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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF
WapelIo County, Iowa.
JANUARY TERM.
FIRsT DAY January /. /

JANUARY TERN.
FIRST DAY, January ], 1872.
The Board of Supervisors met.
The following members were pres
emit Henry Garfield and Henry Rein.
hard.
Thos. J. Nelson, member elect, ap-
peared and took the oath of Office.
Organization Of the Board was
effected by the appointment of Sup.
Garfield as temporary chairman.
On motion Henry Garfield was
duly elected Chairman of the Board
for the ensuing year.
Minutes oflast days proceedings,
and action of the Auditor in Road
matters, during vacation, were read
and approved.
On motion tho amount of the Coun.
ty Treasurer's bond was fixed at $50,
00U; and that Of the County School
superintendent at $4,000.
The official bonds of WIN. FL. Cald-
well, as County Auditor, and Conrad
Blind, as Constable of Center town.
ship, were filed, and on motion were
approved.
On motion the Board adjourned to
8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
GEO. d.. HACKwoRTH,
Auditor.
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We are under obligations to Hon.
John Russell, State Auditor, Hon. S.
E. Rankin, State Treasurer, and Hon.
Aaron brown, Register of the State
Land Office, for copies Of their an
nual reports.
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AConneeticut paper tells of q law
yer who chung out his shinglc" for
a whole year in that State, and had
but n case in all that time, and
that VAS a case Of infiammatory
rheumatism.
IA Kentucky girl "don't low no
fellers round her that hain't rid ON
the keers."
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ttcsCasgssM. Iemeoy tnan ~ gIIes. lnese WHO nave
slle9 y, NOV tnat u curea ulem UnOse Wno nave
and aA knoW mat what y does once y aces o..
s,ayst ~ ~ ~ =. rcsG .sa ~ xrn Hsga th9nssnd. lnes,
giectoI is composstaon. We nave Maousnn9s upon
~ MrotHhs n fo,,o ~ Ses.. ansasT Y. s'c INF s MI cnrns are
~ lily io.AowMe c9MRaaanss ~ SW ~ , " mte
snsSSMslnL ~ 1veay cssngv " NJ nsc M VI ~ Tst,n IN
Eu " u,osn. AunpGcHs " u hSce . aM~ rnr nv
soss1c U.smasgI ts.s~ ~ y tsEo~ ,.sai, ssSstyy
uetoscIsuIs ur NJ s10y may ~ sansn as mr,n s az
Dy MnyuVuy. lneiI su4n..COnsms n ta,ro ,rS;i I'M
SsGs Husn, ~ nasaaA4ecSSis.. y y srus IAN nr;sn M.nn,
v III. pntSiy vese."v.;S, !" ~" 20" =. o"
"tva. Mse !, Wy yu.hssa.y. u.uc,, ,na,on., IN TIM
aacy oPsaasc ~ a,e,I nv hiana snS stiwn,ato
intsI - slSceIa " pulny 1S - M ni,sf,.,cti"rs
" into neuitny acLon- uo1.osc ~ rsh U.ss ~ ~
q ene ssomacn, noWs,s, nve., In ~ e "stio. I. haaith.
sGnoo ~ ,av rs : snsn,oros shav e~;at snch IA.
rangements Is are the frst origin Of disease.
Minute oirecuons are gwen ~ W w5MtpbRe. ho W
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Chas. NJ. Evans,

Formerly, C. u. Jackson d. Go.
These Remedies are for sale by
Druggists, storekeopers, and Medi
cine Dealers everywhere.
limo 13-d
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lzs-see advertisement of DR.. Butts' Dis.
penssry. bonded, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
nmn. 1t should pe read by all. d,w1y
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TEKEOsCOPEs
A Book for the Million.

"A DOOh 1CE Gu0 mlll1Ou.
MARRlAGE sn 4 Rs T. ~ Me oogs
GUIDE. % n1 snos on . ae1 phys /.
illogical mysteries and revelations OF the sex
ual system, with the latest discoveriesin pro.
ducing and preventing offspring. preserving
The complexion, DC.
This ii on interesting work Of two huDdred
and twenty-four pages, with numerous engra'
wings, contains valuable information fol
those who are married Jr contemplate mar.
riage; still II Is a book that ought to be under
lock and key and not laid carelessly about
the house. Sent to any n free OF postage
for Fifty Cents.
Address DR.. Butts' Dlspensary, No. IL. N
Eighth Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
No. Notice to the afflicted and U7fortumat
Before applying TO the notorious QuACKa
who advertise In public papers or using any
Quack Remedies. peruse DR.. Butts work, nj
matter your disease is, or how deplora'
BILE your condition.
d.. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mall, on the diseases mentioned In his works
ONCE. No. 10 N. Eighth street, bet. Market and
Chestnut. st. Louis, Mo. Hume I7-dwly'
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HooAand's German Bitters.
German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined to
Extreme bitters, a Is intended for use In
Gases when some alcoholic stimuiant Is re.
Ties OF the bitters. Each bottle Of the Tonic
contains n bottle of the bitters, combined
with pure SANTA CRUZ RUM, and favored
ness OF the Ritters Is overcome, forming q
preparation highly agreeable n pleasant
virtues Of the bitters. price Of the Tonic
10 41.50 per bottle, which many persons think
too high. They must take into consideration
Of q pure quality. A poor article could be
furnished at cheaper price, but is 1t not bet
ter to pay q little more and AVE q good arti-
tain none but the best Ingredients; and they
who expect to obtain q cheap compound, and
be benefited by 1t will most certainly be
cheated.
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The whole Supreme Court of Penn.
speak foe these remedies. Who would ask
| for more diNnified aud stronger testimony?
Justice of the Supreme Court OF Pennsyl.
vanya. ct present Member of Congress from
Pennsylvania, writes: ], a
/ find "Hoofland's German Bitters'' Is a
good tonic, useful In diseases of the digestive
organs, and Of great benefit In cases of debil-
GEO. ". WOODWARD.
HON. JAMES THOMPSON, Chief Justice Of The
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April 2sth. 1857.
1 consider "Hoofiand's German Bitters'' .
valuable medicine in cases OF attacks of Indr-
gestion or Dyspepsia. / can certify this from
my experience OF II. i0 JAS. VIII TRo 5sTRsss d
HoN, GEORGE SHARswooD, Justice of the SUI
preme Court of Fennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Jun ], 1855.
Ihave found BY experience that Hooaand's
German Bitters tsa very good tonic. relieving
GEO. sHARswooD.
Hon. WIN. f, RoDaERs Mayor of the CITY OF
Mayors Office. Buffalo, June q, 1859.
l haye used "Hoofland's German Bitters and
and can recommend them as an excellent
tonic, imparting o and vigor to the sys-
tenn. Their use has been productive of de-
WIN. F. RODGERS.
HON. JAMES NJ. WOOD. ex-Mayor of Will
1 take great pleasure In recommending
"Hoofand's German Tonic to any one who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia. l had the
any food on my stomach, and / became so
weak as not to be able to walk half a mile
Two bottles Of Tonic effected 3 perfect cure.
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January 2. / O'Clock d. NJ.

January 2, / o'clock p. M.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
President Garfield presiding.
Members oil present.
A resolution was adopted to re-
ceive bids for Steward and Director
Of Poor Farm, also for County Ply
sician.
The Road matter offs. Z. Pollock,
ct. al, was taken up anditappearing
that the full sum of$2O5.5O has been
been paid to the Auditor of Wapello
county (being the amount of DANA
ges awarded by the Circuit Court of
Wapello county to Jno. Reno,) as
damages to said John Reno on Nc
count of the establishment of said
road.
It is therefore ordered by the Board
now here, that the road petitioned Tor
by s. T. Pollock, Ell al, be establish
ed Internationally, rs prayed for by
petitioners and as recommended by
the Commissioner; and that the
Clerk of this Board be required to
notify Jno. Reno that the said sum of
$205. so is now in his hands and sub
ject to said Reno's order and that
said road be ordered to be opened
according to law.
The following official bonds were
presented and approved, to-wit:
N. NJ. Ives, Go. Supt. Com. Schools.
M. M. Lane, Justice of the Peace.
W. Ell. Williams,
Sol. Blystone,
A. Il. Doan,
Albert Wright. Constable.
/. N. Boyd,
CT. V~atterlin,
Jno. A. Rupe,
Jno. Wiley, Township Clerk.
J. A. Israel,
Saml. Mccullough"
Jno. Craig,
A. J. Sponsler,
w. j. Webber,
Us. Painter,
John Beach,
On motion Board adjourned to 8
o'clock tomorrow morning.
WIN. II. CALDWELL, Auditor.
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DR.. HOOFLAND'S PODOPHYLLN

Or substitute for Mercury pills. TWO PILLS
A DOSE, the most powerful, yet innocent,
Vegetable Catharttc known.
1t is not necessary to take a handful of
these Pills to produce the desired effect; two
of them act quickly and powerfully, cleans
| purities. The principal Ingredient is Podo-
| phyllin, or the Alcohol Extract OF Mandrake,
which is MANY times more powerful, acting
and searching than the Mandrake itself. Its
peculiar action Is upon the Liver, cleaning 1t
speedily from all Instructions, with all the
power of Mercury, yet free ffom the injuriuus
results attached to the use Of that mineral.
For all diseases. for which the use of a ca
thartic is indicated, these pills will give en-
tire satisfaction in every case. They NEVER
AL. !.
In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
extreme cost.yeness, DR.. Hollands German
Bitters or Tonic Should be used In connection
| with the pills. The tonic effect of the Bitters
| or Tonic purifies the blood, strengthens the
| nerves, REGULATES the Liver, and gives
strength, energy and vigOr.
Keep your active with the pills, ard
tone up the system with Bitters or Tonic, and
no disease can retain the hold, or even assaiI
you.
MAN Remedies that are SO universally used
and hrghly recommended and do not allow
the Druggist to induce You to take anything
else that he may say Is lust as good, because
he makes larger profit on 1T.
These Remedies will be sent by express TO
any locality, upon application TO the PRIN-
CIPAL OFFICE at the GERMAN MEDICINE
STORE, 6Sl Arch st.. Philadelphia,
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Ayers Oathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of a Laxative

Perhapsno one medi'
cine Is so universally
required by every.
body as q c~atllartic,
nor was ever any be.
fore SO universally
adopted into use, In
every country and
among all classes, az
this mild but efficient
p~nrgative Pft. The
obvious reason is,
thatitis o 0 relia'
-
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On motion Board adjourned to 9
o'clock tomorrow morning.
VIM. Fl. CALDWELL, Auditor.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-11

Known to the Medical world, and will Grad
icate diseases arising from impure blood,
Debility of the Digestive Organs, or diseased
Liver, In a shorter time than any Other
known remedies. nw~rss,-
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Arr the medicines you require to purify the
Blood, excite the torpid Liver to healthy ac-
ton, and to enable you to pass safely through
any hardships or exposure.
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nATENT Medicines-full stock. Jayne's
medicines, Ayers medicines. Vinegar Bit
tiers, Hostetter's Bitters, Mc'Lean's Strength
ening Cordial, Pills and Liniment, at John
L. Moore's, opposite the Ballingall House.
Ottumwa, April 10th, 1871. WITT.
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STRICTLY Pure White Lead, Linseed Oil,
mixed Colors, dry colors, and everything
In Paint line. All guaranteed as represented
or money refunded, at j. i. MOORE'S.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

In the south OF New Jrrscy, .nmr
years ago, there travelled over %on.c
ot the hardest counties. Il good, faith.
tnl, hard-woak;ng brother, nH,ncl
james Moore, or Jimmy Moore, as hc
was frmi!lar'v called. lie WA, desc,
"d to the iiincracy. \ true, loyal
NethodiSt, plain, pointed and SHARP il
all ms prcachln%s and "Nl,orta,ions.
lie had been luborn4, 4 year on one
Of his circuits, and before lray,u. for
his field, he gavc his people, who
dearly loved him, his fare Scii sermon
At its close, he said "Nv dear
brethren, this is my last address to
yon. | am going from You, and Won
may never hear the voice Of jaime,
Moore again
"Amcn 4" came Loudly l.om the
seat before him.
lie looked at the man with :. little
surprise, but thinking st WAS mis-
take, went on.
"NIy days GA earth Will Soon hc
humortcd. am an oi! man, and YOU
may not only never hear the voice Of
James Moore, but never sex his face
again.
"Amcn!' was shouted from the
htat more vigorously than before.
There was 10 mistak;ng the design
now. The preacher locked at the
man--hc knew him to be hard,
rTlndmg man-- -stinEy and mercil -
TO tho p or.
lie continued his addrcSs-"Mny
thc Lord bless all Of you who have
honorcd him with your substance, who
have been kind to the poor, and ="
'auSlns aud looking the iutruhcr
straight in the eyes, aud pointing to
him with his finger
"AlAy his curse rest on those who
have cheated the Lo,d ami .:rrut,i
tho poor und,v their heels. saw
amen to that, hroth", :" tn, sho,
'o.I. Ito VAS not interrupted ag.;u.
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fIlIhIHG MhrruI,L In anu her col
Unn Viii hr tuuu.i the advertisement, Of on,
"t the most extensive manufacturers ui
Doors, SaSh"& and Blinds III the Southern
states - III" articles are Lmi1y in de
mnnh'y our hes; citizrnS we recommend
AT " Il" '"nirml1a t improving their homs, :
81 PAGES "' hnS'nr>N 10 Scml fox ii, cular>
ana r'l'" lists "i these articles, together
wIih the prices of huilArr'S hnr,warr, mar.
h'' mA"iI"rirrrs, French and American
M!"'"w glass. &C.. to i. I. Toa!c, 70
haynr ST., il'ar!cEton, :. &.
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Special Notices.

MASKS AND FACES. Ladies' VIII, ma. /
'h"'r ihc'4 n"d ueGks siti, enamel. en.lan.
E>i 'hctr h"Hllh 10 no PURPOSE yhc nlns.
ter ""l" drceivcs nohJdy There i, but
one article Luo"n which viii ,p.,orr :,
"!'i;'"hcI c"mpicXiun or cr,ntc vx,orual
"r'i'i"rcT and bloom where they hnvc
never hrre'ntHrc existed aud tha, :,rriclc
- H"Ean'S Magnolia Balm. II lcrforms
ihli 'o'tci m'TnC!r ~ infusiug vitality iuto
the S%'n. JhH n,rHi an hcrLa; ;,.iccs @,
which il j. composed ,,rntly stimulate the
circulation III The mlnurc Llu0d ,cs4r;s,
nnb brace tn: network; of nerves tLrourh
wh!"h tH"y pas Thu. uuickrurd and
strengthened the external c,,clinr soon
"cInircs fresh nul hculrhftl haze. and
every trace ut %mllown,t. disaprcnr,. The
!,!e H!c'Es derive fron the hcnul;ryir,
hn!i. an q this Irii&ht!u. ro<tav.ic u var.
mHr hue, and The nins hands aud n, !, u
I!ondr iu.tre which the chnrlatnns, vim
lt"i"Aa t. H.,%c irirrs "b"uu;irll for.
ever nnh their ro:svuOus ccnIcnt, can
never hop" - i,nitni,.
GGA' :i.OpJ Ecwar,. will u. pail by tie
proprietor Of Dr. Pierce. Lio,lrn M"lica'
'i&Eor"iy l." n, d;,;rr that will ,ru,, j,
IN c"'iH,! severe and lingering Coughs
hrnnnhIti5i and MI diseases uf the lungs.
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- - ;,2 S';ct.rial Annual.

......'; -. 'r,' STATE. Alma,ac for
! - .' ...-' b '..", "rrli>. ,hrnuvhuu,
'.' .'..' '.aI'.. a..j a,i civilized ro,,n.
i''. .'' .Ho Western mi.pn"rr, il row,
r,.....g'..5 .rr'! .pr dru,rry. ia he
'.." "a ''" ".,n. lrc:.ch, Norwr .i,i.
" IT. IL, i!pll,Hl. Bohemian arl
~ '.'' .aj"n =. ani all who w,:h to
''.. d" 'a''' '!v U',' philosophy "f hrlllh
sh '.' ''..' nri r"l.',.r TIA" valuable .ur.
,'".'...'. - r.''.;t'u.. II liI;inn to an ~.
m' "I.' ",".''r'I t'&oi.~r on The causes,
i"'''"',"" :.ut "Grr 'ia great variety OF
a'~''.'.. n 'H' 'rH,"t large uu.oun, Of in.
i"run't"n Interesting 'o the mcrchnut. the
'H'"h'nc. IS" rl'l'r. thN farmer. the rlan-
in', A'"' rr";'> !"nai man and the ralcu.
lI'i"nr i'nv" been mad, for such mcridians
HI'l n'uud"% a~ are most suitable lprarur
i'.' tHl '"mrrrlrn>!vc National Calendar.
I"r nnin'". ws"s. and ,X;rnnriiuar,
,vu.' ry. effects Of lln>lritrr'> %tomrrh
H'i'sr%. Iho staple toL,r aM'l Alternative Of
m"E" llnn haii the !.,istian world, are
i".'T set forth IN lis ra,c>, which are also
iu'"'Hr'rS,i with pictorial .l,SrraiiouS,
rAvna".r r,cirra ior inr houschull and
Ialln. hu'nul,u.. anrcdotvS. and other in
$irl.cliyc n,.' .u., ,,r':.,.. ,,,,,,,.,.
'''E '"'' ~ ' .'.. var .I' i;.> Amuuals
I" Hrrr"r N.ti. 1T. "r' ill.,. ut tie year. i,i<
N'.t I've "h@ @! ihr most n,riul. anl iIyY Gc
h,"T Jar tie "%"'"2 he urorr,,"rs, Mvs.,,s
h">'r'irr SmIth, 7 uShurg. Pa. on II.
'''P' o. ! TWO '"nt STAMP, will forward
cop! Iy mni - amy lrr>"n WHO cannot,
lr' cure one n his nriShncrhool. The
hli'rrS axe S"!d in every city. town nnl
''''HI''' a"d ave rNtcnsi'rlyUs>l through
oNi the "niiic ciyi.i2vi wOv!l
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! have used ten (l0) tons Of lhc Stono
Soluble on my cotton crop the past season
anu ain satisfied from close observation
that 1t has at least doubled lh" yield
have been using the Wando for several
years, but prefer the Slono, ahd shall
use large amount on my crop the coming
season.
(Signcd.) w.. y. MASON.
~ 10 Messrs. Eacot & Co., Agents Stcno
Phosphate Co. nov 25
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Read the Recommendations OF
some Of our Planters.

uscl the S;ono Soluabc on the same
lands with the Snlnhlc Pacific and the
Carolina Fertilizer, and consider it equal
ly as Roni rs either Of the above named,
ana lnt'nd to use considerable amount
OF 1t on my cotton crop the next year.
tSigncd) K. l.. ELLISON, Jr.
10 ArSs:s Facet \ Co., Agents Stono
Phosphate Co.
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D. r. FIenniken.
Perfectly Safe.
NOTICE,

II Lib persons knowing themselves indcb-
ted to tho undersigned, will please como
forward and settle their accounts bcfore
tho 10Th December, rs further indulgence
cannot be given. Those failing to como
forward by said time will have their no.
counts placed in the hands of an attorney
for collection.
nov II r. J. McCARLEY,
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- = . -

The proposed consultations Of .Lc
revenue deiartm cnts, hiSprn.in with
the Go'hic horde of aSscs,or., sub as
ecsso's, clerks etc, il effected viii bc
q great saving to the country. Now
that Grant Is Gin" for another four
ye'rs there is thought to be 10 need
for so many pensioners on govern.
mcnt bounty, and doubtless the super.
numerary ''pap' will be stepped in.
st"nter. So mote it be, say Tie pco-
pie !!
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$i5G.T0 AGES!'s pHnrIGs rtr NrlX.-.
Will prove il or forfeit $500. New air.tjr.
patented Ju'.' IS. Samrtcs TO ALL A,tlrr-.
v. II. C1llLDESTEE -, Hrpn,,wag. !
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Administrators Notice.

dood assortment Of Ladies Dress Goods
very low. WOODWARD s. LAW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-18
FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP.

-Pra Bat Somdetch Prabaramin Taramain
Taramaha Chual0nk0rn Klao Pra Chao Pen Din
Siam Is the name Of the King OF siam.
The sultan has received large gift of birds
and beasts from the Khedive among them some
Cuban bloodhounds, with Keen noses for negro.
The Rev. Mr.. John Purchas, the minister OF
ST. James, Chapel, Brighton, was recently served
with the order OF suspension, made by the Judicial
Committee Of the Privy Council
Some tattling memOer Of the Assembly openly
informed NJ. Gambetta tnat the President still
speaks Of HIM as an jon JurteuI, whereupOn tile
dictator did become furious and declared that uni
versal suffrage had cond0ned his policy Of resist.
anco Il Outyance
-Lieutenant Colonel Charles Wyndham. for
many years Keeper OF the Regaiia ut tho Tower OF
London, died recently at his residence IN that for.
tress. Colonel Wyndham served with the Second
regiment oil Dragons ut Waterloo where he received
TWO severe wounds
"A member OF the Upper House Of the Austrian
Parliament has presented a plan TOR laying cable
between Trieste and Alexandria. The Austrian
government has already made preparations for con-
Meeting by cable the fortified seaport OF Ragusa In
Dalmatla, with Malta and Corfu.
Lord Charles Hamilton, adjudicatcd q bank.
rupt In December last but who has pertinaciously
refused to appear. again failed to answer to his
name, and was believed to be out OF England. MIR.
Registrar Spring.RI ordered the usual memoran.
dun Of non. appearance TO be entered.
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YACHTING.

A meeting OF the Yacht Regatta Association Of the
Lakes was held lately at Toledo and the attendance
was much larger than had previously been ex-
pected. The Committee on Constitution ana by.
laws bot being prepared to report they asked and
received an extension of time until the next meet.
ing. The sailing rules were changed In some essen.
tal particulars, and made to conform more strictly
TO those governing eastern regattas. The name of
the association was changed to that OF tue "lnter-
national Yacnt Association OF Lake Erle,n and IL
son, OF two days each, at Putin-Bay, the first 10
commence on wednesday, June 10, and the other
on Tuesday September TO- the anniversary of
Perry's victory on Lake Erie. The number, kind
ana value OF the prizes Will be determined upon
hereafter. The following gentlemen were appointed
Finance Committee -Messrs. Merit Sweny and Jay
Cooke PUTIN Bay; J. m. Ashley. Detroit, Captain
G. w. Orr. Sandusky; w. Andrew Worey, middle
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vIRGINIA's PRINTING FRAUDS.
WHEELING, Va. Marc

WHEELING, Va, March II, 1872.
The hteligencer, noticing the charges made BY
Mr.. walker. the state Printer, that the former
printer, proprietor Of that paper, had collected
fraudulent bills from the Saie says that the charges
are wholly groundless, false and malicious; that
the former proprietor never drew dollar from the
Stale Treasury except upon bills properly rem
dercd for work honestly done and lawfully
charged for, and that vouchers on nle viii
show IL; that there had been no
suggestion Of wrong on his past till Walker himself
was arraigned by his own party friends and charged
In the House OF Delegates by member OF that body
on the authority OF his own official vouchers with
having collected fraudulent overcharge on two
publications OF $4,34l; that his motion for manu-.
featuring counter charges Is therefore apparent;
that the exposure OF Walkers POPULATIONS resulted
IN the appointment Of a commission with Governor
Jacob at It's head to investigate his accounts ana
those OF the former printer. and that though luis
commission Is composed oil four delnocrats 70 UnT
republican, the Inteiifgtncer has no DOUBT ,tney WIN
impartialy determine who 1t Is that has been de-
lrauding the State, and asks that they proceed Ut
once with the Investigation.
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Personal Intelligence.

General Clinton d. Fisk, Of st. Louis, Is quartered
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Francis B. Haynes, OF Boston, ex.President Of the
Union Pacific Railroad, Is sOjOurning at the Hon.
man House,
General Il. Randson. OF North Carolina, Is at the
Grand Central Hotel.
James austin, member OF Parliament. Canada, La
o guest OF the Sturtevant House.
General r. p. auckland, OF Ohio, Is OF the st.
Nicholas Hotel
Homer Ramsdell, Of Newburg, is at the West
minister Hotel.
Colonel @. T. Pollard, Of Alabama, Is sojOurnlna
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Count Arnni OF the German Legation, is stopping
at the BrevoOrt House,
Judge Tremain, OF Albany, Ia registered at the
Gusey House,
Governor John 7. Hoffman left this city FOR
Albany yesterday.
Judge James Grant. OF Iowa, Is at the Grand
Central Hotel