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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20
ST. LoUIs MARKET.

We FS~ ''A' - ST. LOUIS. APRiL II.
wHEAT-The stoppage in the supply Of coal
on account of the Illinois miners strike, has
compelled several of our largest millers to "shut
down." and hsnse were notifying wheat to-day.
duh isnd irregular, very few bryius until near tho
Close. White selling from u so q 75j Red
81 ss@l 81 spfips u 40 @ 81 81.
OATs-47X to 56c per bushol.
y ELOUR-XXX At 50 80j Choice do ~ rs @
Z 70. 2
/ O0RN-47 TO .seo-stI ICharls, kfnEins siilttsr
riys / Qua g. IA Uk AA.A.
RYE-s6 g 9lo.
T0BAcCo-sslss to-day were 80 hogshsads
and boxes, and rejection u ~ hogsheads.
Manufacturing qualities were in demard above
supply. Luss ~ q rs per 100 Bs;S common
lsaf <s @ls IS, 'msdism dol 81 0s good
do, IS rs @ loj oolory manufacturing do, ~
q 20; wrappers. $40 q IS.
rr n LIvEsTQCKy
J TcATTIR Tbs ] tsshts 3ince yesterday
amount to 500 head, with reported sales Of 1919
hsads The m,skst is .. .lttls armss than II has
been for. several days past, owing chiefly to the
smaif receipts, bat we arc not authorized to not,
an advance. Good shipping are most sought
Ritsg, bst hiysn . ~ not wiiliRgto 60 above qpo-
tations. We quote common Texans and natives
at g. 5Qts l. a. medium 10 fair Al -, 75s0 /;
'pfinS " lchoitss sbutbhefs beids frbI a5sfiS "a
Ssa0e ~ W ssHtbe'ssis of b2lhsst ,priMS
shipping at 50
H0GS-The receipts since Yesterday amount TO
b47-head, With reps1tsasaiss nf.ls sly head. ThS
market has not improved any since our last rel
g9Ttssons but the best qualities beiug sought
tNefN aud these bring mere nominA price.
We quote rough hogs at - Is q 81 aver
20: 700 ne and spxAvas only bring IS 25 "a
~. Shippers are buyins siaall .lstssst ahese
Agurss sAd shippinguo 6aseesn markets, hoping
for . rise by the time ithsy arrive. ssisfs bsf'
sHBHP--vhs receipts since yesterday amount
to 80 hesd, With reported sa.es Of lso head.
The market Is 10 healthy condition, and sheep
hold their own better than shy other class Of
stock. We quote common to medium At ~ TO
90 fgood butchers at ~ IS to s.; while
choice mutton will bring 50 7Stoa 40 ' ewt.-
Timcs. t1t N9IFTt Nrl .oF ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

The weather prophets predict heavy
frose on thel2Y3tfof May.paCover up the
fruit trees. 'saeBSH SlihSeJ
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

We sbopsi that the Herald .apd 'tbs
DipatcA, both beinsd Democratic, will
fratsruise. and let not Fisher, get stuck
10 the Mudd, nor Mudd bespatter Fisher.
.LClarksville Sentinel. 81, +. n ,as
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20
Cyru. Ellison. Esq, ssy:ss Missouri
paper, has be1a keeping I llss iiiOfASa6n

Of time in which peach trees bloomsd
sach syem, in this region, aud at sd4
feSuSst, furnished the dates below for shs
eleven years, from 1851 to 1871. II will
be> seen BY the table, that the 0fesch
blosso oms show themselves much earlier
this tSAtstGah any tisssrdlrhSg .ttlse1asb
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20


Sick RooMs-DEcIsIoN AND QUIET
NESS. s.-Consult your patients wants, but
consult him as little as possible. Your
decision need not be very obvious and
positive you will be most decisive il no
one suspects that you are'so at all. 1t is
the triumph Of supremacy to become
unconsciously supreme Nowhere is this
decision more blessed than ia sick room
Where it exists in its genuineness, the
sufferer is never con,radicted, never
coerced oil little victories are assumed.
The decisive nurse is never pcremptory,
never loud.i She is distinct, it isI true,
there IL nothing more lsggravatisg to o
sick person that whisper--but she is
not loud Though quiet, however, she
never walks tip toe she never makes
gestures (; all is open aud above board.
She knows no diplomacy or 6nesce, and
Of course her shoes never creak. Her
touch is steady and encouraging. She
does not potter. She never looks at you
sideways. You never catch her watch
ing. She never slams tho door, Of course
but-she never shats, 1t slowly. as if she
were cracking nut ID the hinge. She
never talks behind-is,-g y She never peeps
She pokes the fire skilfully, with firm
judicious penetration. She caresses one
kind Of patient with genuine sympathy
sire talks to another 40 if he were we'll
She is never IN a hurry. She is worth
her weight in gold, and has healthy
prejudice against physic, which, however
she knows at the right time how te
oouoo,1
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

Mr. leonard Henry, Jr,,' " building a
neat little framc house noar his father 8,
and on the. same LOT. .,i5,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20
AlIrrrLs WaNE FOR TIM STOMACH

AsLlrrLE WNE -SoR1Tni SroMAcH's
SAKr.-Last Monday evening we fortun
ately stepped into tho drug house of our
friend. Mr.. NJ. S. .Ballinger, and was made
the recipicut Of . bottle of "Gold Sea" "
Although We Try to Ponfofm to That pas.
sage of holy Writ which sdmonishes us
to "be temperate in allthings," We con.
fess to slight weakness for fine braud
of the juios Of theyipe, 'anaas soon as
We arrived home ve out the cords that
bound the cork, when it whisxed from
the bottle and the nsctaresn fluid began
to dance aud sparkle with delight. 1t
was excellent, and was 80 prooouncsd by
the good friends who quaffed with US the
social glass. Mr.. Balliuger has few
moro Of the sauo sort, and if you are
fond OF good wine the "Gold Seal will
b. sure to please you. oos
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

RUNAWAY TEAM.-Some excitement
was occasioned last Monday morning by
q runway team. Mr.. Robert Ricks had
hitched his horses to the north fence
Of Messrs. Cske & Rogers tan. yard, and
while he was 10 the black smith shop the J
became frightened at the noise made BY
letting offasteam at the tanuery. They
ran by,a number Of buggies and horses
that were standing between the shop and
tan yard, fortunately clearing all Of
them; thence against the fence Of the
Christina Church, kaockiag down three
or four panuels and breaking the posts
off at tho ground. Here they left the
hind wheels and the bed Of the wagon,
aud after, eulisting another horse in their
sport started down the street by Capt
Worsham's and Mr.. Lewis Wriehts
Just before reaching the latter place one
of the remaining wheels few of the axle
with such, force that it broke through
Mr.. Wright's fence and brought uE
agsiost the house. The Aorses continued
to run until they came to Mr.. Hartman .
about a nils from town. They we're
considerably scared, but, strange to- say
we're not seriously damaged.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20
ElnaI settlement.

NOTICE is hereby sivea. that the undersigned
~ administrator OF the estate OF Benjamin +
Todd, deceased, will make q final settlement ol
his administration of said estate at the next term
sf the Probate Court Of Lincoln county, Mo-, IN
Be besua and held IN Troy on Monday, july 10
1871 ta2Onl6] FREDERICK wfNu, adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

March II Vas the earliest and April
% the laaess that peaches blossonied.
In 1864 ns 1sPpIs trees did net bloom
untilths f0,h'of May is p gleaat
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20
LOCAL AND COUNTY.

subscribe Tor Ii, ,nnKAl6: Only .,
aysrrle.osqfiP osrDs, lsUg
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-04-20

Circus CoMING.-As will be seen by
advertisement IN this paper, Coles Colos.
sal Circus and Animal Exhibition will be
10 Troy on the goth inst. Every circus
has its "stars," and the stars Of Coles are
the "Maretta Sisters" trapeze performers,
Mile Caroline, Mr.. Miles Ortou and his
infant Claude, bareback riders, who are
accompanied by full troupe Of eques-
trians, gymnasts, clowns, &c. Tho en-
tree into town, which will take place
about 10 o'clock IN tho morning, is de-
scribed as being very grand. Among
the curiosities that are advertised is o
baby elephant" Of course many ofou'
pious citizens will take their children IA
see the animals, and some wag has oh
served that if they wish to remain till
after the other performance, they car
lose their children and take up the resi-
Of the time looking for them, no. for
getting, in the meantime, to look at thu
feats Of the ring.
The New York herald., 1871-12-01
COURT CAIegDiH--THls nay.

SUPREME CcURT-CnAxBgas-iicld bv ynaoS
Brady 90, III, l4a i4J, isi, l6o 103 1914 lGe
SUPREME uRT-CIRoCIr.-Adjourned TIL Mon-
day, December 4. - ''
COURT 0F COMMON PLEAs-Parts l and 2-Adl
journed tll Monday, December 4.
80. mAhlNE CouHT-TRIAL IERM--Part 1.--Adjourned
~ Monday, December l. Part 4-iield by Judge
s 0oas es47, 62ss, iid Uyy 1920, U,l6.
Part 3-hed by Judge Cur,ls-Nos s,J4 77s2 so5l.
SO60 8l87. 8lSS. 8lSs.
The New York herald., 1871-12-01

Appcndix-Rcccipts n16 Expenditures.
The Docks OF the onice were close jane so, 1871
after the entry OF all moneys Received anu disburseI
ON authorized warrants witliD the fiscal year, as
fOIloWS:-
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P1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LivERPOOL-Iu steamship Scotia AngMr " Wus aud
mad Mr. r. Brooks lady, children and srv Miss
y son, Hon &. H. rndlgton Hon j. is1u' ana lad hr l. W
ard Indy Nj G. Knox T. " Andrews, ~ Bloom A. Dunp,
I1snic g. b. Hnshh and daughter T. 4 Jasray,
LADY, Misses Jeray Misc T. H. Roorbaeh, T.
NCe0r lrdv and a. Arnsrorg Armstrong Spencer.
Hitch c. b. CIV, Dr. a. u LAZY infant Nine. de- Ia
RoScb- and iqaeter e. F. Iiavilaad T. Hayland Romney
I-gr J. H. Har.. b. &. Bruce W. Msyhon. W. H..
Ballard lad n D. TAYLOR T. Hoe, O. Chopin VIM LoHmer r.
j., j. stewart Mr. Peck Mn Dudns, hs. T. A. Bewis,
Rev =. Goodman, f. A. Alexander L. W Webb,
y b Fseorer J. C. Sims, F. ngate, T. Faehra W. Kleier,
NJ A Plat. Mr.. $ Z. Brown, Mr. X G. Pekns NJ W. D.
Morgan AL lr Nj R Winthrop Nj Carl Rosa Madame rrepa
maid Mis- CHForj Mr. A. b. CrameT and lady hr H.
MI shaw MI T. Eley and lady Mr. CsHInan and eh-
drer Nj WEBSTER NJ. Potway, Nj T. Qayle Mr. Mccarthy Mr.
Andlade lady =, Arlrade Nj G. L. Swan Mr. D. W. $
clara Wan. W ShersOy Mr.. De Iancy Kane dy and
r A Scb Mr. " g. Fuller NJ NJ Rock and .sryart
". Vail. W. Hcond l. Dulaln, j. l. Ietlf
A. Curtis Mr.. Penvk. W. Sursherg J. Gasieu, W hngman
j. Whittier T. Canesie J. Maheg W j. Moulson, W H. irwin
H. g. Paeg D. MEG Forbes A. : MaeomsOn, IL W. Wehcrll W
SON j. l. Rof F. Darwin G. II Darwin VI K Pryor T EyerH,
Strauss W. L. Strauss L. $. Lew and LADY A. Hammer Often
hemer C. J. Cook Dueatel H. ChIA and lady t.o Misses
CLARK C. W Dert-r g. b. Dexter A. DoSuer, H. " Palmer,
p Rdgee J. Freedman, H. H. Ketebam, J. T. CaldseI A.
Caldwell CmaBn A. Jsval H. Ne1s;aiter T. G. p Bndhurst
Edwards, W Thurston H. r Higgins Abbot Lawrence
hd7 chliren nuE ard maid servant Miss aWnc a. Lawrence
IT, J. Brsden lady. Msrhal and LAZY W C. Heron. A.
Heron C. A. Gscom Murray , g. W. sutton, sdy and ehid
Mrs Hove Miss Hall g. Marshall j. b. Hall A. Peon ALFREDO
Peon L. Kane Samuel and lady W Ebeck X Green
U1ger q Esorn # IL Wood r Bianc j. Moore and lady H. G.
u. Green, sir BacEc taEai
and .ey M Mrs Cumming n. Jennan Miss NJ e. Jenan
FROM sAyANNAH-IH steamship Magnolia Aug I'll sehH't1
Nj Kaufman or r. Wheaton Miss Ida Bel Jos Rosehfeim g.
Mrvey MrA Kaufman, and infant NM j. kanhnn,
children ard serysn; T. Keel G. b. Ure, T. Butler g. n Nun
roe PenIeT r. White, G. Connery Geo Gemenien h rec
ssdder r. Henry Mrs. Henry, y Koch and son MIS- hess
John sweeny, 7. N. Sweeny, and 10 10 steoEsge
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
Rnnndsrn

Roundsman Griffith and the crew of one of the IIar
bor Police boats arrested james m yeeiy East
River and found IN his boat 1000 pounds sugar lie "a,
and the ~ the Properly az Police Headraer
subsequently, committed by Justice Hogan TO tie Tonts
examination.
In the Court Of Special Sessions Yesterday Nathan
Keorsk charged With disturbing divine worhip
NJ T. Church, Sunday upon sewing machine
tie church Justice STANDBY believed that
guilty OF the onense charged but Hebrew entitled
TO the protection a. members Of religious bod
that be worshpe SATURDAY PARTIAL infringement Of the
civil sabbath The justice suspended warning prisoner not
TeIeat the ohense.
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Justice
Hogan committed VILLAIN kunson Dane residing at Perth Amb,y
n j. stealing gold watch and wallet ming from
stolen property IN his possession Peter hcAleer striking William
H. Bentley Of Seventy s1hst, Br0sdNay,
and breaking his
held t. bail in $500 to trial John Wolf charged BY Bridget
Walsh with endeavoTng nTege her into
Committed for tra In default Of $3.50 bail
In the Court of General Sessions, YESTERDAY Mer
nit Martin pleaded guilty 10 charge of stealing a harness
Henry w Wheeler 81 No. "a Little Tveths July
seuee TO the Pcniola foT Henry Sanders %
EaS Hou0ast, anC goods worth - lm Charles Pausus
No III FrauklD st. Pemtna MONTHS Henry Canaed stealing
800 from James Costello Of No. 07 West Twentieth
State Prison for 81 years. joseph sl.en
No Bovery obtaining 10 tstead Of fraudulent
from Henry Williams Of No. pa Csnas Prson four years
Smith
Ferdinand Of Broadwa Pcnteua
james Smith and Barney Mclaughlin pleaded guilty 20
charg Of James Schchtng Fron
smith who stabbed srres. vas rn
Thomas Lynch abbng Crawford hcreW Pison enc
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WHY NOT A LIBEL SUIT ]
EdiLor OF The Tri6ane.

TO NC EdIFOr OF the Irl6Uht
SIR: 1t is a great pity your proposal that
Mcssrs Hall and Connolly should The Times for ipe
was not adopted II would have served good pur
poses. 1t would have led TO thorough judcla exam
nation Of the charges of corruption and OF the chardc
ter of our rulers II these charges had been sustained
msI suppose they would have beenl The Times "ou'u
have been amply recompenscd for the cost ana annoy
of the suit by increase Of its business anu us iI
ence II they had not been sustained, lesson Woulu
have been taught the newspaper profession, which seems
to me badly needed The carelessness with which lnfa
mons charges are brought against public men is one OF
II q most alarming symptoms of our social degeneration,
and the unUliugncss OF slandered persons to seek
remedy the courts is serious danger to the commu-
nifty. hoNhsiS'
Nec York, Aug :, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
CITY MONEYS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: As the Controller has published a state
ment Of the City expenses for July viii he please state
where the City moneys are, the amount and how much
loaned the Ring by the b-a, the depository Of the
mOneys4
see by the papers tbs day tat attemp: made
by the City authorities 60 postpone the payment of Mr.
Cornes claim, the ground OF the absence OF Mr. Nor
ton, of the City Han COmm siOnere who is travelling
az - expense IN Europe Our city is bcst in that way
II senator Chamberlain Bradley, uaor Commits oncr
Norton, Senator Tax Commissioner Dreamer, are now
travelling boz Europe, II il not necessary 20 asa where the
means % pay expenses comes from.
Aug. 8, 1871 G.. W. BLUNT.
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G Corporation Notites.

DfrAETNEsT DOCKS Nos $40 AID $50 BEoADvAri}
NEw-YoEE, JAY H. 1871.
NOTlCE.-Pursuant to the provisions OF sub
division OF section Of chapter ga laws Of ISL the Bosr Of
governing the Department Of Docks hereby notice
that Improvement the waterfront Of tie Gay Of Nes
York determined by said Board the 18th day o. April
1871 sdoptt by of the Sinking Fund
Board this Department with certificate 81 snch
conformity with the law That SAID plans
the Office this Board and 70 public
inspection daily OF 10 aud II O'Clock and that
from the said 9th April 1871 wharf bukhead
dock wharf structure supectue can be laid
rebuilt within the territory district embraced 10 and
such plans accordance tber,sib
JOHN T. AGNBW.
HENRY A. SMITH,
WILSON G. HUNT Commissioners.
RICHARD NJ. HENRY
WILLIAM WOOD.
J GEESvLLE KASE Secretary.
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plaintiff was MESSENGER in the defenhnni,s law oic

plaintiff was messenger in the defendants law Office
five years ago, being then II years old, and
in no sense 2 law student. Mr.. Mnrange refuses 10
give q certncate OF moral character or clerk
ship Amos g. HUI, IN his behalf claimed that the
ton should be maze 10 The General Term. IL az any
been made long since the alleged cerkshlp took place
this case does NOT come within their application the
not proper case m which attorney is required 10
give certlncate; II young attempts break into
the Bar ne ought 10 understand enough about law 10 90
10 the proper forum. Judge Sutherland eoncurred in
this view and referred the motion to the General Term.
rcmarkng That he had grave doubts whether a man
could certify to another mans good moral character.
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TIE COURTS.
A CONTESTED GAMING DEBT.

NVN
William Waltmire has sued H. T. HclmbOld
IN the Supreme Court $500 which he paid
Belmbold as a debt Of honor" Last Summer party
Of four gentlemen, OF whom the plaintiff and defendant
were two had game OF cards at the Continental Hotel
Tong Branch The game finally changed 10 bluff %
and Mr. Helmbold losing $780, requested his partner
advance the money for him. but refuses to pay the debt
no,c claiming that the law absoyes him from paying
Gaming debit motion made before Judge suther-
land YESTERDAY by the planuh, to strike GU, that portion
20 ~ answer relating To the game OF bluff rree-
Vn on fine ground that he had nothing 20 do with the
losing of the money but had simply pmdt at defendants
,,,c,,usst a.. a dett of honor. Decision reserved
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PROPERTY RIGHTS ON THE WATER FRONT.
u 1 nnd l : Peck annlied to the Sn.

Wm J. and J. ,. ItCh aPPICu 10 V1V 'NU-
nreme Court through counsel yesterday Tor ah June-
t restraining the Dock Department from tearing down
-, I'll or buiIdincs at the foot of spriug-st The
laiptf. allece that they have lease from private
,V,crs and also from the Corporation, ana have bult
tlesC sheds under permit from thG SuIeIleuIent OF
HdinOs. that thew have occupied lhe prcsta ~ SedI-
ami they believe that the COmmis-l0net5 OF DOCKS WIZ
tear down the buildings and remove theh g.cds anu
the uuic even II il shall be necessary 10 e u1"n me
bmldngs Tor public improvements, whllS u VIII na.e
~ H. i,rc he nIantis Judge Sutherland SAID that
The moment lie granted the order doubt WOMB DC ro"
upon the public mind in regard to the gO os ~ e
me- 1ndyements were made, moreover Tor the
Iro,notion of commerce. Decision reserved
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF NEW YOkk..

PORT OF NEW YORK.. ................. .AuersT
r., Rel. y,sehaa SorioiE City Pom. and Redmond
o s gGhS' VIM F. c Parker Norfolk City Point and Richmond
Steamship Novelty Shaw Phiadtlrl,s,
s'esm,Rp Bristol waIAee Philadelphia.
s,snsbp Wisonsin Williams Liverpool Williams Guon
s,s,@.sS CP' Pcri rI' Shropshire Ph
Steamship yoqnteer hoXe Pmladsph h ALG, ~
steamship Gen. sedrv!cE Ella Havana Jane J. Ward TO-
s sS Ia S. ost l Br L,S IL Marshall Co
Sup Dexter Taylor ian fIan S $500 - VIII. Co
Bar S6oaioa Wood Ce,te Marsees Miller lloagaiOh
B BTs V Sf1lS i4lba Br AseS oa
BsrA EntsutnseD (sor) Jensen socfho" "en'' '''' DUE
Bs Jessie Rhyn, Han Por,,u.Psce Road. w,,, re,.,
Bg Olaf KyTre tNorl JorgeHsen, feH"r'h H'41s '' ~
Bng yon Nor G.rsep Cork for OrisT' Punch haye Co
s s Anne Bs Cochran John, b. CrAhda Bereaur
&C.. uo,. B,, Mseomber Windsor " s. Crnnda BerauI
sch King Bird Or simpson s. J John Il B. n s1e Parker
scir Antrccent Peudetou New l'7en j. b. ha'lAha TO-
sehr y. Barsalev lloIse; SeE Haven
sel Non,goneEy TTlo Esss, dr. ne5s Co
schr Elmira Rogers Pugh Norfolk.
Barge McDougaf Jones, PnIadeDhiA
ARRIVED.
e,eamshp Magnolia Palmer Savannah Aug WIZ m an" pas
to W. n so LOU Liverpool July 20 and Queenstown oo
with uds. ana psss to g. &. Franesln- r @ ~, 81,
hrg 1 ~ T bs WoT Co vessel T. Whitney Co Had
bgbt variable nd entire passage with much log. "a 1900 .
Cot lcuerhe ~ GAYS WIN Ee !" NJ
Nutu.i Co. vessel 20 John Boyntous sou 20
Scl DnA LELAND Segben n C., days, Win na'A stores 70
JAJ Patterson. c.-,--... . n od,-. Nth v.llo,
pine K-ry vessel 10 Evans BAN 20 hau HeA WINE A
Gains tn entire passage days norh OF HAtterss
GeorgeOwn, b u Gays
& & Loud 4 90. Is bound TO Albany. g, - III, ~
Ser james Dung Young Union Island Ga IL days WIN yellow
nine Ia WieT Son yeseli0 = e. Loud % ia hght
Snts ami passage Wa days north hA'"A
sehr Lyrs Bradley, RondOut for Boston
schr. ". Kelly. Mlsterson KOndogtfot Bangor
sehr J Cone Smith, Rondou for Boston
schf. Lucy Amss. Hall, kcrdout Tor Boston
schr A. q. Hazard. Hart blL5eihhod for AeE hA''h
sehr Mayaoxer Wilson, RiIsbehp,ri for Neshs'eH
Schr BOdine, Virginia
sohr G. FoIG Green Virginia.
A.. CRndage, NirginiA
sehr J. RAYMOND CanIner Geoge'ovb D. C. Tor NeSi.
hf. Palestine, Virginia
sehr. NJ. A. Iiyer Butler. Baltimore for Nts hA'eh
Scbs. A. NJ Hines Jchsrds, Virginia
Schf. Wm. kintcl, sopeT, GeOrgetowhi ID &
scIf kiwAri sladc hOper. Alexandra
soop Mar A. Haysood, Strong, Virgins
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosr0S Aug a-ATnved. bars silts Fish Brand hon nsso
Blanche Br Grant foI eshom bngs haliAho JARVIS n ' f
DAT T. H. Jebnng from Charleston sehs hS"h
Galveston Roles Rhodes from Sc~'oHeans Nls
Orleans foenoe (Bf y IAeN'a, Hm hN my
Monadnock, Barker, rom Ponce 49, .. ...,. ,.,. NJ
IEwE. Del t-Arnved steamship 6rAnie staN """ "''
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SUrRKvv Cor

utvRFRs-SuruEgil.p JOpcrs 10, 10
~. Powers SIool1r 81. ". hfran IsEt-I.
:0..F:sh Spuua,r Co. .Ssul d n-t ET ant ri al.
!2..Lachuaycs LactneyCr 5J.,Cor Con - al
6u..l.yitsoH az b Eru-. tl..NtI"Has Williams.
o.. rautoH Grua.
COJRr SEssIcHs-B0c Recorder NACkETT-Oleus
Ham.
l..JoAu Oyels grand tI,hu Eitrer grand srccag.
6..jrHr-s ia 1ai VILLAIN
2..Jo.H b. CraHi lar D. tov,s grand larceny
7..NrTf Quinn. robbery.
hciuicI. John
Crlv. WASH, and George VIII
4..bs.lcst Sheyi.n. grand l.r- la-.s burglary.
o..W.4aam Tuluas burglary
UNITED STATES COY fT'S ,KUsTry-BLATCHPOKD
Opens a. /. O. rl-luyunstllr
800 Io-1e. Tesc.ner lfo.lfJn o. waterman
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Z4- Go. .sItt .NrrEn &. a. . AaEsy.
59. .Dl..ld a. agt. etuLo- I3IIe 81 Naiaef.
be-
Cosrs ArgfnlEt
3.CC Robert J. Iog C. e. a. at W.. zane TeshaeI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
SOMETHING CLEAR.

To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | have looked for clear and precise
statement Of the increase of city and county debt
from the journal which has denounced with so much
vigorous wrath the corruptions OF the Tammany Ring
but never was able to find il until you Published that
table this morning The Times may have had the same
thing in another form, but could not find IT, do not
wish to deryaue the services OF that paper but your
comparison of figures is more eloquent than any nvec
tive and in with all good citizens, thank you
for it, Wv :.
Nctr- York. Aug s. 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09

10 enlist the attention Of some OF the gentlemen who will
he present AT the meeting soon 10 be held hold that
property holder I'm NewYOrk can better afford 10
take stand ROr and pay S. than TO continue to pay
every three or six months 80 cents 81 for pretended
street openings, sewers, etc. know something OF the
things whereof speak having been robbed without
Chectual power of redress, Of more than $4,000 within
few years IN New-NOrk City in excessive assessments
which, IN most cases, In no wise benefited my property.
Flushing, L. L. Aug. &, 1871. u.
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