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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-23

noSok CoSrrkRED.-The ancient college OF
Wllham and Mary, founded in lac, ofSir-
sinia, nas recently conferred the degree OF Doc
ADDISON, Rector OF Iriniiy Church. or his c;ty
In consideration OF this merf;ed honor confsr,sd
upon their pastor, We understand that tie var
dens and vestry OF that church have pre.entsa
Or Addison with q valuable set OF Theolosicsi
books, profpsely and Handsomely inscribed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-23

NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Original
Francs, 431 eth street The cheapest Store in
the city. No branch stores. 32I:
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and authorized by county Board OF Su-
peryisors; which yout committee havc
been unable to find In journal OF pro
ceedings. Your committee suggest, that
hereafter, when large amount OF orders
are presented for cancellation that the
County, and poor orders and Jurors GER
tifcates should be examined and COM
paved with records thereof IN the pres
ence Of full Board, and not by the Com
nlittee, and when so compared, and found
right, they be destroyed IN presence OF
full Bos I'd. It is believed, that II any
mistake is made in entering such orders
or Jurors certificates, or by the treasUr-
er in making schedule thereof, either III
the number, amount. Or for what issued,
and the full Board is present, errors OF
any kind will be morelikely to be detected
for the reason that some member OF the
Board would rccollect about each order
or certificate.
On page 294 of journal of proceeding,
May % 1869, is recorded the following
resolution which the committee have
been unable to find in the files of the
Clerks Office.
"Mr. Eggers offered the resolution
that the Clerk of the Board of Super
visors be and is hereby instructed and
authorized to keep up and maintain the
abstract Of tax sales heretofore commcnc-
ed in this county, and for such service,
the Clerk shall be entitled to receive a
compensation of five cents for each tract
of land or village lot so entered upon said
abstract; such abstract to commence
from the year 1862, and the question
being on adoption and the ayes and noes
were called in the affirmative vote all
members. -
The following orders have been issued
for this labor, marked in order book, and
on stub book, as follows. to wit:
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Total amt drawn for this service to date s2l9s 4

Total amt drawn for this service to date S2l9S42
There is nothing in records showing
that the bill for this service had been
presented to the Board, nor any resoiu-
ton advancing compensation the com
mittee estimated that up to January
1871, this work as far as then complet-
ed amounted to 4OO-and odd dollars
at 5cts per DESCRIPTION.
This committee would recommend to
your Hon. body, to dispense with the
use Of this abstract altogether,as from its
entire unreliability and errors, the OH
GERS themselves dare not use it,and consId
er it worthless, and makes double the
work for the officers. and no abstract
will be needed in the opinion OF the com
mittee for some years to come.
G.. w. Barker County Judge received
the following orders, marked in order
book and stub as follows:
March 25, 1869 400 G. W Barker, marked SAL ~ -
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!. I paid him, Henry Baetz'

OLA. IF the books of sale should
show greater amount Of redemption
money in your hands, than the amount
named, lis having been paid by you to
YOUR successor, which shall we take as
the true amount
A. The amount Of redemption mon
ey on hand at the time | delivered the
Office over to my successor. as shown by
the entries on the sale books. would be
the correct amount, nothwth standing |
might have made it less in the settlement
with, and paying over to my successor.
9. Is. Have you compared the list
made by the committee, corrected the
same and is it now correct?
A. [ think it is nearly so.
O. J6. State whether You have gone
over the footiDgs Of said LIST, and what
is the correct amount as shown by that
list of redemption money in your hands,
when you turned the Office over to your
successor?
A. -S9,043,17.
@. II. What is the exact difference
between the amount named in your late
answer, and the amount you did pay over
to your successor, and what disposition
do you propose to make Of this differ
ence?
A. s4,033,1 II, and I propose to make
it good.
Evidence ofP. ?. Fuessenich, after
being duly sworn.
O. /. What amount Of work have You
done. or procured to be done on the new
abstract. authorized by resolution Of the
Board of Supervisors, 1869, at cents
each tract or lot of land SOLD for taxes?
\. Something Ike $500. 90, it might
be n little less.
Q. .. Have you presented bill.
itenIized to the Borad Of Supervisors for
this work.
A. I never did, because I did not
think it necessary under the resolution
authorizing it.
@. 3. What amount Of orders have
been drawn for this service?
A. I have examined the report OF the
committee and believe this amount cor
rectIy stated at 50, 19S, ~.
o. +. State TO Il e committee, II you1
will to whom the orders were issued and
for what purpose, if any, they were 50
issaed in advance of the work being COM
nIeted. and tie account allowed by the
Board OF Supervisors. Any explanation
YOU choose to make of this whole mat
ter will be proper in your answer to this
question.
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OLE SJrl))1.!,e.
FOR ASSOCIATES JusTIcI OF SUPREME COURT.
Full Te1zaa--W. =. LYON.
TO I'll vacaacy-U .p.L XOn
Concluded from second page.

cording to the numbers on the orders
which correspondent with the schedule
made By the Treasurer. The interllnlDg
was done as he says when the orders pre-
scented by the late Treasurer as per SEIZED
ule were examined, compared with order
book and cancelled by Committee on FL
nance appointed at the last annual session
of the Couty Board.
The above amount, $4,000 orders
issued to Z. Mulholland for the two years
Of his term in excess of all allowances by
the County Board of Supervisors, includes
No. 343 for SIS. 60, and undoubtedly the
bal. is made UP By allowing him to draw
orders for attending upon the sessions of
the County.Board during the two years;
which, however, the Board has failed to
provide for by resolution as appears from
examination OF the Journal of proceed
ings.
I0T NJ Galloghly, postage ETC., in
order book, per diem on stub
receipted 2. 2. Z. 1000
Dec. Is, 1GS S. Samuelson, 9,T5
These members of the County Board
drew their per diem with the others,
Dec. 18th and again the 18th, the above
two orders, the caly ones drawn for per
diem the 18th.
Clerk explanation of the above, Is
that the orders were not drawn for post
age as order book shows, nor for per
diem as stub shows but for extra services.
The Journal OF proceedings is silent on
the subject.
Dec. Dist 1869, on page 1913, Journal
the Board adopted the following:
Resolced, That the sum Of $50 be and
is hereby appropriated to Louis Kohnkey
for extra services rendered, also to B. s.
I4orrigan the sum of $50, torextra service
rendered, and the sum of $50, to Thos-
Mohr. for extra services rendered, was
granted, making $l500 90, for which or
ders were drawn.
Committee have been unable to find
any bills on file for such service.
The following bills parties have drawn
orders for, but the committee failed to
find on records that they have been allow
ed by the Board. The Clerk claims that
they were allowed Dec. 18th 1869. but he
Tailn1 TO oet them ON the ninuILeS
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Salary , Years 500 per year 100000
Amount overiraU-n 100, II
On examination of books and vouchers
of the late county Treasurer, Jno &.
Eggers, we find that his account with
the county, kept by him, in the name,
'sStock account has not yet-March
7th, 1871 been closed or balanced up.
In this account. he stands charged
with total amount debts, $79,041 SO
Credits, 69,73S 40
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Total amt drawn as salary by G. ". Barker 10000
=. P. Fuesenich clerk of the Board re-
ceived the following orders marked sal
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Which leaves BAL agst. Treas. 1902 9S
as per his own showing.
Add to this, the amount
credited to himself. in the
foregoing, for which he has exhib-
tied to your committee, no
voucher, and which he does
not claim that he has paid,
as follows, to-wit
Fines aud forfeitures, 1865
State tax on suits; 5000
Drainage money, belonging
to the town of Eaton, 10l,37
% per cent fund, sale of
certificates, not charged
in his account, 22.63
Errors in illegal assessment
for town of Franklin. 1000
$780,
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TESTIMONY or AD0LPEE WITT
MANN AFTER BEING Duly SWORN.
Question /. How long did you hold
the Office of Clerk Of the Board of Super
visors?
Answer. From 1868 TO 1865.
%. When you delivered over the
Office TO your successor, did you ascertain,
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Total debit,

Total debit, 1852, 63
Contra credits.
Amount paid over to his
successor, for which Q.
Even, has given receipt, 7,H2, 81
Am Mt of delinquent taxes
returned to the State
Treasurer, on State lands
for 1870, with which he
has not credited himself
in the foregoing account,
but which should be to
his credit, 6iS,36
Tetal credits. S03l,21
Leaving balance of 1851, Sc
as the amount now due to the county,
from the late Treasurer, Jno e. Eggers.
\ our committee have taken much time,
and spared no pains in their efforts to
reduce the above amount, both on ac-
count Of the Treasurer, and because it
would seem, from the report of the
committee on finance. to the Board of
Supervisors, at its last annual session,
in which 1t was made to appear, that the
Treas. exhibited to said committee, re-
sources sufficient to cover the balance
found-im possible, that between the
settlement with said finance committee,
anu tue Tune OF turning over the ONCE
to his successor. there could have been
any material diminution of funds then in
his hands. TIE treasurer himself. having
failed to reconcile his accounts with said
report. your committee have attempted
ii with the foregoing result, which, we
feel assured, is true exhibit of the
county finances. so far as this Office is
| concerned, at the time he passed the of
fee over to his successor. In going
through his accounts. we do not find him
charged with any amount of fees received
from Hon. W. W. Waldo, county Judge.
We do find, however, a statement of
| receipts, from estates of deceased per-
sons. &c, for the year 1870, signed W.
W. Waldo, amounting TO 450 dollars,
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p FueSnnieh salary stub

IOt3I tNF'7'Vo
Amt voted CI of Board salary per year 1000 100000
A NJ over Drawn for fine , wears $500
e. B. Treat District Attorney received
orders as follows
Marcel, 1850 3Si r r. Treat salary order
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-03
Ghe Oregon gepubliean.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 8
VIII It makes u man

Not numerous years, nor lengthened life,
Not pretty children. aud wife,
Not pins and chains, and fancy rings,
Nor any such like trnmpery things,
Not pipe, cigar, nor bottled wine,
Nor liberty with kiogs q dine;
Nor coat, nor boots, nor yet u hat,
A dandy vest, or trim erayat;
Nor All the worlds wealth lald in store
Nor Mister, Reverend. Sir, nor Squire,
With titles that the memory tire;
Not ancestry traced back to Will;
Who went from Normandy to kill;
Nor Latin, creek. nor Hebrew lore,
Nor thousand volumes rambled Ger.
Not Judges robe, nor Majors race;
Nor crowns that decked the royal race
These oil united, never can
Avail to make single man.
A truthful soul loving mind,
Full of affection for its kind /;
A helper of the human race,
A soul of beauty ana of grace;
A spirit firm. erect and free,
That never basely hend- the knee
That v i'll not bear feathers weight
OF slavery's chain, for small or great
That truly speaks Of god within,
And never speaks a league of sin;
That snaps the fetters despots make,
And loves the truth for its own sake
That trembles at no tytants nod
A soul taat fears no one but Gel
Aud thus can smile at curse and ban;
That is the soul that makes the man.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-03
walla waila Branch N. p. Railroad

General Tilton, Assistant Chief En-
gineer of the Pacific Division of the y.
p. Railroad, has just completed the
survey of the Walla Walla to WaIlula,
distance, 3l4 miles, maximum grade
down to Columbia River. 56 feet, on
tangents; maximum grade up from
Columbia River to Walla Walla, 20
feet per mile A cheap line to build
and work; no summit to cross Total
fall from town of Walla Walla to Co
lumbia River, $50 feet. The people of
Walla Walla are being actively can
vassed by the friends Of the branch
road to vote county subscription of
S3,000,000 county bonds--it requiring
O three-fourths affirmative yote--and
the live men there have no doubt Of
the success of their projects.
Walla Walia is now the richest and
most populous county in Washington
Territory. and in natural resources is
not excelled by any equal area in this
or any other seotion of the United
States. It is now rapidly filing up
with emigrants from Oregon and the
Atlantic States. With a railroad con
nectlon with the Northern Pacific Rail
road, or even with the navigable waters
OF the Columbia River. from the head
Of the valley, opening ready market
for its abundant crops of wheat, corn,
fruit and other products, there is no
part of the far>famed Willamette Val
ley which could count upon a more
brilliant future Walla Walla is fortu>
nate in having among its representative
citizens many men of intelligence and
public spirit, who will not permit their
advantages to be forfeited.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-03
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aal: 80 IN 60 90

The originator Of this wonderful medicine
claims 10 have discovered and co8,biacd ia
har@umg more os Yntstrts fa1st sorere5gA a4edi
ca! prapertfss ihaa ever before co,nbiHel in
vAe u4ejicine. Tie cYi leBce o. this fact Is
found Ia the variety If most obstinate diseases
ahieh II has b.e found tu conquer. In the
cure Of H. hitia, .serere Coughs. and Tie early
stages vi t'asI Ttiun. IL has astouished the
medical faculty, au1 hundreds Of tie best ply
sieians praa unee Il the qrrafest a,tdic,( dis
conery II the oge. While il the seyerest
Coughs, il s;reEg gtAens The system aud purifes
the bloaa. Hy is great and thorough bloofs
purifying properties II cHrcs all Hamofs ffem The
soss; screfaia 10 4 oonaInen BiofcA Iiafp{e o.
Eruption. Aercusial Diseases. Mineral potse ms.
syphilisic and NeBerias Diseases nd their
fects are erad.eated aud vigorous health and q
soHaa eoasf.faiion esl abished. Erys5pefas. Sal
RbsnH, SostE8 Heaa. ferer Spres. Scaig ~
Koaek Nlfa. III short Nil the numerous diseases
caused by bud blood conquered by this
powerful, purifying ani inyignraiing medicine.
For Liref CoMpiaist." Isttous Disog de5s and
Rabffaaf Consf,}sattoH, ii has produced hun
dreds of perfect aud permanent cures where
other medicine had failed.
The proprietor offers Sioo reward for medi-
cine that will equal il la the of the diseases
for which IL is recommended. Beware OF eoaa-
yefts ard scoyfAjes4 ia,ifafion. See that my Gov
ernmeut Stamp, which Is postfsrc gadranfee 81
genniae"ess, il upen Ihe outside wrapper. This
medicine IL Said by Dyagqists a' one dollar per
bottie. Prepared Ly X. V. PIERCE VI. d., sole
Proprietor. at his chemical Laboratory. 1873
Seneca street, Balfaio, n. Y. juno ID, l3-5m.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-03
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE.
DIR. Julien PerrauIf,
DIR. of Medicine of the Faculty of Pa
ris, GRADUATE of the University of
Queens College ard Physician
of the 81. John Raptiste so-
eiety OF san Francisco.

n PEREAULT HAS TIE PLEAS
kYR- ure to inform patients and others
seeking confidential medical advice that be can
he consulted daily ~ his offec. Alnory Hall
Building, North East corner ot Montgomery
and Sacramento streets san Francisco, Rooms
Nos. q. 10. ~. FIRST GneF. up stairs, entrance
on either Montgomery on Sacramento streets,
DR. pERRAuLr's studies have been almost
exclusively devoted 10 the of the various
forms - Nervous ard Physical Debility, the
result 5~ Injurious habits acquired IN Youth,
which usually terminate in impotence ard
fertility, and permanently induce all The
temi,auts Of old age Where secret infrm
i,y exists, involving the happiness Of n life aud
that Of others reason and morality dictate the
necessity of its renewal. tor ID is fact that
premature decline Of the igor Of manhood,
matrimonial uuhappiness, compulsory single
life, etc, have their sources in causes. the
germ of which is planted in early life, and the
bitter fruits tasted long afterward patients,
iabaring under this complaint, will complain
Of one or more Of the following symptoms:
Nocturnal Emissions, Pains in the Back and
Head. Weakness of Memory aud Sight. Dis~
charge from the Urethra on going to staol or
make water. Intellectual Faculties are Weak
ened. Loss OF Memory ensues. ideas are cloud
ed. and there is disinelnatiop 60 attend to
business. even to reading, writing or the So
eiety Of friends, etc. The patient will proba-
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo, and that
Sight and Hearing are Weakened, and sleep
disturbed by dreams; melancholy, signing,
palpitation. Paintings, coughs aud slow fevers
while some have external rheumatic pain, and
numbness of the body. Some OF the most
common symptoms are pimplcs in the face,
and aching in different parts of the body.
Patients suffering from this disease should APP
ply Immediately to DR. PERRAuLT, either in
person or by letter, be will guarantee cure
Of Seminal Emissions and Impotence in six or
eight weeks,
Patients suffering from venerial disease in
any stage, onorrhea. elect, Structures, Buho,
Ulcers, Cntaneoas Erapiions, etc, will be treat
ed successfully. All Syphilitic and Mereurial
Taints entirely removed from the system.
Dir. PERRAuLT's diplomas are in his office,
where patients csn see for themselves that they
are under the care of regularly educated
practitioner. The best references given if re>
quired.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can
call and examine for themselves We invite
investigation: claim not TO know everything,
nor to cure everybody, but we do claim that in
all cases taken under treatment we fulfil our
promises. We particularly request those who
have tried this boasted doctor and that adver-
tised physician till worn out and discouraged,
to call upon us.
Low charges and quick cures.
Ladies suffering from any complaint incideu-
tai 10 their sex. can consult the doctor With the
assurance of relief.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-03

A WONDERFUL INvENTIoN.-The
is no doubt but that we are upon the
eve of new era ia the manufacture of
woolen fabrics, when every family in
the land can supply itself by its own
industry with woolen cloths. of every
description. and of every degree Of
fineness and elegance, and when there
will be no excuse for going otherwise
than well, and even elegantly clad
The mechanism which is to produce
this change in the history of woolen
manufactures is marvellous inven>
tion, which has already excited the
admiration of capable judges of its
merits in some of the leading manufac
turing centres Of New England, and
which has been on exhibition for the
past week in this city 1t is an elegant
and simply constructed machine. The
space occupied by it is five feet eish,
inches by five feet That is the ex.
treme length and breadth of the loom
1t is very easily managed. one girl
tending four looms, without the aid oi
section hands. The rapidity with which
il works is something miraculous. a sin
gle loom producing the enormous ouan,
tity Of $50 yards Of cloth in one day
while the best ordinary loom produce.
Is yards. Boston Courier.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-03
A Reminiscence.

Once, when I was little boy,
sat me down to cry.
Because my little brother had
..The biggest piece" ofpie
Twas not but had quite enough,
But then couldn't see
The reason why partial nurse
Should give him more than me.
They said / was naughty boy,
But who has aot seen men
Behave themselves as foolishly
AS | behaved then.
Too often we are thankless for
Rich blessings, while we sigh
To think some luckier neighbor has
"A bigger piece" of pie.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-03
Female Monthly pills.

Dr. PsRRAuLr il The only agent in California
for DR. BIorrs Female Monthly Pills Their
immense sale has established their reputation
as female remedy unapproached. and far in
advance OF every other remedy Tor suppressions
and irregularities, and other ohstructions In fe.
males On the receipt of five dollars. these
pills will be sent by mail or express to any part.
of the world, secure from curiosity or damage.
Persons at a distance can be cured At home.
by addressing letter to Dr.. PRRRAuLr. corner
Of Sacramento and Montgomery streets, Rooms
10 and IL, or Box s7s, =. o., San Francisco
stating the case minutely MS possible. genera
habits of living, occupation, etc, etc.
All communications confidential l4.1y
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-03
DIR. CLA K'S London
Remedies.
"FoR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS.

FOR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS"
DR.. cLARK's nsvIGoRAToR gives
1 strength to the aged and deblited. It's
especially designed for young men who have
wasted their vigor by excesses of every kind,
and all persons whose systems have become
weak by imprudence, are completely restored
by its use. Price One Dollar.
DR.. CLARK'S PURIFIER cleans the
10 blood from all impurities; such as scrof-
ula, Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Humors
Of every sort. Bad Breath. Offensive Pers-
piration, Foul Feet, Catarrh, Discharges from
the ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling of the
Hair, Ulcers Boils, PimpIes, Blotches, and all
diseases Of the Skin. 1t is also beneficial in
diseases Of the Lungs and Digestive Organs.
Price One Dollar.
ar. CLARKE's PANAcEA relieves
~ pain Of every description; Headache,
Earache, Toothache, Stonachache, Backache,
Pains in the Breast and Limbs. 1t is inyaln-
able remedy in all Nervous Disorders, aud no
family should be without it. Price One Dollar.
81 hk. CLARK'S ELIXIR is cartain cure
~ for all weakness OF the Genito- Urinary
Organs, and discharges of muco purulent
nature, Leucorrhaea, Gonhorrbea, Sperma-
torrhea, and Seminal Weakness, are speedily
cured by its use. Price One Dollar.
Ell kB. CLARK'S REG ULATOR, for females
~ only, is guaranteed to correct all special
Irregularities of Single Ladies. Married La
dies are accustomed not to use it when in a
certain condition, as its effects would be too
powerful. Price One Dollar.
Ali of these celebrated remedies arc prepared
from Fluid Extraets, under immediate
supervision, and are warranted fresh and pure.
All afflicted persons should send carefully
written statement Of their ailments to DR..
Clark, and tbs proper remedy will be sent
to their address. DR.. Clark can be consulted
personally at his ofie, and will furnish all the
necessary accommodations to patients who
place themselves under his care. All letters
addressed, DIR. j. CLARK.
Office, l,2To, Broadway, New York
34-1y
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-03

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tains.
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granite.
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Ny o. 4, II, Is, y; sa odging TO soid er;
My all il quip which at best admits ot :
doubt.
Answer next week.