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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29

Included IN the above Is bales arrive. For future
delivery (bass low middng) the have as io-
ws-Last 1905 - i6c 800 ., 1884,
October. leo at - 400 at &c., 200 10 11Ga l06
lss ko % 5s and o Decemss zoo each At pc
March, 800 at 49, Co. 100 at soc April, aoU 2Oc TOTAL
$500 bales Ioaay,,,septembcr 100 at e 900 at lagc.
,s lbs November 500 z. ls SiSc. 500 at 1885, 400 al
ber 800 each ~ sI6c 400 each 10 l-l6c each at
IeAc December 700 NJ 100 at l9c 200 at 193l6c.,
Jsnusry 100 e y 6lsc 100 q lsss lol sidc
ls.c free on board Sharleson 800 private TX
Total, $3.50 baes grand total, ih7oO The aver.
OF yesterdays ward deliveries sep
tember 1880 october 1880 November, I904c; Decct-
Der, 19i0c January laSc. March, ~ l3l6c; April 2vc
NIoaua MN
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sSs was e G Ne " MS. %sss
APE better were aoen, bushels at 81 Is
for oos9apd spring 81 . 81 ss iar No spring on
q & Tor whi,s7s. the close NJ spring nomnsIv
arrive aud fairly active The sales were
about s 1 70, OrsSe' a. s c 70, Ssd IN and
% was s s%c r hut . w sales 9 eO S9:
held no@na 's sSs d or western was s or no m
Lees CAL for h berth o. for Grain ewing in I'M
were very m The was c tS ar
checked were TO Liver.
pool by steam Y 500 bushels wheat at lld 500
gram sSd ioS SSGs iaos ~ LonSon By 1 sss
S a%S y Whs. s' s 9as 70
butter @5s The chsrers Italian brig 20o quar-.
ar q TO Lvereoo 2sg bills refined petroleum, S. British
lean its products. s.. 3d. Norwegian BARK, hence
10 direct continental por 800 bbs rehned petroleum. on
sIs. Leo 1:aa.s pssSss% st e sas
7s, and 81 800 cases petroleum. S6c.
llnIsmiss maket was rather quiet sales Of 1000
Sa . co e saysd &C. sso @asaoraSo
iio' Sc
ss roS sco l InsS n
ana $500 bbls. new Orleans.
qa. Ss & sseuss fS 80 s Ts
and S r. s store s AZ .s" S% y ~.
~ @ 81 81 ir Ss do % % s sH' Of
81 aisr or good strained icc bS No No al
s ~ D ND s ssrb IN rate
vas 'erms also 81 bbs Washington sl, a. 70 vs. ~
VINE" wal s"a "'s G
menhadcn was quocd 5sc a sic
and closed weak There was eonsderao offering but very
few buyers Crude remained firm but que there we're no
bulk. case oil continued dull a, sse' .sc Ealhsha was
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Unpaid City Officials.

"a Sufferer complains that the injunction OF
Judge Barnard prevents the payment OF those EN-.
ployed under the Bureau OF Inspectors OF Streets
and sewers He says that before the Injunction,
ana ordinarily, the salaries are not paid until
three or four weeks after they are due The In
spectors OF Sewers, he states, have not been paid
yet for the mouth OF August, and as they do real,
honest work Tor twelve hours every day he thinks
1t Is o hardship.
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STREET QUOTATIONS,
ua.f.Da.t Five O'Clock Il. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


TnOksDAY, Sent. 28-6 T. n.
CorToN.The course OF the market for the spot
IRREGULAR, firm at the opening, subsequently ruling
weak and finally closing firm, with small offerings
bales, undoubtedly low mdding, bought l9li per
Ill., but the general sales the basis 1870 per
low middng Good middlinR being plentiful freely
offered and suffered further decline Of &c b which
adjust our quotations Other qualities without
ticeabe change The demand only moderately active,
and IN good for delivery Forward
cries, after frequent fluctuations closed rather IL
for September l9c for October, 1890 for November
~ 3l6c for December and ~ 516c January The sales
fNl,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29

obtained for the crafty Isaacs, out the ofcers
could ina no clue as to his whereabouts until Tues
day last, wnen he was arrested by Detective Phnip
Reilly OF Police Headquarters. Yesterday he was
taken before Judge Hogan, and when interrogated
rs TO the disposition he had made OF the property
he stated he mad sold II 10 r. r. Hanssen OF 262
THIRD avenue AS 1t was ncce sary TO have The pur.
chaser as well as the thief. Oh the ground that II
there were receivers there would be no thieves,
warrant was issued for Hansen, who was arrested
and held for examination AZ being part,ceps crime
ms Ia the robbery.
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OF not guilty was rendered in his favor, hut the
jury being Unable 10 agree az 10 Smith they were
discharged from the iurtner consideration OF the
case. There being legal doubt In the case Mr..
Fellows consented to his discharge Previous 10
discharging him the Judge said he inquired OF the
offcer relative To Smith, and learned IRON the po-
hceman that he knew nothing against MN anu be-
heved that the prisoner innocent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29
Tie Board Of Health and the Manure Bnnp-
ing Grounds.

A subscriber wishes TO know why the resolution
OF the Board Of Health in regard 10 the removal Of
the manure in East Forty-sxth street was never
carried out The said resolution orders that by the
1st OF May no manure should be tolerated to lay on
the ground or lots OF East Forty sixth street Now
we arc III the month OF September, and the manure
Is there yet IN spite OF the many petitions OF the
property holders. and in spite OF the threatening
epidenics Of cholera and yellow fever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29

correspondent writes to us to inquire why the
detan OF the police at the public markets Is not
changed more frequently. He says that changes
are very seldom made, and suggests that every
threc or six months different policemen should be
sent Tie eject Of continuing policemen there so
long is mat they make acquaintance with tile
rOugns OF the market, and unless The pedlers brbe
the police by giving them pockc.kniyes, suspenders
or necktles the police allow hem to be itreated by
Inc rouQhS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29

hates for freigh. to foreign ports closed lo.
To Liverpool, by steam Id, by sail, 3Iid.; to
Hsvrc by s.ean, lc., gold: sail, &c. TO Hamburg, by
steam, 3D. compressed; to Bremen by steam. lc, gold
conpressed to Baltic ports by SAIL &c. ;.c., gold.
CorrEE Business In Rio was retarded by the extreme
OF holders The market exceedingly
bids made cqualtO full sc mar.
very quiet and we have only 600
kica private The total col ee
This amounts to 51s9 bags and Il s!3 mats Java
Guiding 81 53 Rio; 1354i bags Ceyon 5l7
csibo, III ba2s Lsguayra, 5O3 bags Jamaica, g,77O
bags Costa RIGA, 4,O0J bags Maiaoar lS2 bags
Savan,lia. We quote:-Rio ordinary cargoes, 12Ac. a
iXe; fair DO, lzsc lsc;; good do lslc l!c. prime
do, H5c. 91sc MaracaIbo, l5i9c IL PC; Lagtayrs,
l53c aleHc; 81 Domingo In bond, Ioc. lO1sc; Java.
2lc. Z3c., gold duty paid.
$40 bushels corn, 1904 dol meal 100 bbs. lA3
bags oats, 0 l5 bushels; barley, 1852 The our
market ruled hrm, bnt the demand scarcely brisk
The safes were about 1860 bbls Rye -four continued
quiet, but lin. Corn meal quiet steady. Sales
500 hois Marshs caiorc at "a 10 delivered City sacked
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CITY caBsT.
Damage to Property.
Before Judge Nelson.

Before Judge Nelson.
Frank 81. Cecil ana Others u.s. Nathaniel Ban
'fh-The plantls brought suit to 81 600 for
damage done TO their house. 800 Clermont avenue, by
reason Of excavations made by defendant for eel
lar on the adjoining lot. 1t was claimed by the
plainflis that the defendant dug under their walls
and Jailed TO provide proper support The result
was that the house settled ana vas SO damaged
that IL became unfit for tenants.
The defendant denle0 THAT the house was damaged
by hts actOn and claimed that he took every precau
tOn in digging his cellar. The jury found for plain
THIS and assessed damages At 81, 000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29
A Hint 20 tho Board o. Edrcation.

IAN Old School Boy" is Of opinion that 1t is
great mistake expect teacher TO instruct eighty
to one hundred children, and IN some cases more.
lie thinks that justice cannot be done to more than
thirty forty pupils. The dd,tional cost would
receive, he believes, full compensation, for the
children would have longer lessons and would De
looked alter 10 school instead OF beng trouble TO
the police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29

S q %. . % m: H., Of
y. X ~ % prsss We q, spo upper
Sales We're r rspor.a Of s Sc r.Cn
b1Is do =, ior % rs o. month a. PCS net and
2s5 bes and crce and 70 kegs The market for DC
We're wn ys J s aIes AZ ~ s. as % prices The
SoS a July az o. ga S y S Ss'ns 0s s we have
o rs Tor extra primo do Bscon@rnore ws Sr mess so:s
nand Tor future delivery with sales OF 800 boxes long Gle
October boxes city long clear asse 'aS ny
n cas for SSss. s
ihe market closing very firm Lard was quiet but firm
sszc, and 800 iicrees do privats terms, and
nsrce I.r new 'Messrn 70 anivs for ocioDsr
Beef better demand with sales reported OF S bbs
s hs ans Iii o. me n pms
ierces, siaa ss; India mess iierces us xss heel
eS cut meats a. So a ey ST.
' aaSs ss .nosr sr's os'
lies aud clear beics none; BACKS &c.; ong AMI short
Dressed hogs sosInas IN good demsnd AMI s sr , quote.
6,1c; re. Tor the range Butter and cheese
Rl1f.- Inc market: tSoush less active. remained ste
Snrs rasas At s and % casas Carolina Al
per 10. The stock embraces is,eoo R,ngoon and Palma
suGNE The mnrke. was about steady with a mode ii,
Sssnns 81 he es pass on pr o. hS
500 DO Cuba at exc. % do Porto Rico a: iOe ioHs
lssc for stamford and sc 10 6 for cru,
common refining; $40 a sc tar TO good leaning, 81
ssc. to prime refining, s5ec &C.: fair to GOOD
cerv, $50. l0c; prime to choice grocery, l0H
lo5c.: centrifugal, hhds. and boxes &C., q II
oiasses, hhds and boxes 759c. 9ac.: Ine!adO. ~
g. Havana-BoIcs Dutch standard, Nos TO s.sh
9ac.: do. ~ 70 L. 9J9c i0c: do. l3 10, loc. 10
do, TO ls ii Sc lie. do. - to 20 Lao l212c:
white. lSzc. lspc Porto Rco-Relnin, grades, &c.
do grocery grades 9s4c. lie. Brazi-putch stant
Nos.S to l.. 7!.c 94c. Java-Dutc, standard. Nos.
IL, "! {. u lOc. Manufacturers cave superior.
as'sc. Messrs. G. Anaun 4 Co. sum up the stock
Ows.-
HID. Boce. Bay. Ne
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COURT cAlEkDARS-TRIs DAY.

SUPREME C0URr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar
nard.-AOs. %, $50, ISL. Friday, september 20, s
the last day file notes OF issue for the rst Monday
In october motion calendar.
MARINE COURr-TRIAL TERM-Pa 3-Held by
Judge Joacbmsen.-NOs. 74ls 1878. 74s7, 744l, 744s
sA50.
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TIE VOICE OF TEE PEOPLE.
Remonsrances as to Popular Grievances-The
Police and the Public Boards Called to
Account by Thoss Who Sut-
fer from Esglect
FAST DRIVING.

correspondent signing himself ''De Nora"
complains OF The fast driving IN Fourteenth street.
lie states That collisions are frequent in the neigh
bOrhood OF Sixth avenue and this street. he never
sees any mounted police there or any check on the
police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29

RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The earnings OF the Milwaukee ana 81. Paul Rail-
way show an increase OF SLOTS for the third week
In September, and those OF the Toledo and Wabash
road an increase OF nearly $4,000.
THE RAILWAY BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COyaT.
ChnrEe Of Smuggling Dir Monds. Sc.
Before Judge Benedict.

The District Attorney mas instituted an action for
the forfeiture OF thirteen diamonds. valued at
$4,000, which were seized on Saturday last ON board
the steamer Merrmac, on the charge that the per-
port.
libel was fled by the United States yesterday
against the steamship uelvetia FOR the recovery OF
penalty or $500 for falling to have manifest OF all
her cargo. process issued WAS made Teturnabe
the 18Th prOx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29

ALBANY, Sept %, 1871.
The day calendar for to-day (Ihursday September
Isl viii be the last for the presen; term.
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sTEAnISE quiet but firm at the recent improver
Sales as tierces at tOAc.
TALLow continued in fair demand at former prices.
l0J,0n0 lbs Ut SEe. y 9a1c. for common choice.
WHIsKEy.-K Receipts. 7l0 bbs Abe market was n
~ratcy active, ind closed decidedly higher. Sales earl
$50 bills at &c., and At the small lots were take
ST., cosn: Firm vi that prlcc.
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BROOKLYN COURT CALeapAl.
COMMISSION or APPEALS CALENDAR.

CITY CouRT-Parts 1 and Mos &c. 2oS, %, 140.
49, 2l2, 10, SO.
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-.,~o~~->-~~~~~->~~~~~~>S
Business in the United Sizes Courts Uncorsti-
nationality Of the Hotel Keepers Act-A Case
a Professional Charges, in Which Judge
i Charged-Presentation Of Indict-
ments in the General Session.
Other Proceedings Be
fore Judge Bedford.
IuS,grss Of THE UNITED STATES D,sTalcT A T0aNfY'S
OFFICE.
Yesterday we published statement showing the
arsount Of business transacted during the iiscal
pear ending June So ls7l, in one departmental the
UDted States District Attorneys oflce, and to-day
We give some additional particulars irom that de.
yaItmeRt OF the public service.
The total number or internal revenue suits in PEI.
sonam commenced during the year ending June 80,
1871, was 2s4; suits an ,ent 65. Total, Z3s
Number OF JuJs ments in favor OF the United States
m suits u, psrsoRa0l during the same periou 65;
~ suits in REM so. Total suits decided IN FAVOR OF
sne United states, ll5.
Number OF suits decided against the United States
two.
Number of suits pending July j, 1871, AS.
Amount OF Judgments recovered by the CDiled
States, In suits Ia per sondA S3S,6ia Or
Amount collected and paid Into Court s25,77l 49,
States, M suits in rem, $l2o, lbs is.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN
THE COAL REGIONS OF LINCOL n
COUNTY.
$50 acres, about milss 9. W. Of Troy: i3o
ssitivstiss, sseiossd with good fsses. A ssat
new frame building thereon, with four rooms. A
eistsrn we'll and plenty Of stock water. An or
chard Of II fruit trees. Good bewsd. log stable.
and meat house. A very desirable farm, and can
b bought at reasonable price. Apply to
KNOX & NORTON, Troy, No.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
HENRY GUTHRIE

WHITEwASHES AND wHITENS CELL
w INGs, PAPERS ROOMS TO ORDER
BUILDS FLUEs and CBIMNEYs, hEPAIRs
JAMS and BAcKS, WALLS and CEMENTs
WELLS. and BUILDS FENCES plank Of
pslipg.
Refsrsnee-Dr. W. 8. Hurr and Nr. VIZ. A.
JAcEsoH, Troy, M. vonislyp
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters Of ad-
" inistSstisa vsrs granted to the under
signed oH the estats Of Joseph II. Martin, decd, i,
BY the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Lincoln
county, No.. on the 9Th day Of Esrch, 1871.
All persons having claims sgainst said estate
are required to exhibit them 10 the sdmipist,ater
for allowances within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be prseludsd from any
bens6t Of sid estate and II not exhibited
within ,wo ysars fio1 the date o! said letters
they will b. forever hasrsa. -.Hr
nsao HLIJAg MYERS, adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

' istration were granted to the undersigned on
the estate Of David UlsFy, deceased, BY the
Clerk Of tbs Probate Court Of Lineoln county,
No., on tie nth day Of Deesnbsr, 1871.
All pemens having claims against said estate
sre required to exhibit them 10 the adminstra tor
for allowance within one yssr from the dsts Of
said letters, or they msy b prscluded from any
benefit Of said estate, and u not sxhibstsd within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
10 forever basrsd. II.
apl3nl5 g. THOMPSON, Adm's.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
Admuu,istrator,s A Notice..

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters Of fmiu.
/ istration were granted to the undersigned
on the estate Of 1lias McNsaly, deceased, BY the
Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Lincoln county,
No., on the 25th day Of March, 1871.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year fro the date Of
said letters, - they may be prscluded from any
benefit Of said estate, snd IL not exhibited within
two years froo the date Of said Letters they will
DO forever barred.
apl3nl6 WIN. YOUNG, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters Of ad-
ministration were granted to the undersigned
bv the Clsrk Of the Probate Court OF Lincoln
county, Mo-, on the estate Of Jas. v. Luckett
decd. on tho I'd day Of April 1871.
All ler ons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance to tho
administrator within one year from the date OF
said testers, or they may bs preciuded from any
benefit Of said estate, and II not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters the, will
be forever barred.
ar20nl6 WIN. 8. LUCKETT, Adm'y.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
A Administralor,s Notice.

NJ oTICR is hereby given that lsstsn Of I'd .
! ministrstion were granted to the nndsr-
signed % the estate Of Charlotte D. Damernn,
decsassd, by the Clark Of the Probate Court Of
Lincoln county, No., on the Sd Of March, 1871.
are required to exhibi. them 10 the aduinistrs-
tor for allowance within one year from the date
Of said lsttsrs, sr they may b prseludsd r. IN
any benefit Of said sststs ssd II not exhibited
within one year from the dsts Of Said letter.,
they will b forever basrsd. t5iSw .yas7 lge
nsnlo NV. wELcH, adn'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

"'ws1. Lsssy, hoe Do yos feel 70
sight 2 shs said. yVs'd hks 10 have bsss
With -; I ssos pass ~ I'D hssss-
sAss gsssa ~ Asuss yel tssv--vhsrs
yss ~srs bors; jest eight yssrs ass this
very sisl. sesi ed Oh, they ere hsviss
. srssd tiUs. The lights are aashisg eus
through sts great wiadows, sed I heard
The sonsd Of music ssd dancing. Ard
they have plenty Of vine there, I know ;
oh yss, plsssy Of i'll We always had ;
ssd I've given % gay parties 10 sAs.
many tine. Bat The vine -yss that 10
what brought ~ 70 this /; ssd how long
before some Of them will soms to this,
soof hope they will, -. l hope they
will I ssd the miserable woman slanehsd
Der hsnds 10 bitterness Of spirit, aud
thee hsstsosd 70 dssdss oil fsslisgs Of
grief ssd shane With deep drsughts from
the asry liquor st hand. stt
20 mother don't drisk aoy more
tonight; do talk to me and tell ne IL
an going to die :. pleaded Louey, With
her listls strssgth.
"Bs. 10 vsis; The ssresg fumes Of he
dreadful liquid had already quenched oil
thought ssd care for even dying child |;
and the wretehsd mother soon slept the
heavy slesp Of drunksusss. @
"And Lousy slumbsred, too, q calm and
sinlsss sluubsr. The faint, grey ligh. Of
GorninG struggled 10 shrough the small
window, sDd showed poor Lousy's form
uosiouless on the hard bed Of straw-uo
matter now how hard. Tho wilted
flower had been trsnsplautsd BY au-
gels 70 bloom 10 the garden Of God for.
ever.
"Then the coroner csme, and the doc
tor pronounced - bis opinion that The
subject bsd died Of innutrition; aud b.
that, you know, hs meant starvation | So
near, oh 90 near, to luxury aud gaiety,
and goodness, tool Yet it happened,
and il will happen again. M
"Louey's little form vas carried ou,
Of sleht-oh, in such . way i-and this
afternoon I found the miserable woman
,ud tried to do her some good, but that
is nearly IN impossible thing to accom-
plish. Her husband is equally degraded.
That is my 'news;' and I wish you would
ponder the lesson it contains. I wish
you would condsider tho great contrasts
10 life. and study the causes Of suffering
and sin, even while you are young. For
it 10 during youth that you can exert,
oh ! such . magical influence over all
With whom you come in eontscti And
b sure. dear sirls, that ysu srs always
on the right side Of every question |"
Aunt Mercy took up her book again
aud Addio and Susie we're very grave and
quiet for the space Of Eve minutes, At
least. Young Peoples Helper.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
Admlnustrasor's A Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that lstsssa Of admin.
~ triton we're graotsA tothe uAAanigpsd by
No, On tie estate II 3, SerSssH, asessssd'
% The 4etA day = 1slsaary lsJL All per-
sons having slaiAa sDaisst said estate are 70.
qsirsd u sxAthA tas1 for allowance to the I'D
nint'r vitAiA eas ysas tfe1 ~ date Of said ,ss.
ters. o. thsy nay b prseludsd fton any bsnsit
q SAD estate, aaa if not s1hihitsd uithiH iWo
yssss fton the date ef sald letters, thsy will bs
forever barred. o. ". nA1trN, adn'r,.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
PARKER SEMINARY.
TROY MO

TROY, MO-
THE Trustees of this Institution, having So.
L cured the services Of Prof. WV g. PRovIsss,
An Experienced teacher aud thorough scholar,
beg to announce to tho patrons Of the school,
and Others who may desire to place their chill
dren under competent instruction, that the clos
ing session Of the
FOURTH ANNUAL TERM
will open on
M0EDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1871,
and continue for 20 weeks with the following
Board Of Instruction.
Prof. VIM. &. provinces. A. M,
Principal and Teacher Of Languages and
Mathematics
Miss MARY provinces,
Assistant and Teacher OF intermediate and Pri-
mary Department
Mrs. KATE h. ALLEN,
Teacher Of Instrumental and Vocal Music.
TUITION.
Primary Glass. for term Of forty weeks, $500
lntermediate Class, A.00
Academic Glass. I" $500
Music, Z" 81" lC 90
Use Of Instrument 1000
Contingent Fee /" I" 100
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
Final Settlement.
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersiene ed
Curator Of The estate of Nancy W. Cox, has
hled just and true exhibit Of the accounts bc
tween bimself and said ward, ct tho April term
Of the Probate Court Of Lincoln county, NO.,
said Court, 1871, to b begun and held in Troy ON
the ID Monday Of said mouth, for leave to make
anal settlement Of said sstats, and for his dis.
charge a. such curator.
sp20nl6 WILLIAM YOUNG. Curator.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

Myrisds Of grasshoppers have put in an
appear aucs in some parts Of Lower Cal.
ifornis.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27
TROY
CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE

The Fifth Annual Term Of this Institution
commenced
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1870,
And will close Thursday. June Is, 1871.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

NI0TIU1 10 hsrsAy eisss ,tlhnA Ssessrs sf a5nis.
~ istrstiea vsrs 0ss.tsdyo The psdsssignsd on
The eststs Il Hssy NsnsAnl, asessSsl, " tie
olesh q ~ freIate 0ss!tl q LiasslA sssay,
All psrsssS HAvisg siAses1Ssiasi ssid ssSsss
are ssSpirsd = exAiblt tAsa 70 u aAsidistrsAsr
~ alIowases within shs year fton the date II
~ letter.. - thsy ssy y prssisds1 fssn ssy
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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-27

The very liberal patronage herstofore be-
slowed upon the school has encouraged the
Trustees to work diligently for the providing o
. compstsnt Board Of Instruction aud having
placed the school upon . 6rm basis, they car
recommend the Parker Seminary a. . yIasr- -cLAsi
Institution.
TRUSTEES PARKER SEMINARY.
February 2, 1874.