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New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

Who granted the writ whoreuI0n ,.S sU,'rD ,ns %,
BarnAr ..d Daniel strang complied wiz" rSo
Fowler - s,suea the papers IN a1rs.''"d ,Ms demand
ordsr sDo Don,;cj only IN part WIN NV vmcnf of
board ,f Pdblic Parks lor Inr ia! ~ East
of the ~ the expenses OF rrcpar,hg and Yonk.
SsssSr MOrrsanis weifn nsS" p,rfomrd N Morrisana.
no or Eis.cNrser the BOARD rriasT% Tss TO towns
~escssment to be- made III those 'o~ M Sort Conmi,-
any r.ra. and Yoke in which 'ss rars and pre-
soncrs msr were each directed to raise *o" ''' '
purpose faction Is manifested In the townso @ Mou
Gres Ms, rms Wetchcster. Eastchcstrr miiu on ",
ri-a mcarjrd to the manner in when 'ro hon" ,1s ~
kcr,, ~ adjusted the cQuazdi"n "i S1i,ion
.S towIis IN the conutv In lonRers III uo' has
among 'mrcrased valuation Of $sooVo the Boafn n
e. tn" sSloCN In Mo,il.ania III addition 10 'addcd
aird %slai,on OF sssOooo. the Board mas suv val
tfr',ru Tn Eastchcstcr the increased assessSa sSaton
r.',n" .,io" /. s2ooN Iu West Farms, IN SSnGm.
l'i"'nno Increased assessed valultlon OF ,,,o In
ppn,rd has added $225,0O9 In Westches.eS tn Rx,o
ihc Namatou b, the Board is $l5oWO, an9 ho -, IN
crca <,oc oO0 Almost the entire amount VI ,o,rns
nrsiH Tam,tion thus imposed upon fhe @ IoMea ,a,na
IT,, ronnty has been deducted from the ASST s S 80 =
" ,hc unmr towns. The same course We" n,,hn IN tbe
O." ol u" thus making the burden OF a.n,l' w a.;
va ,w,r towns very heavy. The County IN, a. ;"
~ NV ,,I,,pri, ous and contingencies ioi 'no oN'"Nh
ar amounts t. $780, .Wh
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PERSONALITY rEIrcP.pu

s. La. , am ionng is reported to have arrived in
hrst Gj ,e,!,rs,, received telegram from Cow
ba iaiL.r 'uAt MN VI the eoalLu.d con ,.le>.,c. -,
In. az s.i .rostmaster has appoin,ea Tho.
o''s fs~ OSs L,na.d ..d Ha~ley Of Ito specs. Az
nh. c,, TIshd AM Duke Alexis held pnblc recs,
hoss Cssr,c,s, = Detroit yesteri. He .frsns ,.S x
%4s!. 10 o1evs around tie c,y n, .s,s. 'n 'ns
sror p.....,,t" t"orRan the defeated candidate to,
'As s s.npasa l'sS '' thai .ele. pusa s p.
conn.1, .,,"aas eaen Cooper and others comnos;oo
t .'r.s ~ "a 'i,ad Army Of the EruGI mai. ar
"a. .,., M M lave sued h. Jn., ,cr,, .', o. te i.
SssH.eL oeHyss TIE .oI. IN ~. a.. ''e' ~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
THE CATCUS OF ASSEMBLYMEN.
20 me Editor Of the TrI6uhe.


SIR: Our attention has been called to
reference In TIE TRIBUNE to the meeting 0f several
members elect OF the Assembly held yesterday at NO
waIl-,t. The reporter has been wholly mised There
was no such resolution that printed acted on or
offered. and attempt was made to pledge me meet
inx against or In favor any particular indy iiu
m. only purpose was general dstH,apn a'gn''ntancc
and Information, IN anticipation OF me oI"hlng W .he
s. ssiOn WI W. NiiEs' IhaA 'n"h
NcrIDrk, Dee. -, 1871
Isome of the information In the article alluded to was
furnished 10y Mr. Niles; the remainder by gentleman
whom have .yery reason to believe to be Wholly
trust yvrthv-Ld.l
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

-UOPSON-On Wednesday, Dec 2 1t 81 Johns CbsuAt
North Guo Coma. by he ReV HoP.ou sss'ed h the svs
Geoe Hopson John Baker ESQ., ofJet H. & Elizabeth q
IIopson Of North Guiion.
ELBERsON- 2Gt Dec at The residence o. The bnds
parents Rev De Witt Loop Mr. JOssph w. Ehesoa -
Trenton j. to Mis Louise whrs of Esosows NJ No oaFde
JBwETr-wOOLLEY-On the 27h day Of The 2 noah. al ~
residence Of the brides paren Wei Peenh Pnendt
ceremony Charles Jewe Mss Anna 81 daugt;xs Of lar
dell Wooey
MIMNE-HORSBR-Ou Mondar evening Dec Hn9h r.
Marshall Mime Sarah Homer, osly dsushier OF jobs
Honer all Of this city.
sLATER-HOPpER-On Wednesday evening D- 81 at ~ reddescs
H. j. Hopper Jersey Cts By te Rev fask
johnson John slater to Nina Hopper daughtes lsoob H. hsSA
per, all of Lodi, NeW.Jersey.
Al Notices Of Marriages msst be adorsed NTH nst1
nap,e and 0Idress
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
A NEW swINDLING SCHEME.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 29.AC. F. Heiss, j. p.
Meyers aud b. +. Mccartney have been held ~ 5000
each to answer to charges Of eHtortng money under
false pretenses, aud acting Mercantile IRtective
Agency appears that cOuntryInen arrested by thsm
In the streets for alleged violation Of ordinances
brought before Of the prisoners acting Al msgls
tr,ie and fined,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30


Brvruo De, - Rail shpmsnts-Nope rc'r aun ~, "a
rbInsd Wheat ssiir,y neglected. CnA s- cs 'os . ~ ,c.s
of az c in lsrgr auanttp, Oats bsetivs nssn pssexx
n.y 43c. Rye neglected. oHenc very n;ag. pn s. ~
We in ,to-. Peas s.et neglected Pof qmss so0 "''"
W ~ Lsn hs an~ nI" sH a.. So / R-d wIssev.
SIIj 80 ~ ~ doll snd nominal; Neg Ae. ys
Refined Petrpeum scive and steady; car "~ " @c
lot, At 2.u22.; Crude held at - 1cn - ~
DETROIT 2swh-st in good demand; sItrs ~ :, ID. ~
No. Whit. ~; Amber SeigP 81 10 CcT ..sss d.. r
Yellow Oats good demsHd at 4zn Clover Sed % - D
Hogs tzber; Afpeers nav - =. a. nn~x "A
CurlGo Dec. gl-Fionr quiet and weak ssss ~ -
wls,t IN sod d.maud at an prices No. spr,sg - X 20
si i8i; atty No. .eer Jsun'ry sl anSI r:' s,
last bsIf II month II ~ 9 Com nOrstey acnys
days pree. No M,,d hsd asge sS ,is.nss m5sr y.
23ic; aeectei aa29' No ..ler F,e%, 5e, ss,.s G ~
eic s-er s9i port a., d'm.nd; .assn:S fe Ks 40
Si3 10 seller MS slo 1@ti3 30 Lard sr%sr .:'rs & a. r.
seller Fhrn,r nIr Hans IN Pickle uarhspgrd bnlt nesn
apd ,,raasd live IIogs higher At - Io1 ~ ~
Gnmon TO VAR; ~ 35nA4 for Good Erra th. 9nav
,oct offered excellent Dressed Hogs 4aa - 10 WhsE ~
.nd ROOFING; Rs..pta 90 ss roSr 'cS SS % a
w q, 1000 bush Oats roo bo.h kys owV ~
Lre 1000 Hogs. shipoeats-iOO bb's r''m '~"
l!0o bush, Corn. $50 bush Oats S's" '"' D'"0''
I'M Io,,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
PASSENGERS ARRTrED.

vROM LiyERpOOn sern'h'p City ." s..'%". 90" ~ ~ M
Iss Wm G.rlyrr, j. IIenir-p. M Ptnhie Wa k~' nh =.
Berry W p Egsn. Mr. W.,n. M iancs 1is sna
fr Mr eofnrr, a. 81 Glcirs' Daniel acDous' wan" i"c's -
T. Conner \. a.-S
PGOH HAvANATn steamship Mor, Castle r a@-L s Be-
r. Prd.ry ch p. Biss J. " Ar'ng" Mas'sr ",n
T. Tberaf. 81 f. SAsiueI, Rchd 'bhs Cbn& ''n""'' w.
[ Lr.nu
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Artificial milk has been prepared 10y Frrnc

Artificial milk has been prepared 10y French
chc,u from sugar dried whites Of eggs, carbonate OF
soda, olive OIL und water BY snbsutnting geaune for
tho whites Of c.g. and with lesr admxtnre OF wnter,
cream In obtained Another chemist, iaudn In discuss
ing tt preceding suggestion gives his testimony as 10
the ,icving fnts OF n unpleasant OOr by mere suiJ-c
ton 10 appropriate temperature He also states that
very good artificial milk les prepared from bones
rich fat. by purifying this fat by means OF super
nctt.d 1tclu und combining tie fat thus obtained win
gelatin This mk IL. he almost liko that ~ the
COW and Hhen kept acquires first ti,~ oior OF sour
WIN tht Of The gelatin In IL rep esehts
rc rs,nc the f the butter the 'gnr. the sugar 0f
iriiL. fi the Ir I,Lt.rUi cnii"" ana ti"c".
Cyst !, bat lI.ninG.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
LATEST SHIP NEWS
I For other Ship N4srs see Sscond Pd1'

For 0tber Ship N4rs see Sec0nd Pd1l
ARRIVED.
Steamship stl- Curtis HAvsns Dec - MN mn'' ~" p~
o Aisni" NJ, SeImship(o. A., Az v.A
Steamship iiie. DeerDR. Srw-Oe~Ds Dc ~ so'S " ~" ''
with N oC ~. Mallory 8 Co ..,
Ba N.otr tNor Nielssn. Newcastle Eng b d"s' vi" "a
schr N. h. X fk. Graft Virginia
schr. Mason Rogers jackson Virgins
BELOW.
Brig Walter Howe. fof Bar from Sr's r1r D" nrho" -
to-
wIND-Suniown light w: clorty and hP,r
DOMESTIC PORTS.
svA%yAH Ga, Dec ~ Arrived ;tean.np L'" no"
s"e
Crown Jewel from fIa'r -ctr kn'tans' rom
York Emerald Tor oSders Nailed sp 'Ar
korge Tor NeN York
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

United Sfntes Watch CO.bis Conpeny ~e bscve ""naS
1 the country wher there bsH BEEN yfeA
MAKioN Gil-s Wales Coz lsrTss
regsn greatly sperss Ia -'ery psS
have bsh ssarie the h ir-msnA
over All have been sbti'-i
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

Deyoes ig.<:rade Oil, prepared erpresly for family 'sst
pur. w odoes unsurpassed luuibato aoi '"f"h" NOS
explosive
THIS equs any that made For ~h !" s-dse
nd IA barrels at favorable rates
THs DL'og MA>rYAcuRiSG Co. IL Fulton ''' Z
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

DO not your Prejudice stand between sados cse
relief will be absolutely 10 fos the ii Mr.. vino
Low
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

Parsons Purgntive Pills-Bes family phSso' ,nxninATs
CAyALAl Cos PowpgRs. for Hor-s
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
THE STATE or Trade.
,.rrsr ETHIOPIAN NARKyrA.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

tf,,nroor Dec 2sEvenpe Bacon ~ or shsr Ms "sd-
J.yD0y p-r 9-Eyenns -t'acutta LinseT "Si'"oW ~O
OIL IJl Tufpentne. @ioa0f
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

FavOritc with santa CIaus.-coaHantre's PiTs rAs
Toilet Mapped HANDS u Ann st. Sod s'-w'ar'
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
GEN ASHLEY ON TIE CAUCUS SYSTEM.

HE Is WILLING TO GO BEFORE THE LrGISLA-
TI'RE, BUT NOT BEFORE TIE CAL Cts, TO
GAIN THE SENATORSHIp.
The Hon. ID. w. Howard, o member Of the
Ohio Legislature. wrote to Gen. Ashley intimstin h,
purpore Of presenting the GenorAls before the
coming caucus the senutorsip To this Cen Ashley
replies:
lit IL your purpose, or that Of others who have nd
dressed Inr. 10 PRESENT ninm 10 the Lgslitivc Ar
s.uhy open session or 10 joint convention. NJ CON
template by tho Constitution und tue recent law of
honor thur to receive your voluntary support. II. how
ever you think of Introducing my name Into secret
rn,cns for nomination by secret ballot, instead q"
posing II in open session of he Legislative Assembly
must br permitted respectfully but Inu~t positively
10 decline. We talk long and loudly of the necessity OF
civ service reform, Of revenue reform. and representa-
rsior,p impcratvcly demanded IN this country
than another. II Is the utter overthrow Of the
caucus SYSTEM especially the Legislative caucus, whi,h
TO asrs Sy M tse
permanently into our state ana national politics AMI
the foundation 10 laid for the overthrow Of representa-
tive government systrm more "nttrepullAn In ITS
tendency and cOrrupinY In ts practices can hardly be
conceived than that which coinpes representative Of
the IN Opl gU into Hrrrt caucus and sure slcr his
Judgment and manhood, aud the ernst and wishes Of
the arbitrary dictnun Of n 1,fcOnstuted Aecret
cluse. Such u system ir utterly indeiensible.
A rptTcsentative goes TO Columbus anu ClainA that
party image cOmJelrhm To ~ ntOa secret CAUCUS where
by tho 0s Of the secret ballot, corrupt menbci, are
enuhlcd 10 take byrs and h1ray 1Air constituents
Wh, they Jnrrgr into the light Of day they report that
ir oOnsiiI icts wcro Voted down ad that they nr" re
QUted by the necessity FOR party unity tO vote In The
kyslavr assembly. not only ug.si the wishes o their
Uons iiucnts against their deliberate n mrnti ala"
nnd His /, un''h-luH' done IN ,hr nam" of republican
| lAu 10 ,lt al ih'ntii
| In thr XXxNith thi"rr., united with others ip Op
po,ug the Ivnnntion VI Epcih.r by CAUCUS, ana III
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
MARRIED..

Auaeils Turkish Baths Lexington as. Gentlens
ever, ali night & and evening AdvsngAs as-sSssA
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8peeiai Notices
bargains In Fine Geld Jewslry.
wnOLBSALE PRICHs.

WnOLESALs PRICHS
4 FINE GOLD EARRINGS AND PiNs
o.! ErRtSCAN. CAMEO GARNET &r
CORAL EARRINGS AND PINS
ONYX AND JE1 EARRINGS AND PINS
GOLD BAND AND CHAIN BRACRLETS
GOLD LOCkErS AND NECKLACES
SEAL RINGS. AMETHYST, CAMEO TOPAZ "a
SLEkVE BUTTONS AND STUDS
hAsDkkRChIkP RINGS GLOVE PASrxNRRS
DIAMOND RINGS AND STUDS
CHlLpRKN'S GOLD ARMLETS
CHLDRENS GOLD klNGn AND MAR. 1iNGS
GOLD WATCHdHAlNS
GOLD AND SiLvk kR TlilMBLRs
WATCHES AND JEw ELRY R1PAIRKS
SkH PRlCHS EHFORk RlNlNG
GkO. e. ALIiN. IA B,aaAwas,
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Iina
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
bargains In Silvervare.
WuOl.ksALk PRlCkS.

WuOLksALk PktCkN
GkO @ ALLkk. 8u Broadway, axsr FeaNeeyhs.
, ~ v -. lcrr, n.l., Bo.,.> be "a ll'L
DEAN Sin: tey with the Rocmc
haitian ass regard yoar L,u The, sapess
Wy Lhav partcalAs ep~neH In
t.s asIss,. w. and irs1 By " asr- the object y
yours and A osLess use here usarA great H:wea til I'D
aud gas unps leus tuly, SAMb ~ LirYLR.
Holiday AAsuus.
skroscppea md Views, Soremss aud fsanes,
Abum, (tsphS<op-s. ~. Sc
H. 2 ANTHONY "a.
a?l ct.4,ssy.
t,UpoMh Metropolitan
Echrncss e~l@enic S,rap,
SrAy<sEp piStc. aud MANpRAnE PuIS
The~ arr ,hr cn Asioss thar viii tunon.
Dr. SukNCK h.. " practice over tAIl, - -
a. essmanx tSss. b. Meiests u ro tS ,l,s & ~
csss Consumption MANpRAkk plLLS rc.s.r H., i've, ~
Som.h HE SBAy TONIC ds.oi,ss fboi s 10. N % s
Ing Of the ad maxi. seesI His PlLMcNlC
tnsua,es aud AuIc throws 4 gu without sIa,a S>As
. JOHN Y. NkARl.
No. COlLgo-,l,re Ne, l.,,
Nho-salc A. gi.
Drnu'rnnr-' nnd npinm kaiinr.-l, btr,> Is, r.,,,
A.. ci'a''rI' IN a.. '"n W.
s.,,j Ca. ~ .gsI .!agP sna-.ce ~ 'avS',ods
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the subscribers to the
lCapital Stock OF the Galhpolis, M~cArthurS
Columbus Railroad Company to meet at 0ela.
tombs's room, on Court Street, in Gallirolls,
Ohio, on Tuesday, the fourteenth OATH day
OF February, 1871, from 8 o'clock A. NJ toe
O'Clock p. NJ, for the election OF ~ seven d.
rectors for said company, in which election
each subscriber will be entitled to one vote for
each share Of his subscription to the capital
stock OF said company.
By order Of the lncorporators.
l2jan5w W. SH0EBER, Sec'y.
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Marietta s. Cincinnati Rail
rad:

Marietta s. Cincinnati Kali
rad.
The following statement CON
corning the road, is taken from
the Baltimore Gazette; The
returns from the Marietta road,
since the first of November,
are particularly gratifying
They show a steady increase in
the business of the road,sowing
partly to the improved paSser'
ger accommodations and part
ly to the increased facilities az
forded. The total increase. for
four weeks in November was
1904, about ten per cent !:
over the same period of the
year previous. The total in !,
crease in the month of Dscem
Der, up to the 24ths was S22,>
9S7-an increase of3Oper cent
over the same period last year.
As the ParkerSburg bridge will
be open shortly, and as further
improvements are enerseiical-
by pushed forward, it is evident
that this road will SOON take
the position which the sagaci'
ty gifts management cntitle it
to-. 1t promises not only to
prove, before long, a most inns
portant connection for the
traffic between the port Of
Baltimore and the inland towns
of the great West and South
west, but also a valuable in
vestment to bondholders, if
not 10 stockholde S.
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Harper's Weekly

The best puhllcation,of liz class m America,
and so FAR ahead Of all other weekly journals
AZ MOTTO relmlt Of any comparison between IL
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er
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ing illustrated newspaper. Nor does its value
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matter II Of II high order Of literary merit
varied, instructive, entertaining, and unex.
celtionahle.-N. Y. SM.
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ers in Pickaway county. A
canary bird belonging to M. B,
RadcliG, aged IS yearsand ten
months, died a few days ago,
Ludwig Mag fell down stairs
and fractured a rib; Jos. earle
also broke a rib-fell of an ice
wagon. DR.. Brown left for
Tennessee because the city
was too healthy for his bust.
ness. Corn, Is cents per bushel.
MARIETTA.
Douglas Putnam has been
rendered the appointment OF
member of State Board OF
Equalization, Vice Col. Mcln~
toosh, resigned. Samuel Buck.
ingham was murdered In q
house of ill fame New Years
eve. S. L. Grosvenor has been
appointed Deputy U. S. Mar
shall. Sales at the iron works
last quarter amount to 1882
900. The ladies Of st. Mary's
Catholic church Melted $1,000
by a fair and festival.
,I'-t- RoNToN. jan
Hot blast foundry iron No.
1 is selling at $33@S96; No. 2,
Ss1@s32. mill, $81@$a3; cold
blast, carwheel, S5O@$6O; BIZ
luminous, Ashland, $32@34.--
Navigation IS closed and a hack
line runs to Sciotoville. 300
tons of iron are ready tor
shipment.
= 5rbiJ MDDLEPoRT. l
"A prominent citizen was ar
rested on charge of horse steal
ing; the Press says it looks
like a bold case of "black
mail;p A new engine is being
put in at the wooden mills: ii.
@. L. Rosenberg has fallen heir
to 151, 900 thalers. The only
child OF John NJ. Taylor, Rut.
land Up, four months old, was
found dead, in bed beside its
mother,o ne morning last week
"s LANCASTER.
John Sears has been ap'
pointed Deputy US. Marshal.
A correspondent wants the 9.
u II. V. II. r. extended TO-
Michigan. Numerous New
calls were made,H and
coffee and dainties served to
the callers. No
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Ha s. y r.

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ble, and interesting domestic paper which ey-
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Philadelphia Lodger.
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AN Ohio woman has sued her
husband for divorce because he
refuses to believe in the dam.
nation Of unborn infants.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-01-12

ELIZABETH CADY STANTON
wrote "lndictment against
white males and the compos.
itors set it up Indictment
against white mules" Mrs. G.
said it didn't make much diff,
ference, as the mules were all
males, and the males all mules
which it is plain to be seen
she doesn't know quite as
much about farming as Ii. G.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-01-12

A RECENT chronicler of great
names exclaims: "There is lit.
tie difference in the style Of
Philadelphia's three great men
Penn, Franklin, and Hem
bold. OF how much are these
three names Significant Peace,
lightning, and Buchu."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-01-12

The PruSsians have common.
ced the bombardment of Paris.
The barracks at Fort Vanvres
are reported on fire, and the re
ply of the French guns, weak.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-01-12

The Pope, on being asked
what part of Rome his Holt
ness intended keeping9 re-
piled: Vail can.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-01-12
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