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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

4 trar station OF the Hani- '.ooi u Ska
Dis rscs IIr. i,GuO. Ntil,>S. ha, ortn completed
hv LrcIus u. BtLkLrY, \. NJ, NJ -. aud published by
Appleton Co.. The Worl pr, cents Tia la,cs' conclusions
European mcdica! science on the speciality TO which
n /, Lc\ ntci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24
JusIructicn.

A lJI':',; LADY. an ,r*rrricAcci teacher OF
~ N' - T. $50 ~ i.'. at hr % 4; IT, %
81 - -, &, is.co. be Fo4f'h 49,. Le1i's
&IOAZJ FLACh. :. ~. President OF Clay
~ TX Cra ~. ...'D I~,r, ils..u.e .oA'ei4cA ~ l.
r-rp ~, Pee 49,o rtoe errcs ep,r7c'r
4 HQMl, nj school for IEN BOIS' 2TrS
TNR.BER rHETs FRENCH. ENGIlSll, CLAS-
sAi nd NA nraATl,A s' %! 'r,' Sect 10 a ''
l. Fog. It Pa" o - 81 20 '',+ :. d: b a. n''
E>KaINEEO E,S !rUTE, Cranberry, Nov
GARDNER INSTITUTE, 70. GEO riflh-ayc,
fhH~ a. FasSc rosE9iN , 81 n al, % (, '
i0'i Ladies ''' Oh Re-, Dr. % s % c,f5SlG fneo..
V0DNNED $r,lINAEY.-roardiMc school
~ i"t -e. "'e Ter ". s Beg o. io''l ilr,n, ~
r rS r. s.e.,L r. 81, t. L. LjtSGroS EST.y~
[lSl:Nl: i%<riIHTE: Tar:%t?wIn, y. "a :,
IACN>UN M!LrTAEI INoTiIUi.
,..i>,!@, +. :. J,rN>os a., Prnf-'l.
|.Urtis tEMNlE TSTIFI'Tt, Morris
-' - sci " Z. Si l;I HIS lf rrrcp' J'0
FsEV. j. KEENAN,, D. D.. OF Poulncy. VI.
~ e, & to B. ;' ' '2'' . ' .c l.. n,' ,o S"
j., 4 , 'i'' .s' '.r 1D' s' IL w't,e"o
e,HAE0N .INaTlTCTE-7AI srie;t school for
: IDlS i.l.': s. co.. 1 I'M \. W. Si'iO 'o'b'
ErAN'tEo:lN GEAMNAE school. for
Y EOS. ST. ron "e the t.r'l's 81
:. 4 | .t.rs ~ ant IA, e.. &c ". Vi. IioDbI. e. ti:%r.
V1rM. II. LrGGETT~ SCHOOL. 1,?ii BiOa!-
W wv. -, d,or .,',g T. -''t:
N'O..kE.l,s MILITARY Ni~ IiIGBt.
rbshUlSG sCfOpL
for. ,t1g TO ;-, ,.-if. L-aits,. 90 an v "
E.t.bLi>!lEp la"i
Lame; tcL,HG:. G. a~t aal.ft MT
BE:',AiII N.:ON. boa ~. "a lonter y v
CA Ptn NrETH. En- fire Expense, at
~ h":s 4fIas *t-.o. .saf LAVE TLAchLR
Trbpnc OFF,.
ct'f.kC \ YEAR at The STAMFORD Comm
t?ep~Oo1 CuLLtGi.iE IL: fli t. iot LADiE. Peri. re-
cc.yed AIRY time. &C. FLACK, A ~
4 ECrURES before SCHOOLS and SOCIE-
and ph' Illustrated
vi SO
I I:I;. IL, Pm FOR srieu,r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

4 new ri.;"' nf Itrorgt NiJit 10 Ltcht and
Of Iro .ijc Chrrc'"rs Translated ir0rn t'l' German
OF FRunl;.iI >":' iIv;LN ny Prof".>". sCLLit DL
WILL !, lIpll,n"d 10y Holt WIa..!'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24


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Win those Us Hrrod ,lIia tn mace, " chil1ron
no went with play thi'..., III Their lI,tlc hands
lu,o he ia Tluc,S of Ia" other world
A. IL to bed! Or whrr '.oir Va. norm.
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All that an, AID All tItt nusi lie
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tn... ~. '''r.t,. d., g., .' r"'.t' NY krr".
hnl his. his i',i, iDinu. -: il.d 81. pardon!
heard him say: Al 80, :! h.. G,r..y,u.
L.c";i 10, III .-'.:.,' '..' '", "".~,.
;,"I in, ~. '.,,..d !" ,,Inc. /. t..,mns l
ii'r "il'n'''i 20 ,"cl' - 'n mop"
.'I chi ,r ,,'," w. ,.
M'oTS n'ms'g 4. "d""g yron. nc Gig.
In rcrrcscltin the final scene of the tragedy thc
mort cuin,o\, a rcy,rcnt torch. NOT rasblv in
trudug upon mysteries which the angels desire to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24
Mem Publications.
yFOHhCE GREELEY's NEW BOON.
Cli.AT CHAnC. EO3 AGE3To.
WHAT Know O' FARMING.
LIZ LUHAtE GRETLEi

LIZ LOHAtE GREELEY
-" s"' hcc. uo, ,,"c'' not To- q
{ ~ u."h .tt e ui r IN tam a
~' n one Q; so ~eI tie ",'s wn''
IN tac woII
Farmer. .r, var'h" Information
.g. f.aS iOn To; peaan 'rle OF ,ans tie var oas topics
IN. tc. r rr-r,th'- one snl ~ gooi .,1 a'7ir-
~ I,t, has ta"I, really yaIajc 20 an' oLe
sort OF busa,ss occupation or ffoe'oa
P hca Beautifully prn,ed bound 10
.lo. D, COS ,o,e ~itl yir lAes.
PRICE 81 so.
AGENTS srg Numbers of This vs'r,Ne t'"
loo. PROF els trdr'ei s' ut N" m MIR o-1 81
ne y every lny Ia the country eah 10 '"'j "a copy.
UNUSUALLY LArGE PROFITS GUARANTEED. Aires
CIV CARLETOy Co, Paaul.ss. Na!.sonsqaare. Nexfo'h
so ~ aud seat by mail rof'd7:,'
on ''''p' % '"' ''"e' - TIE TRIpryE ASSOCIATION:
Iihune Ofcr N~vYort
TNOJJR HUNDRED AND sixty PAGES OF
! "MINiAL iI,IRDERs," At the AMERICAN NEWS CON-
r,yY iig Xr, ant NV. fors. Pre-" 81 %.
BOOKS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
1888 N ,gnlHc"ut Rocks at our pre-"
b. c,o,corc IcCrrs &C.. OF ans prre
NJ" '''''"' -" LEGGAT DRGrHERs Ho 2 Beekr.n',
rNAST TENNESSEE.-TIt KNOXVILLE
- NEEKLi tIAUSlt LII T vi vii eo,t-,n "a eeiy hIm'
md unur asci pvaIs"s Of Fat Te'L'tsce winch -
~ Tc Ss:Drsni % the "utb To-" 1Ttc az iepfed
,uutn I" Corn pnie"s vi he ,a'fn W"P
an. paa ! Tor ~ u r' an" rn " f f',
:ont on airs .i'rs. n III Jt KS kA"t'Ii' Tenn
"Ss'UAr KNOW or INSANITY" at the
w ,HGR.,AS AnWS tOiiPAAi, Ia Nasal-st Aewio'S
Price - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

IN elaborate History d tic National Fr"c'
J0',, ."t h-cG I.sn i'si.ri IA i,,l"n. JIuc. l-c'
by -. tINoGI. I> been pE"i n" III i large octave
vOulIu h.; al, ."ttoi. ana Is Sold by Lee y chclli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

t,,e.u cxchaus closes heavy at the following rates

Money has been in rather better inquiry to-day p"ss
bi, IN consequence q. thr larger shipments WESTWARD
;.n 10 H., S.hth Ratcs. however. hay, ieen wtnos'
Irr, 1iilr cha, and call borrowers still meet tne"
rec ii,,n'n's II - per ccu' The lisucss In COZ"
p,.crs L. 'tili pretty aetiT". and payer
!lr~ On tie h?'is II quotations annexed Out the P0
l.rnil. ct ,.rng I, 20 favor Of lower latls:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

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an a." Nmr" oi %"
J. ,i.'.V y" 'dc WV - III" I'hd;
HtNt L'* II 'a Nir .'--
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-.lor 80 60. H., C.ris
Serve. i'.,.> u.rh..
I.t. ~ e. Al, 2 .i.,.sf :" he,
s...i-..4 &C vessel ci,r
p v. ~ oi - ... ..,.tr.
a. ,,,.I.,i. t,t,t- ,,d siy
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,ic ~ Nv ~ w., ~ ~ , 80 ~ ,i.,, d.
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=, a. ! "' ',. .' ,,,' :, H.
la VIII barn &c ,l 4 ~ tie ii"Ld
AuI IL" -; nuqu' !iti"' b. It.t
lrIcHt! rci"it. - lC;I..
TLc lc,I;,,,, ;u.d ,ts of t. Arcrol narrative orc
now rCl1,GuCCd III OlCcr, ai0 liOia me numerous
SCENES We iir,: sci Il the ,olilouuy
when May Nd",.'!'!c I"F"l'S III INAHrlols cApc-
rcucc n ~, -, 4 Will, she m rs her heart to tho
- -
Prom -. a hrl lie. iUtuT'.
I,lr TONER or M.CpuA
MA.i NirAAIINh.
49, I nn,,i,. ' ,,' -, - .,,+, I,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

A YDI'EG LADY, an experienced teacher of
~ N"f J''L ~,t!t.a' f~ !..r OK D.. 30 - i"uo
= .cc,. H.. r-t r'r' Tor'eh hi.on
g,l j.t a. H. rAs. I.nsco be-. FOArih LeElpg
T. Z. EDI"t ''a-'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALE, AT TIE STOCK E%CIA.DI-ilasr CALL.
IOf OfL' On 4. 90
H"GSo' 'o''t'r r-f....
cH'o1 L. Co. 1871 Rrg....l :! 90 - Goa a.
'D !. :. ~ Co. yl.......li i ''''''r
o. '.die H0.d@i.Lr,G afe- "a .,'qd -n...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

WI fiS''N' Is l'c Ter li-r' ~ - CH''r,
r." ht'i' - T. "a; h".c &c. iiH.,.
"a l'p''iI,"n Vince oar ;Lto,r trrilaih
We, - '"'''. i>:.ic; ~ t. Tie i".n' 49, ,,.
O. 10 'p.. 'rl."y %. ~ ~. 'o"r' from I;';yIt
A"A a...,I L.. ri ,,.I, / II. AMI II 10 hoy.
Gl,c,n. drink
s,v.c,r,x woH,S
now an I Ii, ,Ii't thou.
j. J.. 81 j " ;an. u 90 oIina Of rae
W.. - .iHid ~"i!iaO +i.h Ia -,
iuI Jrwsd',lI-r us: have No dealings Will GS;
fiAnr IL, Il ny word: cali ~ al q rir'oh
t. ii y ioln ~ syri"r. sil, b" 10 II
r"'n "'"'S' dfin' OF ,ir
II ihou hid%t known
Gi,s me- To d,inE. tLoI we. III nae a-.rd OF lin
l., would hive ;,iv'n the IA" hVlhS wafer.
SAMARITAN WOMAN $50
Sir. thou hast nau,h, (" d.aw wIti ana me "en
J. II, rp! Wrruc" has thou .ivin: water
Sav. ar tho! eater than Our father jacob
.,.n g:iv.. tn wei to us. nmh crank thereof
II.s, l., and al his ciI..dr,n and Ills cattle
CHEisiIS.
Al. whoSocvcr drnkrta "l iIi' water
Si,aii tnil,t again Dut wGosOrycr nrink"fh
Tnc waller >A.ll ..'c I'm :. IL net t."ist
ForevclIn"rr, Tor il shilI be within iilu
well of II, M water, siilGsinS u?
ILto Ifc everlasting.
Unjust 20 10 nd fro. IN heat aid cid.
Az, | IN weary. Give me Of Tins water
TIA. in.iy ,n..st not. nor come here ~ draw.
tIIsIrs.
Go call thy husband. WOMB nd come hlthcr.
SAMARITAN WOMAN
nave no husband. ~"
tnhI>Its.
Thou hast we'll sa
have no husband. Thou hast hal iivr husbands;
Ai,i IL, whoa, noN lI"a nHsr. II not thy husband
sAHNLIrAN WOMtN.
slcIy t,Iou art Il I!' Iirl. Ia. inon rcadrst
r.. .Iltri tn.r;. IL he! tur ;.tGers wOrsh!pcd
grn t,.i> mountain t'cr.l!. B; h!d yr say
90 oi, p..,. III ".Iiti H., O..-..; 10 Worship
], al j, !-.iClh.
believe mo. woiU1n
1,Ic ruCr - coming. whcI 'it!!rg si.il
;oi. th.- .i., nor at Jtf.Sdcin
M'la"r i..' Father; i"l M h""r Is coming
mt Is no" COAT, va II IN, tue w"rshil"'rH
nn.h Worship Jc F.unrr IN ~ III amd hi trdihI
Inc ,ahcr Cheih such Ia Worship him.
t.oA /, II -lir.t; aHd tncr Ia Al worship MIN
.,."st NUI .lIp hin ia :, III ana ~ tiutn.
SAMARITAN WOMAN.
N.,tcr. nov ti.u IHc VI -.:iI cJmrth.
Mn.-h J. called Curi>t: "t Ic Vii tc,. L. all thing
CIi:i.it-.
L." >.,:E Mt" tnc. am.
ia. lis, Hills. r''tF"1r.
The Ml.,cr ,I:tius hy 'lr v'll AMI 'airng
wan "t'u l.AH wuiii..h. MltA = w'cl;tu
Oi ctcIii, Ia sly i"n.'r. ava. h"i~'.ns
81 t.. II A4"l Ina, al. i"iili g I1zlh.
T"r IAtr.a t,n- .d0uii!d .. Wlch illrY think
lilu"tr md ..i.ir' t"' "a: .l"nni NJ iah
Nb., V'irt upUd t"t l. -. 81 the Nv II, On
M.,l n;uf great Sdi!Irdg1ii oi Jrlh>a'"m
J.4U al l> "hIcii-ilit> hIn'drt "n III" III
i" W:.n me UI-;t.t N!ili-' -. t,,c," p''n.c
l.-.,n,d up oti,'s to ini,,''.i thr Jrv".
\ "a iiIt,c a c'."t! al de = i'StINa'i
t.,, ~" H. !ci nc M, 4; d:!i i' ru"n.Hg
Iii ,.n>4,.v vo'fA~.
WLo h..t!, ;r'i IA At, an - On; / ser iii!
:. .. ole, ...,> L.. GO. O.:
1ni. n.-,pIrs
|. Ai..,'cr. hi"
I.'ott' ..,". .',,...- B. .. AKA ,ac ely.
Wc..a, inc, ,..t At.
L.Ne ooI eat
.I.. ~. rf:.. f. -"ra rr,r.
H,ir.'.', g. III .,',.r here.
ANA hyor...i .nn an;'i ,o,.,, wuiic We were gone
'iiiIc..-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

cH@ 81 -" 80" hoof rn Il the sn'"c not 10 ~
10. DIN 'f t1 - ''h H. 9
~ one o. t~o .eI tic t"i,s "r'ef'
word.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

| THF MIrTI""s or TIE nINn IEHrf TrrH N"r IT..
| & .TE ~ JiY Ad E,i1n. k"'."u
| bXo pp. I,ni. I Ir'A.Ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

The effect ~ this powerful drama must be Of he
same Kind a.. l.al "f q, sccncs which have recently
Gathered pilgrims trnn every quarter Of the world
20 witness the I"rfar.ance Of the Passon-llsy
among the m"untuLs Of Obcrammergau. The
scenic costume adds vividness and force to the
grave narratives of the historian. Events in the
life OF the Savior which had lost somewhat of their
reaJi1 by frequent recital gain Lesh power Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

AIONZJ FLACh. \. NJ President OF Clay
"a ,t"I C,!e !..-.n hsrs Ls,.e 1iAei-cA. ~ l.
L. I..t..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

'rhnfW DVF1:
nho I :. ~. ~ r's.....!'; topl >.;2o Peg IT..
HGi. =. -. - Cou.'......lii. ia,
20 I. s. iyt tou......
&C l0ot
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-12
A GiganIic Insect.

The tendency Of soldiers to grotesque
exaggeratiou is we'll illustrated by the
maj k of one of them concerning that
great est pest of the camp which the die
tia naries denOminate "snnall insect ol
the genus pediculus presume every
army in history has been annoyed 10y
this alomy, tut I'think none suffered
from it, andat the same time made il
the subject, OF fab.tual jest, before The
armies of our war. AS in the case OF
every other source Of vexatioh, the men
grumbled at it, philosophical over it,
and laughed at it.
II could bear the little fe lows, and say
nothing about then," l heard q dry
Joker in blue say to his comrades ut re-
veille roIl-call Que morning; but such
monsters are there are in this camp |.
Why, 1 woke up last nigh aud saw one
of these creeters sitting at the foot Of my
bunk. de, had his back to me, and
there was great U. s, A. ON il; but
when he turned round-great Scott !
what dye IL ink be was doing?" "
Eating hard tack," suggested one,
with wink.
Stocking your, ipe." put In another.
No he wasn't; he was picking his
teeth with my bayonet !"-lLippincott's
Magazine. -..''.,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-12
AMOUNT OF TAXES LEVIED.
.S24,l30,S $50 81

This table shows that in ten years the
State taxes have increased thlrty-lhree
per cent, and that local taxes have ln-
creased almost one hundred and seventy
per cent, in other words, that less that
one nth Of the increase has been in
State tax +, and more than nine-tenths
in local taxes. -.'..t. 80 -
The increase of local taxation has
been far greater than the growth of the
State ia business, population or wealth.
1t is not tn he doubted that this burdeh
has grow ID to diInensi MS which serious
ly threaten the prospect y ofthe State.
No full and exact statement can be
made from the official reports AS to the
amount annually collected from the
properly holders of the Slate in the form
of special assessments for what are term
e., local provements, but IL is certain
that the burden is also gr, at and rapidly
growing. EfsE T aTTE-
The Auditor OF State reports cases in
which such assessments have been
made, amounting to half ofth cash val
ue of the property on which they were
levied, and, in one case in whi' b he re-
fers to, the asse: smei t was double the
value of the property. H EEfFE =
In respect % these evils it is undonbt-
edly easier to find fault than t" provide
remedy. No single measure will re-
move them. Probably no system Of
measures which the General Assembly
can AT pt will ofthemselves accomplish
what IL desired. A complete reform I-
Impossible, unless the city, coAnty, anu
other officers are disposed and thorough.
ly competent to do the work of. uttine
off every unnecessary expenditure.
Much, however, can be accomplished
by wise legislation. Let the General
Assembly firmly adhere to the policy OF
the Constitution, and refuse to enac.
special laws granting powers to tax OF
make as ssessments. Let such powers be
exercised only in pursuance Of general
laws. Local authorities should be en-
powered to lev no higher rate of taxa
tion than is absolutely required for prac
Ii al efficiency under ordinary circum-
stances. In extraordinary cases general
laws should provide for the Submission
of the proposed tax or assessmentto to tn,
people to be affected by II. under such
! regulations that IL cannot be levied un-
less at least two thirds of the taxpayers
approve the measure.
LOCAL INDEBTEDNESS.
! One of the most valuable Articles ol
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-12
Cars or Yoanx Eru,, rrs...

Young fruit trees for the fl I two or
three years after trausplanting, should,
before hard winter sets in, be prote ted
against any undue quaatity OF W ter,
especially in low situa ions. This can
best be done by making a email hi,lock
of dirt around the stems sufficient to
throw of the water and not let it settle
about the roots. We have known young
tire, to be killed by constant immersion
In water through most of the winter,
and have frequently known them to lie
stunted, from which many of them
never entirely recovered. On the other
hand, in summer these trees should
have the soilsllghtly bowled out around
them, IN order that they may have a
more abundant, supply of water than
they would otherwise oOtain. II wa
expect to be successful in fruit-raising
we must adopt all the means sttsinahle
to insure it.-lGermanto,on Telegraph.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-01-12
golitifal.
Governors Message.


FehoD Citizens of The General assembly
The official re ,,orts. which the law re
quires TO be annually made to the Gov
erner, show that the affairs of the ssrt
our departments of the State Govern
ment, and of the Stale Institutions, have
bee- conducted during the past year 10
a satisfactory manner. l shall net ~
tempt to give synopsis Of the facts and
figures which the reports contain. The
most important parts of them have beeil
spread before the people of the State D,
the newspaper press, And the details
which may be desired with II view u
legislation can be best obtained FROM
the reports themselves.
also refrain from making many re-
commendalions. Believing that too
frequent changes of the laws and too
much legislation are serious evils, re-
spectfuliy suggest that upon many cub
jects it may be well to defer legislation
until the people have acted upon the
question ofcalling Constitutional Con-
veution. If such Con vention shall be
called, it is not improbable That the
Generally Assembly will be clothed
with powers essentially different from
those conferred by the present funda-
mental law in espect To the Judiciary,
Railroads, Internperance. and many
other important subjects, and that the
Legislature itself Will be 50 constructed
as to secure minOrities a fairer represen-
tation than hey now enjoy. a
. 4 FINANCES. $50
The balance in he State Treasury on
the 18th of November. 1869, was $43S,-
U60, IA; tile receipts during the year were
81, 399 49,, SO; making the total amount
of avsilaOle funds in the Treasury
during the year s., ,Ss7 ,992,67.
The disbursements Turing the year
have been s4.Osl, ,954. So leaving bal
ianee in the Treasury November Is 1870,
of$7 6.03o, 10. t
The estimates of the Auditor of Stat
for the current year as follows: ai7i'
Estiipated receipts from all sources.
incIuuing balances, $3.50, ,205 10. esti-
mated disbursements for all purposes,
s., 183, SIT. .0l; leaving an estimated bal
auce iu the Treasury November Is, 1871,
OF S5O6, Is, %. sg-
.t4a THE PUBLIC DEBT. =
The public funded febt of the State
on the 18th of November, 1863, after de-
ductfng the amount Invested in lhaLs'
not yet due, was 1855, ,s3s.27. During
the last year there has been redeemed Of
the various loans, and invested ip ioans
not yet due, the sym of $I23. .s60. .36 ieav-
ing the total debt due November 10,
ls7u, So, 735, ,077.9l.
The Fund Commissioners were pre-
pared TO pay of y larger snoant of the
debt that has been actually discharged
during the year, but none ofthe bonds
OF the State were due, and some OF The
holders demanded ten or twelve per
cent premiums, and others refused 80
surrender their bonds at amy price.
TAXATION.
The constant aud rapid Increase o.
taxatioa demands onsideratiou. Th.
tab.e, showing the taxation
Tor different purposes il 1860 and in 1870
and IN the Increase OF taxation in tell
years, sufficiently exhibits the nature
aud extent of The evil:
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Two Farms for Sale.

THE FIRST containi. about l40 acres, situ-
L ated and adjoining the town Of Mt. Olivet,
Belmont County, Ohio. The House is good
Stone and Brick building. 9 rooms and hall,
with good cellar. good well of water; also
first lass Barn with basement, good Orchard,
with all other necessary out-buildings, con
veniert to School and church. About IS Acres
of timber land, with enty OF Stone COAL
Within one mile of q. U. X. X. Said farm is in
good repair and under nign state of cultivation.
THE SECOND I RA, contains about So
acres. adjoining the first tract hasa two-st,'y
Frame House, rooms and Kitchen; also
good Frame Barn. About 80 acres we'll set in
grass. with ~ foot vein OF Coal. Bank open
and In good - dor. and about2 miles NorJh b of
Barnesville on the Depot Road.
Said farms for sale on reasonable TERMS
Pos -essioL given. April ist, 1871, or soone II
desired.
For further particulars call on or address the
undersigned at Barnesvilie, Ohio,
" ELW00D PHILLIPS.
WM. MCNlGHOLS,
OMER PHILLIPS.
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