. Rev
Dr. Bullock, pastor of the FranSlln.street
Presbyterian Church, having resigned las be-
fore stately his pastoral relations of that church
IT, accept call from the Second Presbyterian
Church at Alexandria, Va, yesterday morn
ing preached his farewell sermon to large con-
sregaton Dr.. Bullock showed much emotion
in the closing portion OF his remarks yesterday,
and the congregation seemed deeply 10 regret
the parting, tie doctor having for the past nine
wears very acceptably filled his pastoral relations
With them. The pulpi: was declared vacant
last night By member of the Potomac Presby-
tery to which DR.. BulIock was attached Boh.
SIN.
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The Secretary OF the Treasury has received
letter in which the statement is made that IL
tie third revenue district of Kentucky there
exists remarkable case of nepotism. The col
]sctor OF the district has his brother as gluger,
the assessor is cousin Of the collector, the
latter has in his Office his father uncle, son,
iather-in law, and two brothers. The positions
of assistant assessors, clerks, gaugers, etc, are
all flied by their kindred. The family are
to be 'dispersed."
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NJ 0 T I G Z >
US. INTERNAL REVENUE,
SCISSORS OFFICE, 7th DIST, VA.

us. INTERNAL REVENUE, !
ASSESSORS OFFICE, It'll Dist, VA.
ALEXANDRIA, April 7, 1870. }
Tho annual list Of taxes on incomes for 1866,
and special taxes &C. for 1870, have been pre-
pared, and will be open for inspection at this
office, No. SO King street. on tho Goth, 21st, 22d
and 23d instant.
Notice is hereby given that, on the days men
toned, appeals will be receiv ed and determined
relative to any erroneous or excessive va.ua
tions, assessments or enumerations returned in
said list and said list will be open to the in
spection of ail persons who may apply for that
purpose. JOSIAH MlLLARD,
ap 8-lU. Assessor
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ELECTION NOTICES.

Provision being made by the constitution
for Commissioner of Revenue to be elected
on the 4th Thursday in May, 1870, l announce
myself candidate for that Off e
SIP l5-tf JOHN @. CLARK.
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NV easily. without doctor or medicines. ZEN
post paid on receipt If lOc Address
DIR. E. B. FOOTE,
NH T-3m 12O Lexington Ay., n. I.
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Comfort and cure for the Kuptur9d. Sent post
psid on receipt Of l0c. Address
Dr. L. E. FOOTE,
1nh BIN l2O Lexington Av., \. 7.