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ETCe Love IxCnulified

Boston girl, who had more than once
during the continuance of a long engage
ment shocked her lover, pious burgher OF
the Quaker City, by her declarations in fa-
vor OF free love, completely disguised him
when the time for the marriage drew near
by refusing to submit to the performance of
the ceremony, and Offering herself to his
cOnnubial embrace without the sanction of
the religious rite or legal authority In
vain he demonstrated. She professed her
self ready to undergo all the pains and
pleasures of the marriage state, but sub
NIT to the tying of thenuptial knot shewould
not. And when he demanded her reasons
for the extraordinary dislike to the idea of
clerical or magisterial intervention she
claimed that were she bound irrevocablv to
him he would take no pains to please her,
but were she free to leave him at any time,
her happiness would be his chief thought to
provide for; and then, too, she wished to
bestow her affections and embrace on an
other man fiat any time she should cease
to love him. At this candid ayowal of her
versatile preclivities ne professed to consid-
er the engagement broken, but this she
would not allow, ara has entered com
plant against him for breach Of promise of
marriage. The case promises interesting
developments at its trial, as. Of course, the
defence will be as above, that Barkis is
wiliin but the lady not.
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SPRiNGFIELD, O., February 5.-Fiye
powder houses belonging to the MAN
Powder Company, located between Ncna
anl yellow Springs, on the Little Miami
Railroad, exploded about 10 o'clock this
morning. FIVE men were killed and one
missing, who is supposed 10 be killed.
The ground is strewn with timbers, &c,
for half mile, and hundreds Of windows
broken. iloases at Yellow Springs and in
tAis city were considerably shaken, bring
ing the people to the streets in great
alarm. No further particulars yet received
CINCINNATI, February "a special to
the Ctro71fcie, says the names Of the
killed in the explosion Of the powder mill
We're Nero Ballard and Robinson, white,
and Conley, colorcd. Conley was blown
iato fragments. Nothing could be found
of him but a portion of his head and trunk
The shock was distinctly fe.t at Dayton,
Urbana and Xena. The amount of loss
has not been ascertained. Hundreds of
citizens hurried to the scene of disaster
and rendered all possible assistance. Dun
can, the cOorGd man, is so terribly acer-
atcd, that death is momcntarilY expected,
and search is being made among the ruins
for more wOrkmcn, some of whom are
missing. The bottles of the dead are
shock'ngIv mutlated AMI burned. :
The mill. are some distance apart, but
tho concussion was So great as to produce
an explosion in all the rest. Buick houses
sanding more than mile distant, hal
windows completely blown out and othsr-
wise damaged. Great excitement prevails
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The Effect eais.nuri.

The Administration aperS in Missouri
can not do Justice TO the Iiberal convention.
They exhaust all the rcsources of denunci-
alton, ridicule, scorn ana menace, only to
find that it has no effect whatever If the
movement was an insignificant affair, one
half the atjectives they hurl at it would
suffice to smother it. The Administration
folks are as much alarmed as enraged.
They said that the party was unit; and
they find that they are exactly two units.
The Liberals are not as strong as the rega-
lars, it is true; but TIE regulars were dis
astrously beaten in loIo, aud they are be-
ginning TO fear that similar experience is
before them in 1872. II is interesting to
note the aspect of the two parties in Mis-
souri,. The administration folks have lost
all that serenity and comciacency they once
exhibited, when they had things their own
way, and have become anxious, restless,
irritable and impatient; tie Liberals, OH
the contrary, are as piacit anil as jauuty
rs could be imagined. sy have done
what their opponents said ley could not,
and would not do, have do / very sue
ccssfuIly, too. They owe Il. President
something for aiding McCIcg5 two years
ago, and il they have 4 fair show in the
Presidential election, they viii certainly
square the account with him-Essgu,1
RSDut{ictgH
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DIR. G., nj, MACK.

Graduate Of Guys fiospitsl, London, Eng.
land, and fcr over s:so years confidential Ply.
sleian 10 Her Majesty, the Queen also late
OF the Medical tniyeIsity Cf New York, has
now located AT lndisnaprHs. and will give
apNicE TO TnE sicK ABROAD AS WELL AZ
AT HONE
every village in America, however small,
and often many men, women. aud children,
suffering with chronic diseases which have
tltfied the skill Of The resident physician, II
net, Indeed, thst of men eminent in the Iro-
fession IN the country or State wherein they
reside, when, really, under u rational sssteas
Of medication administered by one who has
given exclusive attention to diseases af y
chronic character. they may be easily cured;
and when such help is found. it bccoues1s
matter Of surprise and inquiry why they
should have suffered 50 long. The reasons
are--ls,. That your local physicians are 20
much occupied il TIE treatment of acute dis
eases at the bedside of their patients that
they have neither the time nor patience to
give proper attention to a long-standing and
supposed incurable disease 2d. The man W
emincnce Who is called uE on may have gain
ed all his great reputation in st.rgcy7y, instead
OF nedte,g.r so that the invalid not reoogni,-
ing this fact, suppose he OF she is trying the
best skill that our country affords. DR.. Z. NJ.
Mack Is successful treating just such cases
all over tue country, by letter and express,
whose faces have never been seen, IS we'll as
ut his office at home.
DR.. Mack has been steadily gaining apen
the confidence OF the public for the past year,
during which time h" aas treated nearly two
thousand eases, ninety Of every hundred Of
which have been radically cured. while every
case has been benefited, and at this moment
he has patients IN nearly every State in the
Union, ant many ia CaEada Every reader
Of this vino has any affection of the Head,
Thro@t, Lungs, Heart. Stoma ch Liver Kid
neys, Bladder, Bowels, Womb Genital Or
gaus or Rheumatic or Neuras &c Difficulties
or Erup;iJLs cf the Skin, Blood Impurities,
Tumei>, Cancers. Nervous affections. di.eas.
es of the Eye and Ear. etc, are invited to
simply send the symptoms they have ana the
Price of Package Of Medicine. fS5, on re-
ceipt Of which they will receive enc package
free. DR.. Mack has ready prepared rems-
dies for all Diseases. Each Disease has its
appropriate reme!y; are pleasant to take.
Put up IN large Packages made of Pure ES.
tracts Of Roots and Herbs (no Mercury or
Poisonous Drugs u=ed, tlese remedies have
been used by the Physici9ns off the above Hos
lItal and University for over e0yQars, known
's their tayorite Prescriptions FOR the use Of
Patients and Physicians Each Packac.
sent will have fall directions aud Mcdica.
advice free. BY this plan Patients can be
treated 1T home and save the expense of CON-
irg to the city. \ list Of Questions sent to
any NIil address on receipt of cent stamp
Persons ordering Package should send
Post Office Money Order or the none in u
Registered letter Address,
l3-2&ly c. NJ. MACK, VI. D.,
No. 80 East Market st. indianapolis, Ind
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IaHa. ID Cna-IcCt the ssay OF Fund J
with tiIe -. Lawrence.

The waters Of the Bay Of Fanly are at
one point so near the Gulf Of st. Lawrence
that canal twelve miles long would make
a connection between them. Such canal
eep enough and broad enough for the
passage of ships, would be of immense
valae to Canada, as it would shorten By
hundreds Of miles, the route of vessels
bound TO American ports and the West
Indies, and save them from the great risks
of & voyage down the Gulf of St. Lawrence
and along the coast of Nova Scotia. There
is one difficulty in the way-the difference
between the tides of the Gulf of St. Law
renee rising only five feet, aud those in the
Bay, fifty or sixty feet high, but engineer
lns skill will easily overcome this. The
subject received favorable consideration
from the Canadian Board Of Trade, at It's
recent session, and the Dominion Parlia-
ment will be urged to give attention to it.
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Sending Newspapers by Nail-1m-
POrtant DeCisi0l.

By a recent decision of the Post Office
Department., the law regarding sending
newspapers by mail has been made more
clearly defined than 1t has heretofore stood.
No name or memorandum can be made on
newspaper inside of the wrapper on
which the address is written. Ii is barely
permissible to mark an article with pen or
pencil More than this subjects the paper
to letter postage, and the viclator of the
law to line. No printed card, handbili or
advertisement, no written notice, letter or
slip of any kind W aatsoever, must be folded
in the paper. To do any Of these things
is to violate the law. Printed slips pasted
ola the outside or folded in papers or peri
odicals, soliciting notices, are also violation
of the law Senders of transient papers
can send bundles of printed matter by
weight at transient postage charges. but
must not send any written matter in such
bundles.
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4 up u RE-,

MASIrowoc, Wis, Dee. g. 1871
-Mssrs. Bartlett, Butnsa. & Parker:
GE>rLETEN: To return thanks to and
through you tO extend u word of advice to all
simiii@rly afflicted, | will make thi. plain
statement Of facts: At the age of l3 in ~
bcyish freak, | attempted to lift box Of
type 4 am printer by profession. which
being beyond my strength, caused a rupture,
and until | used your Common Sense
Truss )" lfor tie period Of twenty yoars)I
w's sufferer such a only those who have
been similar Y afflicted can know. About
year ago the truss G.'udlIy wore became
broken, ami | bought one Of YOUR Common
Sense TrusscS. | wore it but three months,
and feeling vel, Iefi il eff, ;ni have not
used any since, and IS have been for thu
last five months enss in tho
PILoT office rs foreman und dojug suc., du-
lies as are incidental to country piice,
working press, lifting forms, etc, ! am conf
dent THAI radical cure has been effected in
my case. | cannot be suiii ciently grateful
for the benefit conferred and if in the Cause
OF humanity you desire to use this esi.nnnisi
to the merits Of the Bartlett Common Sense
Truss you are at perfect liberty to do SO. l
am, gentlemen, yours very respectfully,
SAMUEL q. PRINCE.
Foreman Manitowoc Pilot.
Formerly of Chicago Tribune
The above is tho testimony of hundreds to
whom we have permission to refer The
great reputation OF the Common Sense Truss
has induced unprncipled manufacturers to
initiate. None genuine unless stamped
" Bartlett, Butman Parker Common Sense
Truss, Chicago" Trusscs Of all kinds. Sup
porters, Shoulder Braces, Silk Elastic
Stockings, etc.
BARTLETT, BUTMAN & PARKER
las West Van Buren, St, Chicago.
22-6n
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snfltlencc OF Increased Height of
Hl.la4

In paper, by Mr.. Plumb, upon the
effect Of increasing the height of blast
furnaces in England, he remarks that III
the midland district there were four oid
furnaces, bIiit half Il century ago, each O
them forty-hye feet high. \ new furnace
ha, recently been bIi.t, sixty feet high, in
place of one Of these, while there had been
an ii!tion Of fifteen feet to the height Of
another, SO that there are now two furnace.
of sixty feet eac.l, and two Of forty-iiy e
feet, working side by side. \ comparison
Of the results Of the two series shows thnt
u considerably increased amount OF iron
as been the Consequence of the elevation
in height Of the furnaces, and that in dis
trjcts where tender cokes were used, =
height Of sixty feet nigh b safely obtain
ni, bat neghans not eAceeael.
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No. 2a.

Cass. Custaverkon ssents eeIti6c ate fo the .ssr
1851 on the VIZ. ne. %. 70, rsrg, "a. for
s. ~ redee a,ed he 18th, 1872 for he
of slelS, but no cane I'D by ,. P. Fuesenich.
reco, nd Il. a. order be issued for sla Is and int
at PER from tie Of reanpton ana tbaree P. p.
TN the 18th day of Ju Y. 1870, deed s.u d
to ". 81, ,Mahcn lot s. bf. les, Cry ef aanito-
voc for The ale of ISs5-amoant If sale SG.4. On
Aus 8. $40 the amo NJ of S.ss7 was CITED with
7, P. Fuesentch 20 redeem SID sad de recon-
nerd tHst o-der BE- ISSUED :, 81. McNaho- for the
of Sss 81 the of red enption upon he
deripg md cane ilaton OF "a tax occd
f. Schu II e,ert- affidavit e-'tfi ate, heiss lost
ne ksS sale of S. for Sll 80 recommend that an
cder BE- IS u'd for bond being fei protect
the county sinst l-ss
S7vIi, nr Il .co is town Is ranrc %; tax d,ed wa-
ssuei john H ars'rusn. Nay l6th. 1870 stooi
land patented Dec. S. ls70-wou.d reromme- that
de- b. :s,usd 70 $50 with iatsre,t al per cent on
eaoce iatiou of tced.
>. Ditu Ar presens &C tifcstc on nwt, nw1, sec S,
tow Il, q, >av 10 h, 1870 29I-r commend that
he isu with per ute,est, taxes haviaS
been paid '. tggers Cornty treasurer. April b.
ls70. raid s,rount t, be cha Fed to- C. Egg
j Jaha Franz p'e'e7's tA' following: >cG, neA, SEC
81. town 49, range 2l 1854 state Ia sIe. paid Town
Ire per rcc.ipt tated Feb 2ith $40 ana sxcs
rcsuGne1 to state, and paLi Pc roc,ip of II. b. tz
sac Treasurer. say S=t, ls73, or'er b.
S5-8 Per Mt iaterest, ta Re shs eei - the
town Euou; ao. ek II pwIs, y, tow, l5.
81. rr 10TH i 81 CO; laJ d. eutcgrt ju' S7h. 1851
orde to be issued for ee.o9 with interest per
from Apll ;ctb. 1855.
a. fieniug-lt, 4s5, block III, Nanitowoc-
paid 20 p. p. Fu-scnirh per 7. ccipt beari d,t
May 7h, 1870, for S5.5s. ard Mt cancelled or bo~k
-ecoI mend -hat Clerk c.nc, the same, 9Id order
heis uei Tor ss s, AID cent in erect date Of
psvn A.; also.
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i Washington letter to the New York
TiD,.s contains this remarkable statement:
. \ curious fact has come TO hight here
concerning Mr.. jefferson Davis. Evidence
has been found &c be in existence that in
stead of being born in the State Of Ken
tucky, rs has always been supposed, and as
he has always asserted. he was really born
in Massachusetts,, and, therefore, instead Of
being a pure-blooded son of Southern
chivalry, he is only Massachusetts Yam
kce. Lanman's Dictionary of Congress
puts l. Wis down rather indefinitely as hav-
ing been born in Christian county, Ken
tuckv, in 1908. Persons who claim to be
Wen informed say that Jeff, was born in
old stockbridge Massachusetts, in 1908,
and removed to KentacSy with his father
when a small child His father is said 10
have been a wheel-wright by trade, and
the house where he lived, on one side of
the road, and the shop where he worked on
the other side, are we'll remcmered by liv-
inr witnesses.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
IL. IL. AREL EEslI.

.t.,rney nd Coul lsli.r At L.v. fee on eorne,, Z
q. =. FOEEEtEsE,
corner o, York and stxsi.s.. nit voc 4.yi
vAEks.ss a WHITE,
a.,Dsyi I sGd & + law scs on Esh h
=. III ''o''- ~ i2i4yI
III. s. PIEnPosT~
sqs GGag;eo. at at sT Tw3 fi.-T' ~ vii
tsros C,unty and .icnty. I2-HyI
4. Il. TlSz.y,
AA.snsy 4 lay M md Di,ft .fo fer Msotawoo
Bsf OF. bstwte flsLth md ~ n, li4+yt
GEOEssE1 y. u9oDEE.
Att,rney aud ConG!,.IIor At I.w. al Court n
,..,.@ ,s@.s5 Or =, heof "os count all 61sne'' "a.
t1s'. lend :. = haye & i b Les .vFn T ,ch ,,a ESQ.
DR. A. }. PAECgzES,
l,sntbt. o'ice IL SLerr NJ buflI on Fis}t =
+. asnit We Wi fsIt Gu ~ - cit n syegn 70 a!
ssr1antrd feerh e." nv to- I'D I'D ~ ou pa. pain .D ayl
a.. .. EsAECOI,
ray.is'.n s,d sqssn ga: Icg.r .t:sntor Isd t,
evs 81 h "a ~ fseI. I, 10 SI .Ia t
ia-54yi
CHHAs. a. WlNYos,
yss-rnsry Surgeon, oa-,s tiEE Zones >p,yins. .ts
MS iiSe-y i, Tile on even il t. oetweea BgTaio
AAt Chicago. =. itouor "i'. Ray
S'AaL LsEBsER,
sa.Isr in al sds 4 stov,. d I.rdware spF Van
..,.as ..a Z s,a. s sa t. 1d de ehG Il 49, = ' E'h
IosGPag aY~at.s-
nss.s. u ''ors:; 40 Saru tn'e. # 3't. -tt--
- 80 G4rp.. ar. -li *. dt ui'r q l.t.
-, bst"e.n York .al Bu4,.o, al.... -.
.s3os GGoEssE,
Isa-s -e'als..- hct~e F.;hth I'd Nisth, atEnlto
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Attorney st Law, sud Di.irf Atto ut for M.nitowoc
Csraty. TO. ~ct ons promptly attend q lo once
Bsf OF. bstwte tIglfh snd 10 H. If4{yl
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Having rsfttel our Oaice with new type.
yrss.es, material. &c. and having first
.lsss workmen We are now prepared to exc
cuts, with ucatucss ana despatch, and at the
lowest living rates
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Arornsy and Couuseior at Law, Two Rivers. Wis
"A III sste to CuEcCt0I nd her business NJ Vi
tsros CDupty and .icnty. I2-Hyl
u. II. h,ri .,E.
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We also could not include sl5gO in the apporton-
me't oi the county tax for the that That am
char ged 10y the county clerk. when making out the
rolls o the respective towns besides the
general taxes levied, ali OF which is respectfully sub
mItted Fred schmrz-
GotteIb DAIMLER,
AduIuh Nittmanu,
Peter I. St0ker
John Tcuhy.
Motion that the chair appoint committee Of three
10 destroy county orders: jurors certificates aud
franklin Town orders and Stale Road Orders. Carried
lc CHAR appointed ~ ,iicA COMMITTEE :! " I"Ihes
p 4. St"ker, and X. a.cCoiunl who proceeded TO
destroy the same by burning IN presence OF iuii board
SUPPLEMENTARY KEPuR.-IudMiITEG 0S poor.
Nour committee would further report that they
have purchased Ol j. 4. kailer. the bill IF which l.
hereto annexed. Goods 70 am S-52A The ci1rhinE
WAS purchased tor Patrick Hays and Chas 0bcl The
committee have made agan- smcnts for having the
Two persons above named removed from the Jli 10
the Poor House ANA placed under the care .! Air-
NcNthoH. Your committee wuuid further recon-
meuG that Mrs HuHniu- he authorized t. draw her
pay quarterly at tEe tate OF - tn per week Tor the
her sirter, Miss EInma Squirs. Mould also
report that Vi. Anton Soil refuses longer to keep
aud fur Anna Maria iiarhlaoe i.r les sum Than
> Yer wee" without any other charge. for tie cloth,
ing or Medical attendance. We would recommend
that she be still ke.t under their care.
T. j Smacv. Ch'n
Fred Plumber.
Albert NekauSeu,
Patrick MtIluy,
VIM Dsntarti
The report waso motion adopted. and the chair
man end clerk instructed to issue urier :. \ hahiet
iOr auI I OF b.a reported. ayes Is absent ..
ph notion hoard HGJugrncd tai ~ o'clock this
evening.
N"teIAbfF - at - clock p. n. hoaF'i ltet l'nrSu
ant to adjournment. The roll Called, present Is
members, On melton the reading Of the minutes
was d.-l en.vd Win.
Ie"'t oil committee u olea sealed proposals OF ND
i""i ce.nm''iee APPOINTED Ia exam me the >eaei
r. o'i., p,i4s t 'i'' i"I '!'e '''ei'.,' ~ .y'e ''
- 'ss i,"t.1 81. -, ''''-'' 49, ~,
I"n % t.e .'''0"'"- hl'',' 's ''''H 10 I''.' l.''
S .I'cs '"e.t ac' '"''l i't ''it sum ~ CI'po>c
l!ttE Et-I l"tI"'7. VI y S'4tHth, St1'- Ut.
J. \. Brown, - u; Dr. y. 4 EISi"n Sjpt- prs Sinou
d ac"i'lieFn' aiv" Dr.. II. ,; ha'cGm' 80 Accom-
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a. 90 DO april 10. I251 SO
b. z<f "a
do 90 do sept. g, 1872 esI
reeornlneI hat dsr be is-aed with % eapt futer
es'. i EoverDmtn nj Land snd exempt from taxa
tioc snd III srss ~ ta- town of N isricott
Also lo , .uB Of ct !, see 90 own 10 ra se a
Ct Sch, lse a. g. o-der to he issued with :1rerr T.,
eosresd to the tou-nut Mapitaner.
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III, <. pEEsspgsr-

Att@rrevs and Csun- eilor, st Law of>cc Eigh h
al. over the ct National hals, a&Dito soc, ~
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wAE.ksss Il WHITE,

Attorusy and Counssllar IT iayv. t-ua on north
sornef OF 0rk and StX'l-,-s. v init voc. 4.yi
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RESOLUTION 20 4. WHITMAN.
lie olved, hst Thee he, 81 d reby i. spprep 10 ci
s25 90 70 each Of tn new.rzp~re of the city Msrito
tast will and pb rh the + he
snpue -cssicn Of this nnSd
iesoldrio1 sn,et drd by mott include pteInbe
te.si9n, s1ctptrs e.. 20 80 ards1.
Afonted. ayes -; hoes 9
a bid of sl7C1 for BscL'1 farm. was on molten re.
jectet.
Mott that TIC County keep tn IA h farm earfild
N El,tion the Baud sdj 'uncd till sa'urcay At 8
'clck Il.
Nov. 2J, -a'urJay a. =.
ard me- pursu mt % scjyu;bnsBr. 10 called 70
rn-nb-r, Cscut The mi utcs OF the last nsetjDr
wer5 read 81 np. owed
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EsR. a. }. PAuGEzES.
"a. =. FsAE.GDB.

Issn int. Office IT, Stern NJ Gew build on Eig}
It, aEit VIC, Wi FaIt cu ~ 81 cit n gwen L. q
the afsleut nuches OF the pruf H. and sil W
yarrantrd Ieef|l tNtGt It'd ~ hour PAIN. la-4tyI
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= mIneBd Il az order b issued for ouut with
interest, taxes hav been paid t. n neison.
Town Treasure, and charge the to City of Maxi
tovoc- lot Is, block 109 antowoe. recommend that
tn Clerk cstru 4 ~ the cert fczte for sale
Of 's7o taxes having en- psia to j. hgzers County
frea sni tn the be charged to h'rn; also
that he Clerk caucel the rec>Ids sw, -, sec J..
town 1s range q. and thai county oder be susd
Guile FIge for S5- -45 and from Ie
be ving reie. med tie pc receipt Of Pa-z
county Irssfursr bearing date A. .lil 9Th, I55s said
amous to be charged 10 =. P@tz
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7. "u7ller prezen's certificates on
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We also could not include sl5G0 in the apporton-
mert o the county tax for tie reason that That am
covers the amount of Illegal sale which should be
char ged 10y the county clerk when making out the
assessment rolls Of the respective besides the
general taxes levied ali OF which respectfully sub
lIttea. Fred Schmltk.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

OFFICE Rails Brick Building, Second
street. opposite the Capitol.