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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-12
MALARIoJs DISEASES GENERALLY
EElIAIEG

Will find LIPPNAN'S GREAT GERMAN PVT.
TIERS tho best tonic known for the diseaeesto
which theT arc generally subject, and where
gentle stinulant is recommended
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-12
1T CURES

HEADACHES.-SlckH Headache, Nervous II lei ad-
IGne, Diiions Headaehe, Neuralgia, Catarrh,
ness, Oppression of the Head, &c.
:. CATAhRH.-This unpleasant disease, in all
its forms.
SORE THRoATs, 3c.-Sore Throats, Hoarsc
ness, Loss OF Voice, Weak Voice.
DYsPEPsIA.-This disease always cured in
all cases. in persons Of all ages and cccnpa-
tions.
LIVER COMPLAINTS, JACSD1cE, &c.
Chronic Disrrho,a and all Chronic Dysentc-
ry, Coles, obstinate Costiveness.
tlLLS.Utiies, Blind, Bleeding or liberated
painiul, Itching, burning, no matter how long
existing.
Kidney Disease, Diabetes, Gravel. Inco.t;.
@ nence, Stoprage, Their peculiar diseases
FACE AFFECTIONS Brown spots, Moth
BurAlng, Itching, Rush of Bleed to the Face,
Cloasma, Dad Complexion.
Abecesses, Scrotula, when On the Scalp
bhroaf' Internal or external; ON the Tongue,
Back' Limbs; or anywhere; Sore and SwelIcd
Legs, all perfectly durable.
SKIN DISEASES. s.-Salt Rheum, letter. Acne
Shingles, Scaly Eruptions, Watery Discharges,
ltchlhG: turning. Chronic Erysipelas.
IHE EIEs:--Ipflamed and Itching, Scrc fula
Sc.' on the Eyes and Eye-lids.
rheumatism. Chronic, Acute, Neuralgia
Lameness, Swelled Joints, inability to walk,
! painful or passive. cured by the use of
| HEiNlTSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
Inc affllcted, nervous and dcbiitated, whose
sniierlngs have been protractcd from hidden
nent, will lind always n sure remedy in
QUEENS DELIGHT.
- ASK for HElNITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT
rake none other: He is the inventor and sole
| proprietor. Sold wholesale and retail at Ais
Drug and Chemical Store, Columbia, 8. C.
| Feb 3
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

IL y. BAILEY. AuC1IoNEER.sALEsROoM .tsr G last
~. Tenth street. opposite Stewards, VIII sell on THURSDAY,
eermber H. a,Ii o'clock A. NJ, large variety Of d0use
hold Furniture consisting PAror suits, Bcscads ash
stands Pier and Manc Mirrors, Extension Iauie's Sha'
Mattresses. Pillows, Carpets, &c
The New York herald., 1871-12-13
BILLIARDS.

gTNABiES OF ALL SIZES FOR HOLIDAY fRESEFTS
French bcvcied tabcs for rivate houses and pubic
rooms also for club roous prccs Call and cr
anime w. II. uRIFFIIll. ~ vcsey street..
The New York herald., 1871-12-13
LEGAL MOTTO ES.

CUPRLME COURT
- OF the application of the Mayor, Aldermen
Iommonay of tue city of New YORK, relative ~ the
wiGenng and strais shtcnns OF
BROADWAY,
between Thirty fourth ani Fittvnnth street. and also
the making OF that OF broadway between
street Tnirtyth street. that part between Fortv
second street anc Forty street, oil greater Width
mo. WV in THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
We, the undersigned, Commissioners Of Estimate and As
sesment ia thr b entitled NATTER hereby give notice to
the lessee or essees, occupant or occu-
pants all houses lots. improved or unmprovo lands
ctcd the above entitled proceeding that pursuance
OF the fourth OF tho act OF the ature the
people OF the New York. entitled "An act IN relation
TO the widening sta shennl OF Broadway, In the city
or New and to regulate the practice m that prosee
ing passed FEBRUARY %, is7 We have completed our es
AMI IN said be EMIT Ell itter aud that
he aostrnct of proposed report therein 81 win me
damage, and the assessments imposed
beuent in SAID matter ha. been deposited IN tue once the
abstract sal oiice TO puplc inspection
and examination until the list December. 1871 when
our report herein together With aid aJstraci, will be
rresened for confirmation the supreme
term hereof. be held before Albert Cardozo
Justice Court House in the city OF New York, said
Els. day OF December l7 al the opening OF Court.
Dated NEW YORK, No ember u, 1871.
JOHN Q. JONES, Commissioners
WILLIAM WOODS
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

DANlEL A. MATTHEWS. AUCTIoNEER. sALEsRooM
~ NO. FIFTH AVENUE uOTEl.--GRAND IioLI.
DAY SALE or SUPERB FANCY GOODS the very latest
CENT CL0Cks,. AWrisTIc BRoNzEs JxhDINIEREs,
RICH DECORATED VASES, ELEGANT BOHEMIAN
GLASSWARE, JAPANESE A 10 SWISS CARVED GOODS,
MusiC BONES, DRESSING CASES, CARD TABLES AND
TIE LATEST NOVELTIES, selected expressly for HOLf.
DAY PREsENTS 70 be sod ~ auction nj store No under
FIFTH AYEN HOTEL, ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL, 10 AND H. AZ IA
o'clock r. NJ The Indies respectfully invited. Goods
exhibition Monday, December IL, day and evening
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

EDWARD sCHENCR, AUCTIONEER.
~ SUPERB HOLIDAY GOODS.
BY EDWARD sCHENCk, this day, 18Th inst, n, 80
wosborcs Jewel Cases Glove Boxes rich Oorrnolu and
Lit Goods Tortoise she! and other varieties Travelling
Bags OF every description To be posvcy sold without re-
serve Sale commences al eleven o'clock
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

A UCTION. AUCTION ACTION.
IA This (WEDN fSDAY) afternoon. at u O'Clock.
Over t25000 worth 800 lots
Magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoforc Carpets rich
Iarlor SUITS Mirrors. Paintings Curtains Works OF
tho elegant private residence OF Richards rsq.,
2o2 West Forty-sc ccond street, one block west of
Broadway near Seventh avenue.
Velvet Brussels Capcs; nhcent Paror Suits, covered
with richest description OF brocae Mir
Curtains, Bronzes, Works of Art Stauary, Pantngs
Clocks Vases CaDnea gded and ina ID Tables Bookcases
Pario- Desk. Turkish Easy Chars Lounges.
masnhcen, rosewood ~ octave Pianoiorte,
STOOL Cover and Music Cabinet, cost 1875;
rosewood and walnut chamber SUITS xvo OF Louis XIV;
Bedsteads Bureaus Washstsnds Commodes, spring and
hair Mattresses. bedding, Sofas Chairs Rockers covered
with ami hac!oh Sidetoard Extension Table Dining
Chars, China, Glass, Crystal Silver Ware, Cutlery
basement and servants Furniture Sale positive. Goods
packed and delivered for purchasers.
E. NICHOLS. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

TRUSTEES SALE
Large quantity q Machinery for the manufacture OF
sIlk. BENZ r. FAIECilliD, Auc,ioneef On tnesday,
H. 1871 10 A. NJ. 1t 20s Eighth Slks,
Cotton arp, Machinery large Winding Machinc small do,
10 Looms ai foods, Chaes 6c belonging to the
Howard SIX Manufacturing Company nppertaning to the
said business BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

xrr,rIIAx AppoTr AuCTIONEER..-BY VIRTUE OF A
w rb.,,c mor:~nao VIII sell. this day, 18th inst, nj
ii ococs the con,onis OF the Wood Moulding MsnuIacory
consisting Of ono Woods Moulding Machine. two Saw
IL ,rbes nne variety Moulding Machine with all the Tools
hconglns thereto: one Elliptic Moulding Machine, with the
Tool, md Cutters Punch, two Vices. shang. Puevs
Rels: also Lumpcr manufactured unmanufnc
,nreJ Ac WILLIAM ABpuTT JR., Attorney for mort
rarec o1lcs NO, 6Clty Hall place.
The New York herald., 1871-12-13
VALUABLE DOCK PROPERTY At
Fiahkill, on the Hudson.

The subscribers viii Offer sale, vt public auction on
Wednesday 2b inst at A. NJ, the premises the Long
Wharf Fshki the HUDSON, embracing the liver front
north tho Hudson River Railroad depot south about
twenty Eve te5 feet TO Thorns boundary making Frontage
hundred and sevcntywo z'2 feet extending
with right out the channel bank this prop
erly a small hotel, the depot also hotel with barns
and other necessary oubuiings arge nmber and coal
yards, doing prohkbe trade. and extensive and vsusos
ireghng with ample .torehouses Oh the onu "
the wharf where Of the largest class can lay ~ s
the tJo terms OF tele Will be male Easy "aPs
the orice or Charles Caldwell, Surveyor
Nevburg and At j. 5. scoasd Sons az FnhAu' on 'hs
IluSson, For further particulars inquire OF
WILLIAM s. VERELANCks) y.aw.
orr JAMES MACKIN, EAeo.'oi'
al Fishkll, on the hudson - ~. w,u.
or j. DE WHIT HOOK, y. L. Dc "iuss
400 Brosdway, New YORK J
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

vx,II.i.IAM Writer'S, AUcTIoNEER. SELLS rHIs
w day al o'clock, at si Canal street. large nnd vnlt-
able quantity Of Household Furniture from families AMI
Mattresses, Feather Beds ami Bedding, Lounges Centre
Dnig aud Tea TABLES large trcuch Plato Mirrors Centre
Dining anu Tea Tables China, Glass and Silver Ware Book
cases, WRrdrobes; literary Dining Room Kitchen Fur
nture In lots TO sui also goods from storcrooms; also
various other roois. Bargains can be had.
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

UCTION NOTICE by LUKE FITZGERALD, AUG
IA tioneer.Will sell this day WEDNESDAY, morning,
commencing Mt l05S O'Clock,
at private residence 1l bird street. Sixth
avenue the richest sale OF Household Furniture this
vizMasnihcent double round rosewood Pixnoore best
city Makers rich faror suits, Marie AnOinete style,
covered 10 satin broca.c nIk reps Suits OH painn.s.
Bronzes Lace and Broatc Curtains Centre Library
Tabes Velvet and nsses Carpets Turkish Chairs Pier
and Mante Mirrors Etgeres Bookcases cho volumes
Books, Ornaments Chamber Suits In rosewood and
walnut style OF Louis xly Be iseads Bureaus ASH.
sa ds, Arn:ore lace; Dining Roum Buffet, fnad
1900; Lx,eason Cables Chairs, sod Silver Plated
Ware Uns Ice Pitchers French China Dinner and
Sets; % elegant Cured Hair Spring Mattresses,
Feather eds, Lounges. .Iock tn.rAvings. Easement
Kitchen Furniture; In all 60O lots by catalogue
n packed and snppcl for purchasers removed
Sale poat
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

~ALns al AUCTION.

>ALns AT AUCTION.
"A BY ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER,
(Establishsd ls47l
wEDNtsDA d. Q. 10
e WEST srsEsT NEAR
AVENUE
GenIec Household Furniture Mirrors Piano. tc., dc.
comprising as follows viz Brusses and Threepy Carpets,
mohogany Suit Ia haircoth French Plate Mantel Mir RS
Lace urtains rosewood octave PIANO. city maker
Dining Room Suit China Glass Ware, mohogany and
biacS walnut BE room suits, bes Hair Mattresses " cloths,
stair Caipcts black walnut Hall Stand Kitchen Furniture
&c, &c.
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBERN
at II O'Clock, at our salcsroom,
SO Chambers and "a Rcade streets,
CHOICE sTScs SsSSl &! %rsEs.s Asssa'f a"'IfauoRs, ao
,, In CASKS and bottles -
Ton swan ami Holland n H. acr cros Saa nd jamaica Ran
very old Rye bourhon Scotch Irish Whiskeys Duff Cor
stoin ch it.Ars Genuine ieIdsck Champagne, Grande
Chsrreuse, curacoa Hook Wines. &C.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 49,
~ ~ iu56 O'Clock. at our salesrooms,
I'd Chambers and n Reade Streets
Genee Household Furniture Mirrors Carpets, &c., &C.
removed for convenience OF sale. Details in time.
RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
IA Office and sacsfoom 81 ,assau street,
opposite the Post once.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL wil sell Thursday at l0,d
O'clock At their saesrooms Nassau street. large assor
Secretaries. wardrobes. Ker erato Curtains, Parlor
Suits Mirrors, &C.
Also Onice Furniture
Two elegant K9sswqot sgq9 rianos; 60.
superb collection Of Standard Miscellaneous Books
some elegantly illustrated Land nna bound
Fine American and European Pantlngs viii be on erhbi.
tion Saturday.
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

NEARSHAL'S SALE-J. BOGART, Al lCTIONEER--THIS
1M lay al. IL O'clock the auction No. North
William street, a Stock OF fancy Goods, one rosewood
Piano, &c. JOHN ii. HILLIER, Marshal
The New York herald., 1871-12-13
THIS swEDNEspA y EVENING,

This rare and costly collection Of panings which was
selected personally by Mr. White In Europe HIS prf
vaie gallery, will be sod BY auction by Messrs GEO. A.
LEAVlTr 4 CO., at tho Clinton Hall Saerooms Astor
place, beginning ut O'Clock precisely.
GREAT BOOK SALE.
BIBLlUTHECh, RARtSSIMA ET CuRIOSA
Sale Of an extraordinary collection OF English Rocks
In black letter; easly English Poetry, Broadsies old
Ballads, Manusc rpis, Missals &c also cnoice
lection OF Shak the whole having been coll
ecte by tho ow nc during veral years OF research Cata
logues Teaay. books exhibition Thursday MOI Ming
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

NiARSHAL'S SALE-THIS DAY, AT O'CLOCK, AT
Iu 4bf anal street, the of two and
case comprising silk Dresses &c dresses ao0
MATTHEW kUdkNT, City Marshal.
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

MORTGAGE SALE. Bo,;ART, AUCTIONEER-THIS
1u day, IL O'Clock, at the auction rooms No. North
William street, Horse, Bakers a.on, &c.
MATHEW BElkNE, Attorney for Mortgagce.
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

WANTED $4,000. IN COAL BUSINESS, TAKING
w ont at Potsvile fs0 tons day; double
with above expended on ms property earn x20o00
nifty refer TO all coal companies
st Poitsvie; total product sold here. Addrezs COAL
TRADE. Herald o1icc.
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

M oRRIs WILKINS AUCT1oNEER.
WIN be included today's sale, at No. 10 East Twelfth
street, very OIL Paintings copies from tho ccle
braed Galleries a Rome Florence nni Venice, OF favorite
subjects
The New York herald., 1871-12-13

ylvANTED-ANY GENTLEMAN VINO IS DESTROYS
of engag ng in manufacturing business with cspi
tai Of from &5D0 TO 60u, capital would be
teei, would do well TO address Colone. JOHN HENRY, II
division street, Paterson, N. j.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-15

RoBBING THE PEOPLE. q year
or SO ago it came to light that Congress
man Washburne, now minister to France,
sought to secure clerkship for lady in
Washington, who was to discharge no
duties in the position to which she was
assigned, but was to remain 10 the house
of Mr.. Washburne and teach bis children
the French language. The people Of the
United States were thus to be taxed to
hire French teacher for the family of a
Congressman who was drawing five thou.
sand dollars year and mileage for his
services. This was considered most con.
temptible on the part of Mr.. Washburne :;
but what shall we say of another and a
similar case alleged to have come to light
in connection with the management of
affairs there? 1t seems that there is a
negro clerk in the treasury department
drawing a salary Of twelve hundred dol.
lars year, but who has no more knowI-
edge of affairs there than the man in the
moon. Though paid as a clerk he re
mains at the White House as barber
the male inmates of that establish meut
being too peuurious to pay for their own
shaving. A government barber!
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-15
Administrators Sale of
Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersi gncd,
administrators of the estate UfJames Alex
ander, deceased, in accordance with the order of
sale made by the Probate Court of Lincoln coun-
ty. Missouri, at the April term thereof for 1871,
will sell the following described real estate be-
longing to the said James Alexander, deceased,
situate in Lincoln county, Missouri, to wit: 40
acres, the northwest southwest quarter of section
Q; 80 acres, the east half southeast or sec 2; 40
acres, the southeast southwest Or sec 81 40 acres,
the northeast southeast or sec 3; 40 acres, the
southeast southeast q SEQ 3; 40 acres, the south
west southwest or sec 3; 40 acres, the south west
southeast quarter sec 3; so acres, the west half
southeast quarter sec 4; so acres, the north half
northeast or sec 8; 40 acres, the northeast north
east or sec 10; 40 acres, the northw northeast
section 10 Is acres in the north part southwest
northeast or sec 10: 40 acres the northeast north
west quarter sec 10: 40 acres, the northwest
northwest section 10: Is acres in the north part
southeast northwest Or sec l0 40 es the north
west northeast sec II 40 acres, the northeas,
northwest Or sec II : and 40 acres, the northwest
northwest quarter sec IL, all in township No. 40
necessary to pay the debts due and unpaid
allowed against said estate. and that they will
sell the samo at public auction, at the front door
of the court house in Troy, Missouri. on
Tuesday, July II, 1871,
and during the session Of the Probate Court of
Lincoln county, Missouri, at the July term 1871,
which will be holden on the 2nd Monday in July,
1871, and on tho following terms: One third
cash, one third in 8 months, and one third in l2
months, deferred payments to bear interest at the
rate Of 10 per ceut. per annum, the purchaser to
give bond with good and approved security.
JULIA A. ALEXANDER,
J.H ALEXANDER,
JOHN NJ. REID.
jy8n23 adm'rs james Alexander, decd.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-15
A AdministratOr's Sale Of
Real Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
administrator Of the estate of Peter Steele
deceased, in obedien 70 to the order Of the Pro.
batc Court Of Lincoln county. Missouri, mads q
the April term Of said Court for 1871, will, on
Tuesday, July IL, 1871,
and during the session Of the said Probate Court
at tho July term thereof for 1871, aud at the
front door Of the court houss in Troy In said
county, expose to sale At public auction the
following described real estate situate In Lincoln
county, Missouri, to-wit,
Forty rods wide on the north side Of survey
No. 172ssupposed to contain l2O acres, being the
same land purchased BY said Peter Steele of Rob-
ert Steele, administrator of tho estate Of Theo.
T. Steele. deceased, the deed for which is re-
corded in the Recorders office of Lincoln county,
Missouri, in Book X, on pages $50 and 357, or
so much thereof ms will be necessary to pay the
debts Of said Peter Steele, deceased, and upon
tho following terms: One half cash and the
balance In menths, with ten per cent interest
on said deferred ayment frem date,
WILLIAM ID. JAMISON, admir-
jly2n22 ofestate Of Peter Steele, decd.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-15

The Radicals, and . few Democrats,
ore making . great fuss over . recent
speech made BY Jefferson Davis. the Rad.
ieals attempting to mako political capital
ont Of his remarks, and the Democratic
bcrating him as impolitic. One follow,
, reporter Of the New York Herald, goes
% far % to ask Grant IL he can't be ar
rested under the Ku.klux bill, and
Ulysses l replies that "he might be impri.-
onsdl" If he we're arrested the govern.
msnt would bs in about the same 6x that
the boy vas who drew the white elephant.
But that is the meaning Of Ku klux bill.
Grant may arrest who he pleasss under
that sot, sud his followers would lsud
him for supprsssiug free speech. The
iron 10 not quite bot enough to strike yet,
but you may bs sure Grant will enforce
his Interpretation Of tho bill when be
thinks It 10.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-15

NORTH Missouri RAILRoAD.-The st..
Louis Times says that the North Missouri
railroad is about to pass into the hands
Of new owners, with NJ. J. Jessup of
New York at the head. The plan is to
bid the road of at the sale, which is to
take place in August, under the second
mortgage-the eight millions of stock
and the floating debt, which amounts to
two or three millions more. If the scheme
works, the Illinois, Missouri and Kansas
Association, which is the name of the
proposed new organization, will purchase
a road worth twenty millions, and capa-
BILE Of paying a dividend upon that sum
of seven or eight millions, or a little
more than third of its real value.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-15
Drifting Toward Empire.

The passage Of the Ku.klux bill BY q
Radical Congress, and the procla nation
of the President for its enforce ment, has
not only startled some Of the ablest men
aud Journals 10. the Republican party,
but it has attracted the serious attention
Of our Canadian neighbors.
This is not to be wondered at. They
consider that they enjoy the blessings Of
a Constitution and the privilege Of the
habeas corpus. With such strides towards
despotism as are being made by Radical
government, they lose all desire to be-
come party of tho United States. They
have more freedom under the British Gag
Here is what the Montreal News says on
the subject:
"The British Government must appre
ciate moro highly the value Of General
Grants very extraordinary Ku .klux proc
lamation than the citizens of the United
States. 1t effectually extiuguishes iu
British North America any desire which
. portion Of the Inhabitants avowed to
join the Union. It is death blow to an.
uexation. No Canadian, however poorly
provided with brains. would dream Of
abandoning this land, where freedom ex.
lists, where the course Of justice beholds
its way, for country now under the iron
head ofan ambitious and little scrupulous
General. We can see in President Ora ut'
eager desire to accomplish q settlement
Of the Alabams controversy, even at the
sacrifice Of Mr.. Sumner. and 40 abate
ment Of the arrogant aud offensive Ian.
guage which characterized his address,
evidence that he dreaded foreign compli
cations while carrying his despotic and
oentraliziug policy into execution. He
needed peace abroad to carry ON war sl
home against the Constitution"
This is fair opinion. 1t shows how
Grants administration has brought die
grace upon free country. The people
must overthrow the usurpers, or they vii
wake too late, when their liberties or,
swept away. The back track cannot be
taken too soon.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-15
Adnminisorator,s A Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of IN order of the Probate cou,,
ID Of Lincoln county, Missouri, made At ths
April term thereof for 1871, the undsrsieusd
administrator Of the estate Of Matthias frsiI
deceased will sell At public auction, at the ftoni
door Of the court house In Troy, Lincoln county
Missouri, the follow ne real estate, to Wit.
The north half Of southeast quarter Of section
seven in township ~, range I west, lying on the
east side Of the Cuivre river, In Lincoln county
Missouri, supposed to be about SO acres, on
Wednesday, July IL. 1871.
= Teimf-A credit Of three months will be given,
With ten per cent per snnum from day Of sale,
the purchaser giving bond with approved securi.
~ for said pay ment.
jySn2s 3. @. sITTON, sdm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-15

Mr.. Ira Divoll, state superintendent Of
public schools, has resigned on account Of
bad health. Mr.. Divoll was, for many
years, superintendent Of public schools 10
st. Louis, and was largely instrumental
in bringing them up the high state of
efficiency for which they are famous.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-15
Eslles n CSirl q 'A6psalS.

NOTICE 10 hsrshy slvsa that the Bead Of
~ Trustees Of the town Of Trey. Misseurj.
VII, is psfsusncs Of law. holt . nseting = thc
day Of Juns. 1871, at tks law oiaes Of ouie,ey 4
Bonais, e. Court Of Appeals, 70 hear aSd de-.
termine GU sppsals from the asssssnent OF prop.
srty 10 said town for the town tsxss Of l87l, q
which time sad place ell persons who ssusidsr
themselves agsrisved By said ASSESSMENT viii
appear and hle their objection to sa,ns. The as
sessmsnt books for said year Gre omen 10 pubiis
inspsetios q said o@cs. 3. N. BONFILS,
June ., 1871. Clerk Board Of T,uss.cs
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-15

Two negro men we're hung st Marion,
Ark, last Fridsy-one for numbering .
young man named Freeman, merely to
get possession Of two pistols, which he
confessed to on the scaffold; the other
for killing the owner Of q trading boat .
few miles above Marion.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-06-15

Mossini has written a letter, 10 which
he says that the excesses Of the Paris
communist have done more to injure the
republican cause in Europe than all the
adverse influences during the past hun.
dred years.