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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
ONE MILLION OF LIVES SAVED,

II l. one Of thereraarssl facts If this rrruarksl.
age, h"t meEei! inai ," nsny leIsells the Nic-
TINS OF dyspep-ia Indigestion luf its wii,inv
victims. Now, We would mot ne understood TO saw
that any one regards - spepsia with favor or feeis
disposed 10 rahk il an oHg the iuxuries of life Far
from it. Those who have experienced its torment-
would scout stea an idea All dread IL. and would
gladly dispeise Win H. uipleasaR- faIniliariti
cireu r'siauces in which e lscCd- never had ~,
attack Of dyspepsia his jpiiiy would have spced
lly fnrsaken hini- Men snd women sometimes suf-
fer its toTtGres uneoplain;ags, hut whoever heard
Of person who eIjOs ed ihemf
vi al the multi-stious diseases TO which the hu-
man system l. liahle. there IS peTIisps no one so
generally prevalent as dyspepsia there are dis
eases more acute and painful nd which more fre-
qneniiy prove iaal; hut hone. the effects sf which
are 20 depressing the mind and so positively dis
the worli il is
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER.

stimulating its functions and causing it to
make its hillary secretions in regular and prop.
er quantities The Injurious results which in
variabiy follow the use OF mercury is rntirely
avoided i6y their use. But it is not upon the
Liver only that their powers are exerted The
exit act OF Mandrake contained in them is skill
faly combined with four other extracts. one OF
which ac Is upon the stomach. one upon the up
per towels. one upon the lower bowels. and one
prevents any gripping effect. thus producing n
pill. that Influences the entire digestive and ali
mcntary system. IN an equal and harmonious
manner. and its action entirely free from nau-
sea. vomiting or gripping pains common TO all
other pursatives-
Possessing these much desirable qualities, the
Podcnh Nilin Iecomes inValralle : a
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03

Since uly 1st, 1870, the member of
revenue assessors employed in Mas
sachusetts, Rhode Island and Con nee
.icut has been reduced from one hun
dred and titty-four to nincty-three
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
BENEFICIAL ONLY.

in all cases or the hillary system. HoCa.nd,s
German bitfer> stand without an cqurI acting
promptly aHd vigorously UYon the Liver; they
remove ~ tUfli ity ahd cause hcalthful 81 cre-
lion Of bilo-therehy supply ing the stomach viii.
ile mast Indispensable elements OF sound diges-
zion lh FfGlv4 IT1i YrticEs- 1Lcy give tone 10
me stcliaci stimulating its functions, and en-
'hiinS D. 10 perform it. dulles nature de-
signed 1t Should TO- They impart viror and
tient TO feel Ike another 5einS-in ract. giving
him Il EeW lease OF life.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
FAMILY MEDICINE.

No household should he without them. They
are perfectly safe. require but two for an ortlf-
NARY dose, are prompt and efficient in action.
and v hel used in connection with DIR. Hoof-
lands German Bitters, or ICnic, may be re-
ssariei as certain specifics in all cEses of Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, or any Of the disorders
10 winch Tie system is ordinarily subject. Ths
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS

almost universally.
Nearly every other person you meet Is n vic,tr,
an apparently willing one. for were this nc, tbeca'
why 20 many sufferers, ulen 4 certain M sdr srd
safe remedy Is within the easy reach or All wbo
desire TO avail Themselves OF IL. But the ma
yoriiy viii Rot Blinded by prejudice or lie
terTcd hy some other uneNDiHirctl inaron-.
dncN refuse 10 accept tie relief profTere,! rLcIr
Ihey turn = deaf ear To- the testimony OF thc
Ind v ith strange iuiatuatiun. arpcrr TO Lin,
win desperate determination to tieir Ruthless
t"l men r But s1y> dysretis= What is this
FeHie'iE:to which ~ reply: Ihis great sIiIevi-
n'oF o. Euinan suffering Is almost is " uidely
khcUn a. the English language. 1t has aIiaVcI
comfort and encouragement TO thoSauds Of oth
eIs- I-iS aeAHoE ledscd iaHaeea Is none other
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
EOOFLAND'S TONIC

acts with almost marvellous eject it not only
stimulates the Tagging and wasting energies,
but inyigurs.tes and permanently strengthens
its action upon the Liver and stomach thorough
pei hahS less prompt than the Ei.lers when the
same quantity i taken is nc1e tn: less certain.
indi diEestiOn, BilliOUsrcss. Physical or Nervous
Pro- trtinn. Well readily to its potent influence
y gives the invalid Il new and stronger hold uptn
life removes depression Of SPIRITS and inspires
cheerfulness- Il supplaEts tie pain OF disease
with the ease and comfort of perfect health 1t
gives strength 10 weakness. throws dcsponden-
dy 10 the winds. and stats the restored invalid
upon a new asfd gisssiSoue career. But DIR, Hoof-
lands beneiactiOns to the human race are not
confined to ! is celebrated
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
PRINCIPLE OF TIE MAN
DRAKE ROOT.

New we desire the reader 20 distinctly under
stand that tnis extract Or the Mandrake is MANY
Times more powerful than the Mandrake itself.
IL Is the medicinal virtues Of this health giving
plant IN a Perfectly pure and higly concentra-
ted form- Hence il + thattwo OF the Podophyl-
lin I'ill> constitute fail dose while anywhere
six 20 eight handful of other preparations
OF the Manarake are reln nirea. TIC Podouhv vlliu
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
Tho Ohio ReDuhIicaNS.

A meeting ofthe Congressional and
political committees of the Ohio Re-
publican Association was held last
evening in one of the rooms of the
Post Office building, for the purpose
of devising means to assist, financial
ly and otherwise, in the political cam
paien of the State.
On motion of III. B. Months N A.
Gray was called to the chair, and H.
w. Bulsford secretary.
Mr.. Months suggested the propriety
of con tlibuting funds. Of the support
of the ampaign, and to devise some
judicious means by which that end
could be accomplished also, circulate
such political documents as would
prove most effectual throughout the
State.
On motion of G. W. Shockev, W.
a. Hunt, of the State Executive Com
mittee, and Mr.. Knapp, were aided to
the joint committee.
Mr. Months entertained the opinion
that the most feasible and judicious
method to adopt in collecting funds
was by voluntary contributions, and
not by direct assessments.
On motion of E. c. Merrick, com
mittee. consisting of N. A Gray, P.
b. johnson, and W. III, Sirtlot, was
appointed to arrange some plan by
which to obtain funds, and submit it
to the committee at their next meet
ing.
Adjourned to meet on Wednesday
evening, at 6. SO O'Clock, at the same
place.
This association du:i ing the last
campaign contributed to the general
political fund Of the State over thir-
teen hundred dollars and distributed
thirty thousand political documents.
These speak, well for the association
rs political auxiliary Washingtoa
Chronscle, july, 25 uzt.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03

LAST Monday night, burglars enter
ed the Lima Post Office. by forcing
the back door on the alley, and then
removing sash from the door De-
tween the two buildings, which ena-
abied them to draw the bolts of the
door leaaing into the Office proper
All the stamps in the Office were stol
en-, together with probably some
5la 90 in small coin and pennies. The
stamps taken were, as near as. can be
estimated, about of TIE following de.
nominations $40 90 in three cent
stamps, S14 90 in two cent stamps
and $50 90 in one cent stamps. They
were all of the latest issue by the De
partment. Among the coin taken was
some six or seven dollars in silver
andsone dollar in gold. This makes
the second time within two years that
the office has been robbed. -Lima
Gazette.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03

THERE are in New Hampshir SO
saving banks, having an aggreg 1t C
capital Of over So, 100000.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03

Lads burned or otherwise injured
on the Fourth are called 'victims OF
patriotism" in one Of the newspapers,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
DE-. EOoFLANDs CERMAN BITTeRs

would ycu know more OF the merits of ills
wonderful medieinc than can lie learned from the
S~teIishSe o. o-ters. Try II yOlIselE and when
II h..s failed 10 falHil tie assurance ~ its eni
sse ;iVs'i ~ IL psoEEietOT, ten abandon Il ith
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
Il O. G- II.

CPPER SANDCsEY LODGE. Nc. 5cS, meets ey,
cry MONDAY evening, in Tc,np:aT Htll
3d Floor, EeGrys. Block. Prompt and regular
attendance il requested.
Il. T.. GRIsEEL, W,CT,
D.H. I. Dz:<-LE. L. >.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
A CONFIRMED DYsPEPTJc

Fui u is not our intention 30 discant on The Lor
fers dyspepsia To describe them truthr;,lIy 4.
simply an impos<itiiiiy. but it Is possible 4, .,rt
out arencdy- W.. have said that pc rliars dvitnen
STA : the most uaiversal of hmzn diseaseS T1iisi
eml,haiic'iy the case IN tie United States Thefh-
this general prevalence is due to the charac;s 81
the io" the method O it, ?repsr tion or Tie haftv
manner in which tits usually swallowed is not our
are caIirl fn crnl l. IL. - "N'NN w
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
THEY STAND UNRIVALED.

cow. there are certain classes of persons to
Whom extreme l.iitcrs are not only unpalatable
but who find it impossible TO take them without
positive discomfort. FOTsueh
Dr.. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
has heen specially prepared. 1t is intertied f,r
uSe whcie slight alcoholic stimulant is requir-
cd Ia connection vita the well known Tonic
properties Of the lurc German l.itters This
Tunic contains all she H Y ctlients OF the Hittt rs
but 50 Favored a. to remove the Cxtrerne bitter
ness tbs S-J paraIicn is not Only palatable
but ccfniincS. III modified foim. ali tie virtues
Of tie GCTInaH EitieTs. ] he sCiid extracts OF
Suiae oi Rat lures cloirest rvstoratiyes are hcli
IL su-Liion by q sIiriiUous agent of the purest
Yusiiiy- In eases or laEe@cE or excessive dcbil-
ity, where the system srTeaTs TO have Lecome
gNl.zrss. Cd u uts-~
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD.

cleansing the vital n"il OF ali kur.ful impuri-
ties ans! suTplautinE them with the clements Of
genuine healthiulursS. In 4 word tkele -
scarce II adi>eaSe ia which they canroi be safe \
and boueiciaily employed; but in that mt st gen-
ersily prevalent distressing and dreaded LIsSIse
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
GERMAN BITTERS.

or his invaluable ToNIc- He has prepared ar
other medicine. which is rapidly winning its
way TO popular favor because OF its intrinsic
merits, THIS is
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
DIVORCE NOTICE,
c'F0liHs IS han'F Petition cOrDivorcc.

GetitiOn IOr BlNOTce-
David Uaner-
nAVID UANEE whose place OF residence Is
IL unkuo Su to petitioner. Is notified that Gro
line IIancr did on the 18th day ofJune, a, ID lSIl
file her ppt tiion in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and Tor the coun-
ty oI wyandot. aud state of Ohio, charging the
said pavii Hancr with gross neglect OF duty
abandonment aud a'iuliery with one Mary
Ann ISh and Emma Allen. and with divers per-
sons unknown to petitioner, ard asking tlat she
NAV b. allowed reasonable alimony, and that
She may Ic divorced from the said David Haner,
vhi.h petition VIII stand FOR hearing at the
next term of saiG Court,
CAROLYN Z II AMER, by
MGnDVX & HARE her Att'ys.
Da4cd this stn Iay of Juiy y. ID. 1871. Gw-3i
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
Dated his s.h day Of jay i. D. 1871. Cw-'
HOUSE

w Sandusky Av., Upper Saniusky
OHIO T1s Warp1ls House will guarantee ac
cnulmo llti1ns equal 70 any IL n0rthern ONO
brir.s situated in the center OF business, one
SQUARE from the Court House, and squares
from the denot. Travellers viii f.nd IL to their
interrsr I, stoo ut this house. We make no
OES AMENTAL SHOW. but guarantee our
table :ni h.sls not excclIed, and our patrons nc
unnatural distUi balCe afee= retiring
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
Republican STATE Ticket.

)vernos--EDWARD L. MOVES Of
Hamilton.
Lieut., Governor ACOB MUELLER,
Cuvihega.
Supreme Judge-WiLItAM II. " EST,
l.egaIa
Treasurc.-ISAA &c WELSH. Be.mont.
-iuditor-JAMESW WILLIAMS, Frank
lin.
Attorney Gcnelal-f!sANCIS T. POND
Morgan.
Beard Pullir VI orks--ST EpliEN Il.
UOSMER, M,iskingum.
School Commissianer-TI W.
HARVEY, lake,
Clerk Supreme couls3RoDNEY Foos,
Ciersiloiit.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03

HE power of Saratoga, says Sake,
is water power.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
HooFLAND's PoDoPHYLLlN PILLS.

a perfect substitute for mercury, without any o
mercuryiS eYi; qualities.
These wonderful Pills. which are intended to
act upon the liver, are mainly composed of Po-
GOiiEyllin, or the
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
TERuS-sI.5O PER DAY.

Coed stable and Iir>t-class Hostler attached
ountry trade urgently solicited
]. VI. ORR, PROPRIETOR.
January 70 ls1i-1y.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03
Eminent Fhyzicians Of Chicago,

The formula for the Home BitteT> has been
submittc.l u u. anl We believe them 20 be tie
best tonic ard I'll nuiagt iur general Use nov
offered 20 t,le public. IL Woodbury.. VI H., q y
Mariner, AuaiVirai chemist. j V IL Eianey.
NJ %. Prof ofchcmi strv. RG.5 Le.lical cole -
lis Hahn Ia 4 : Il McNicar. IN Il Nnr'n > Bar
nes M 4: Z LU,it.tul. IN d Jas Uliius, si d. J
y Walker. III Il, I Eoyne, ii d, Tl.os 4 FL :, IN
Il, 4 HIa:, "a 4.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03

In all parts o.the north, west and south,
JE Garner, IN d; Milwaukee,
CUGTcii Bluffs, march -, 1871,
James \ jackson * Co-Ilaving examined the
formula o. the Home Stomach Eit,ers," 1 have
prescribed them in my PraCtice for some time.
and pronounce them the bs>t Tonic Bittcrs now
in II Mcdaliuui y ~
gSa. For sale by al druggists and grocers
James \. jackson :: Co. Props,
Laboratory lo5 AID l17 y seco"d st, st Louis
No 3S-1y
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03

Thsse Remedies are for sale ly Druggists
s-crcSeeper2, aud Medicine Dealers everywhere
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-08-03

D. D. HARE, Clerk
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-24
NesssSe By tho President.

Washington, March 1s-The President sent the
following message to Congress this afternoon
TO the Senate and House oE Representatives.
4 condition OF affairs now exists in some oS tho
States Of The Union rendering lie and property iecurc
and the carrying u mails and collection Of revenues
dangerous, The proof that such Z state Of affairs
exit In somc localities 10 now before the Senate
That the power to correct these evils Is beyond the
control OF tho State authorities do not doubt That
the pswsr Of the Executive Of the u g. acting within
the limits Of existing laws 10 sucent for the present
.TScreiorc. urgently recommend smch legislation
a. In the Judgment OF Congress shall eectualy
life, liberty and property IN al parts Of tho United
States may Sc expedicnt 70 provide that such law
a. shall be pHssed In pursuance Of this recommends
tou shall expire At the end Of the next session Of
Congress-.
'STherc 10 no other subject on which would recon-
mend legislation during the present scssion.
l6ignedl U. Q. GRANT,"
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From Prairie Gulch.
THE RACE TRACK COUNTRY.

EDITOR NEW NORTHWEST:
You want to know AL about the Race
Track Country" Well. there arc
TWELVE CLUTCHES AND TEN BARS
located and prospectcd in this District. All
prospect well. Miners think they will pay
from $40 to $50 per day, at IS cents per
inch for water There are about 500 claims
recorded in the District The area of
ground-hills, bars and gulches-that has
been prospected and has PANIED ont well, is
about six miles square. There arc more
than 100 miners in camp, and men coming
In daily. Harry Adams and George Wcs-
sells made
DISCOVERY LAST WEEK,
It prospects 10 cents to the pan. In the vi.
entity Of it is q bar called Leslie Bar, dis
covered by ''Silvcr Bow Jimmie" He says
it prospects 20 cents to the pan. Twenty
claims are located on it, and large extent
Is open yet to pre-. emption. There is
LOTS OF sSow
In tlris section. It Is four feet deep on tho
level in Uncle Ben's Gulch. Up on the
mountains 1t is seven to ten feet deep. We
expect water in the Miners Ditch by April
18th. The ditch Is completed to Prairie
Gulch. 1t is thought all the water will be
used in that vicinity. The boys are
ALL GETTING READY TO NINE,
preparing sluice blocks and building houses
near the mines. A company is about 10
sink shaft in Prairie to bed rock. and M
genuine bedrock has not yet been found in
that gulch, the miners are anxious to see
the result. Mcssrs. McNish, Pembeyton 4
Kelly, Lindsay & Co.. NJ. J. Newell s. Co.,
and several of the Miners Ditch Company,
propose to reach bedrock, if possible. on tho
flat below Discovery in Prairie Gulch.
That this will be the best camp in the Ter
ritory, is the opinion of nearly all the mi.
ncrs here. Our new
TOWN OF FREDRrcKsoN
is progressing finely. There are 30 houses
being built. and two or three arc completed.
Mr.. II. Moss has store up. Mcssrs. Prousc
& Mcnamara have the largest house in
tOwn-2Ox3O feet in the clear Mr.. Bake,
formerly of Helena. is building good HO.
tel, and now has temporary building
opened as a Restaurant to accommodate tho
travelling public. There are two Black.
smith shops and two Butcher shops. kept
by Campbell & Moss and Haas & Redick.
Smith s. Fink have opened Boot and Shoe
store. Carpenter s. Co. arc erecting 25x44
Billiard Room, in Norwood Avenue. The
principal streets are Broadway and Nor.
wood Avenue. Several Hclenaites. inclut-
ing Fred White, were in town Sunday. A.
Mr.. Barker. of Gold Creek, 10 going to start
q Livery Stable next week.
And 20 We 60. l will keep you advised
from this camp.
Yours truly, J.W.N.
Fredrickson, Mar. 20, ~.
(aes that you do, and, as the Postofflcc
petitions say, I'VE will ever pray" MI
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-24
NOTES OF THE DAY.

E. A. Graft. a prominent citizen of Min.
nesota, died March 10.
The total amount Of the Holland tcstimo.
NAL fund is about $4,000.
A hold burglar at Lawrenceburg, Indiana
shot and killed Mrs. Geo. Schuctzcr.
Missouri wives can now hold property
independent of their husbands liabilities.
The San Domingo Commission is expect.
ed ut Washington on Sunday or Monday.
The steamer Tennessee left Key Yves,
yesterday with the San Domingo Commits
sion, for New York.
Judge Hoge of South Carolina and ex
Senator Thayer OF Nebraska are mentioned
for the Brazil mission.
A tornado visited St. Louis, NO., Wed
neslay. March 8, during the prevalence of
which seven persons were killed, thirty 90.
ri0usly injured, q 30. ton locomotive blown
off the track distance of forty feet, aud
damage done to railroad property amount.
ing to $9l5,0 600.
Dr. Ream, . notorious swinjler who has
been '.bilking" the people Of the Sound,
recently decampcd from Albany with $3.50
citizens Of that place. lie was arrested .,
Oakland but escaped from the officers
L00rsnd (Or.) Democrat, 6M.
The Albany Democrat says rumor has Il
that Ben Holiday designs running the
West Side railroad on up through MultnO.
nah, Washington, Yamhiil and Polk coun.
ties to point opposite Portland; and cross.
ing the Willamette on railroad bridge,
will effect junction Of the railroads at the
latter place.
A dispatch dated Carson, New, March II
says new and rich diggings have lately been
discovered about 50 miles in southcrly di
rcction from this city. So fur, but one
quartz ledge has been discovered in the i'm
mediate vicinity, and that crops out to the
height ct 30 feet above the ground, is trace.
able for more than half mile, and Is up.
wards Of 100 feet wide. The quartz Is Of
the decomposcd character.
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We notice letter signed Stanford" in .
Helena paper supporting TO come from
this place making dispsraging illusions to
Deer Lodge business men. We do not
think there Is any such person In Deer
Lodge, and 1t docs seem little strange that
every body in Deer Lodge who wishes to
air their grievances, or snimosities forth>
with writes letter to a Helena paper. Did
you ever know lIclenian to blow up his
fellow townsmcn in the Deer Lodge papers!
Once we had a midnight revel, not very
crcditable but entirely good natured.
Some ''gn'oot' wrote it up rs IN outrage
for the Helena papers, and since thu every.
body who gels sore headed apparently fol.
lows his example. There arc liberal men in
Deer Lodge, and men who arc no.. It 10 90
everywhere. Helena 10 no exception. Il
has had business men whose penuriousness
WAS provcrbisl. Possibly there arc some
tLcrc yet. Deer Ledge business mon gave
several thousand dollars last year TO various
public enterprises on an average
We believe than those Of any town in Mon
tana-and they win. again to any worthy
project. There 10 little local feeling be.
tween the towns, and instead Of hcrsllin9
growls in the cars of Helena, any West
Slider in full communion and fellowship.
even it feeling agsrieved, should have
pride enough not to tell It in Gath and
proclaim ii In Askalon.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-24

The xs6Ys~dss&, two issues sinea, asoert.
Cd that the present Bossd Of County Com
missioncn havs allowed bile fhas were -.
jscisd By the pssccdisg Board. On inquiry,
W hpd tl,al when ths Old Board went out
there We searly eiQ;eoo 81 bilb iaessl
under. tlssir adminislsaeioo, which they had
not passsd spon. Thsgs was 10 memo
randa, no end0gsemsat On The accounts that
any he'd boen Tejscasl, no sta&snsas or In
formation made 70 that effect The psinci-
pal accounts were presented BY III. Nc
Govern, Sheriff. and Tor juror fees, &C.
Such = were known 70 b correct, " certi-
Aed y " The Judge and District Attorney
were allowed, and The Others cut down o.
Ssjected. II any fault existed Il vas on
~ part Of IL pssesding Beard in not sst-
ding up 10 sfDain, md endossing =
''rejscasd" any usjsst biIla tt LsSs-
pssdsss isa poor g1anei, WHEN Il thasshooes
IL adhasals IllA9 tn not zippls soms-
body. Dsef Lodee eouasy nsvse be1ugs
~ . god . Doae1 6f C1nmisaieness =
q pssssas, Al - IA ss6sss knows Il
well. . s.eax + e
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MI. Saith would b badly "stuCk~ sfteS au Otoe 70
cndorsc the couse OF Gov. Puts ID trying TO wrsst
from the people the right n avocc In the selection Of
Territorial odcss. with the hops Of securing theku
tors At the last general election. Ths TO b tho
particular pium Ia the pudding that Nr. Mills 10 a.
ter, Of he 10 very much misunderstood It Virginia
y.-lsdspendSsk Aareh lsA.
Mr.. Mills Is not an applicant for tho Au-
ditorship, or Tressurership, and never has
been, MOI has he been no understood At Vir.
ginis City, or elsewhere. We furthermore
agree to apply for membership In the Good
Tcmplars 1t M. Smith will show that We
have solicited or accepted the services Of
any one for any Office whatever, s,noe 10
was not re elected Treasurer.
Turn loose, Nj. ''plim" hunter.