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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE IMME-
y date erection of
40 Frame Cottages, 2 Ten-Pin Alleys,
and Other work,
at Bon Aqua Springs, miles from Burns Sta
ton, on the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road, will be received at the Office of DODSON
& WILLIAMSON Architects. Nashville, Tenn,
until the sth day of March, 1873.
Plans with specifications may be seen at the
office of DodsOn s. Williamson on and after
Feb. q.
The Building Committee reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
By order of the Building Committee of Bon
Aqua Association. feb22 2w
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VIM. MOORE is about feet IL inches high,
black hair, eyes and moustache.
feb2S dlfSSw2w Banner and Bristol Courier
insert once in daily and two weeks in weekly.
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On retiring from the firm of A. y. & A. B.
Beech, / would respectfully return my sincere
thanks to nv numerous friends who have so
long and SO literally sustained the old firm by
their patronage, and take pleasure in recon-
mending the new firm to their kind considera-
ton and support. Very respectfully,
Feb. &c, 1873. A. @. BEECH.
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MEDICAL.
MEDfCALs
Dir. MARTINS COW-POX VIRUS

Absolutely Pure non-humanizea Vaccine vi
rus, obtained by the method of TRUE Animal
Vaccination, instituted by Prof. Depaui, of
Paris, in April, 1866, from the famous case Of
spontaneous cOw-pox at Beaugency, in France,
and inaugurated in America in September, 1870,
by DIR. Henry A. Martin, with virus and auto
graph instructions from the hand Of Prot. De-
paul Our establishment IL by rar the largest
''lancet" points, packages of 10, $500; primary
crusts (scabs) most carefully selected, $500. All
virus is fully warranted efficient. 1t viii be
packed to go with perfect safety by mail. Full
directions for use accompany each package. Re-
mittsnce must accompany order. Safe delivery
Of Virus insured.
DIR. HENRY A. MARTIN &SON.
Boston Highlands, Mass.
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pi ,sS MARRIAGE GUIDE. 3rEE1 lEF
private counselor the married those about to marry
he diseases which constitute impedments marriage;
All that the doubtful nq ustTe wish 70 know Sent
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Louis No. Longest engaged and NEST successful Specialize
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DISSOLUTION.

UJHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
listing under the firm and style of A. c. q A.
b. Beech has been dissolved by mutual consent,
A. G. Beech retiring. The business will be con-
timed at the old stand under the firm name of
A. B. Beech & Co.
All persons indebted to us are earnestly re-
quested to come forward and settle, as it is in
dispensably necessary that oar old business be
closed up at once. Our books will be found at
the old stand. A. G. 81 A. B. BEECH.
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On Tuesday, April sth. 1873.

At this Concert the best musical talent that
can be procured from all parts OF the country
will add pleasure to the entertainment, and Ten
Thousand Cash Gifts, aggregating a vast
total OF Half a Million Dollars Currency
will be distributed by lot to the ticket-holders,
as follows:
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Notice TO Shippers.

TN CONSEQUENCE OF CARS NOT BEING
| returned promptly from the South, until fur
ther notice no freight will be received for points
South of Decatur on line of Louisville and
Nashville and Great Southern Railroad and
connections W. G. DAVIS,
feh 81 IF Gen'l Agent.
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100000 for only $40.

Under AUTHORITY of special legislative
" act OF March 16, 1871, the Trustees now an
nounce the Third Grand Gift Concert
for the benefit of the Public Library of
Kentucky to come of in Library Hall at
Louisville, KY
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when taken in time, as thousands will testify. 1t
cures when all other means and remedies fail. 1t
has cured people who are living to-day with only
one remaining lung Within the past few years
this remedy has been used in thousands of cases
with astonishing and uniform success. Actual
experience has demonstrated the fact that it ap-
proaches nearer a specific for all THROAT and
LUNa AFFECTIONS than any medicine ever dis
covered 1t is not only now being used and re-
commended by the most learned and skilled ply
sicisns, but by the best and most distinguished
persC rs on the American Continent.
~ GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP contains no
opium, no poisonous brother disagres able prop
critics. An infant may take it with Perfect
to cure and give satisfaction in every case, or
the money refunded. DIR. j. S. PEN BERTON
& CO., of Atlanta, Ca, are the proprietors and
manufacturers. For sale by all Druggists every
where. Price, One Dollar per bottle.
feO22 2tawtf satdswed
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Consumption, COLDS, COUGHS, ETG.
GLOBE FLOWER
Cough Syrup.

This famous CoUGH AND LUNG REMEDY is the
active principle, obtained by Chemical process
from the ''Globe Flower, ;" known also as 'But-
ton Root" and in Botany as ''Cephelanthus Oc-
cidentalb." This rare and delightful compound
is certain cure for every form Of
COUGH, BRONCHITIS, H0ARSENESS,
WhOoping Cough, Asthma, Group, etc.
And will positively cure
OoN9UNEP
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By the Governor:
CHAS. N. GIBBS, Secretary OF State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05
pike County Items.

The Petersburg papers give the fol
lowing:
\ dastardly attempt was made o burr
The residence ot Iicmry Cassidy. OF OF
well. on one bi4hi this week. Mr. Cas-
sldy fortunately discovered the lire III
time TO prevent its doing any damage
but II j. almost a miracle that his hons,
escaped destr Iction. He was aroused
irom his sleep about midnight. By acci-
dent. and on getting up saw smoke com.
ing into the room from under The back
door and on examination, found thai
sLayings. saturated with coal oil had
been stuffed under the sill OF the hous,
near the door. and that they had been
set fire TO- but had not fairly got "a
burning when hc discovered the ire
The preparatory OF such an outrage
richly deserves hanging.
The first Court that ever convened IL
this county. after it, organization, was
at the residence of Hosea Smith, OF
Monday. the l4th day OF April. 1917 ol
which tile Hon. William Prince wa,
Presiding Judge. and Henry Brentou
and Anthony Iiarbinson were Associa,,
Jndgcs John McIniirc, Clerk, aud Adam
Hope, Sheriff.
We understand that suits FOR damages
under the new temperance law. vii, b,
brought against some Of the retailers a
the september term of Court.
Several long lists. comprising numcr-
ous oiicnses. but mostly violations Of Tho
new liquor law, are prepared for the use
~ the Grand Jury, at the next term OF
Court.
Several thousand sheep have been
sold in Pike county this summer. They
mostly went 10 the north aud east parts
Oi the state.
a great many hogs Will be iaticned IL
Ills county this fall and winter. Taking
.e recent assessment A. n basis there
viii bc iully 5000 head led foe market
The crop Of sugar cane in this county
looks fine and the yield of sorghum " III
be unusually large.
Alex. Oliphant hal a piece OF Georgia
white wheat that yielded 50 bushels q
the acre.
frcm lhe rrinber OF coal banks TO hs
"rah this Winter, coai ought 10 b,
cheap.
Knowing ones say corn vii. ,c down
70 tweniy cents "a Jusaei 40 gathcrine
time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05
\ Few rlaln I,acts.

u y q iact that tho expenses Of tho
Administrator of the Federal Govern.
incui are enormously Increasing.
A. A. "A Tact that thc increase for tho
present over last year l.
SlS.Oo3COO, .
Ii IS fact ihat the expense OF the
General Government Tor tho present
wear Is estimated by the Secretary of the
Treasury al and viii excccd) s3uS, ,OO0.-
600.
IL is fact that tiis is2l-5 per cent.
of The assessed value real and personal
of the United States.
IT u fact thai in 1880. the expense OF
ne Federal Government WIS only one.
haii ol one per cent, or about one-lHh
of what IL is NOW.
II j. fnct thar the cost OF the Execu-
ave Department OF the Government ia
1900, was only SI.S26,eOi.
!; i q fact that this wear il 4,
Sl7oOO,tO0.
IL Is fact that the cost Of this depart
lment under Lincoln in 1864. when tho
war was raging. and for secret service
and other extraordinary purposes, Incl
dent upon the war, unusual expenditure,
were necessary, was only s3l33Osl In
currency, when gold r.ngei as high az
- %, ana greenbacks were worth slow
as 80 cents on the dollar.
7 IL IS fact, therefore, that umder Grant
in 1913, during peace, the expenses of
lthe Presidents own department. are
over ten times (allowing for the depreci.
Iaton OF greenbacks). what they were
luncer Lincoln ia 1864. while the rebel
non was IA ging the hottest
Ii = 4 fact that the expenses Of the
War Department in 1850 was only SI6.-
i72.2o2.
IL is a fact that this year, Il IS Ss2,-
sJo,OJO IL. or twice as much as in 1860.
III Is fact that the expenses OF the
Navy Department for 1860, lwhen we
mad 4 commerce TO protect), was only
81 I,5 4,549 and
1t is the fact that the same ratio OF
enormous increase in tie cost of admin
isicring the departments above enumer-
llted applies 70 the other departments of
tho Government.
Z Ia the tiice OF these facts, and the
score could be very materially length
icpcd--Nnat have the supporters Of the
Grant Moblicr party to say in jus,ifica-
'non or extcnualion?
w N"'Nib A'c NofEIHHlenl cost
lsls.u-c. 90 more tiis Year than last!
( Why should our Indian Bureau cost
'aboCo.otO This year, when Il only cosl a
lille over S2,oUu,OUO in ls7a?
Why should the Executive Depart
meni the Presidents own immediate
department, cost : Si7OoO.COO this year,
when IN 1864 Abraham Lincoln admin-
.i.lered the same department, during the
hottest Of the rebellion, for a.. I33nSl ia
"a currency wor,h only Fl ON thirty mine
ltO iiily cents on q : ,,cliar!
tan amy reascp ;iier than those found
ln the corruption, proi'igacy aud reck-
tlessness Of our present rulers De adj
duccd?
Lets hear from our loi " friends on
this subject. = 1errc Iiau,e journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

Tho ,ullen death of This gentleman. .
wcil-kuown citizen uf his place, ipsi
fgi'laN evening. was quito >lore 10 ire
community. since last October Ar
| ,her'~ health had been very bad. and
from that time until che latter part Oi
Nav. he was confined % hi- room, sur
.eriug with lung disease During Tie
summer hc il,I been able 10 Gitcnd 20
h- iaw ha>ine-r. and seemed 20 be re-
gaining his health and strength 10 a great
degree. Friday evening he len his OF
flee "a about half past eight o'ciock. and
walked 20 Bilternun's jewelry store. a
little more than lali a squire. The
henorhage. which caused his death.
commenced there. lie started 20 return
t. his Office. and The hemOrrhagc bccom-
in4 greater. hc remarked 90 Ralph DonO-
van, who WAS with him. when about
hilf way 10 his Office, " Ralph. am dy-
ing-" AIR. D0novn. picked him NJ end
carried him TO lis Office. nmd in few
second, life was extinct. lie died with
"a q lew miHg'c- from The time Ae WAS
attacked. And tnus has pas>ed away
from our mid>, one oi The nObiest men
and truest friends lhat the people OF our
c.tS have eyer known.
Mr.. ~her was born ~ Brooklcld.
Connecticut. on the 2oth OF October,
1927: came 10 Indiana at an early age.
and wa, educated at A,hnr, University.
tni> STATE. hecamc 10 Nincemes about
th. year 1850. and formed law partner
ship with the ate Samuel Judah. After
ward NS52J. he was a partner OF CO.. &.
II. Allcu. and from hia. lime until lis
death was actively engaged ia The prac-
iice OF hl- profession lie wHs ai one
Time Prosecuting Attorney of hi, cir
cuii. ami was United states District At
to.ncy ~ Florida durihg tie year. 1868.
6f md O.. We believe during the first
term OF Mr. Lincoln DE received "a judi-
ci8l appointment in SOME O.tne Western
tcr...orir-. bat deciimedit. Nj. { ,Aer-
gcc lauancr throughout ihc STATE WAS
cyIeusive. and bis death viii be heard
with sincere regret hy all who knew
him. Ninceuurs Sua.
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iry In vigorous chase after rats.
Friday afternoon. Peoria h0Y broke
dow IA Shelf ia the cellar aad imnola-
ted sis jar Of preserves. lie ga1ed on
tho ruins without sigh. 90 aght and
killed the rat, laid il among the debris,
and daubirg ILL., faithful dug's nose and
les with the fruit. sent han up-siairs,
while Tie boy hid in the clai-shed. lie
hrard lcmininc shrek, of di-may, ht
heard the wrathlul obirr-aiioms of hi.
Sire hc heard tic umsuspecting dog LED
into the backyard aud shot. and spread.
ing forth his hands. said SolomnIy
" Another victim OF circumstantial evi.
dencc.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

Nhcn man goes to Colorado. nc
matter what his social standing INA,
have been. he rests on what the mincl,
there would call the " hard pan III,
goes to the bottom and works up. by
brain aud muscle. a graduate of llar
ward j. bu,chcr out there; and one ol
\ ale a printer; ranclcman is the soi
OF q General in the British army. ioul
other rauchcmen are brothers aud th,
sons Of a London banker and m alum
nus of one of the English Universlic
j. manager ofa dairy. such is societ,
IN Colorado very much mixed. MI,
every man proving what is in him, an,
asking no iyors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

OF The Paoi News says: During tho
storm last evening tho barn of Arthur
Atkinson. -four mile east OF this place,
was struck 10y light ming, and II, together
with The contents was entirely consun-
I'd by fire. The + re spread 10 the stables
md corn cribs adjoining the barn and
in very short time they too Were in
lshcs. lie aF.o lost 4j0 dozen sheaf oats,
~ barrels % Il corn. about ls bushels OF
old wheat tons Of hay, and all his
harness W.d farming supplements. except
two piov,, that had been left in the field.
Atkins ms loss is Sl,2C0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

Cosr OF WHEAT.- Colemans Rural
World gives the following estimate
We give herewith some approximate
figures ofthe cost ofgrowing one acre OF
wheat la southern Illinois. where land il
heli 40 go per acre. If we estimate the
average yield TO be fifteen bushels per
crc, il will be seen that The profits on
ihc average crop are very small We
make no allowance for the capital in
vested ~ teams and implements, nor the
wear and tear incidental TO their use.
The cost of production Of ono acre of
wheat. taking into consideration the
present price Of seed and labor, will be
ilhoat rs follows: Flowing. 50 harrow
ing, 25 cents; drilling. 20 c'nis; seed.
p; cutting, 81: binding. s, rs; stack
llng, 81 10; threshing. 81; hauling, 81
cents rent OF land, 50 Co; taxes, 80 vents
total, $lf So
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Otail thc odi death. in the world.
tl,is report from india j., certainly the
old,-f. 4 native. While catching fish
ia I. tank, pat the lead ct one 10 hi,
mouth and Dl. il. rs The iish WAS rather
troublesome in me matter Of wigyling.
ouddcmly one ot the sharp points iu The
DtrA ln stuck in bis hand; he opened
lis m0uth TO cl'l Tor help. arfl llc li-h
wing quick plunge. jumped down iiis
,Aroli. and there Anally stuck II was
ouis taken oui. and by small pieces. aiie'
he had been carried 10 the hospital De
MAS 80 exhausted that he died ~ sooD as
il was removed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

~ A curious sight-seer in Detroit
lsks 4 dock hand what one os the city
litf preservers were for. Answered, lc
s.sed: allow long will il preserve D
/ clIer's life ~ The mau told him 4
years. and The Information stag
Igcred the stranger. Walking around y
lew minutes as if meditating, he stepped
Ito his informant 2nd said: "See here,
,trengcr IN take one ofthem praservei,,
hnd IL il wouldn't DE asking too much
i,r YOU, In like to have yol tell. the old
woman IN there that YOU havcn't an
lpthcr ono for sale. and ihsl the mnchinc
which made en- u bastcd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

- The finding and sentence Of the
Military Commission. in the case Of the
Modoc captiycs. for the murder OF GEN
cral Candy and COMMISSIONS Thomas
have been approved by the President
and Secretary OF War. and they will be
hung at Fort klamoth, Oregon, on Fri
day the third day OF October The cap.
livcs are Capt. Jack Schonchin. Black
jim. Boston Charley. Hancho, alias On,
Eyed Jim and -louch. alias Cox.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

The editor o. the Cannclton Reporter
SAYS. ihit he had The pressure of "a cali
from r.. j. Dukes. IL /. Engineer oi ,hs
Louisville. New an any and ~. L0li,
Air Liue Railroad. on Saturday last
wtu clnic into town overland from
Ncw ALBANY Mr.. Dukes thinks thal
work ol .hc Air sne rold viii he re-
sumca within The next sixiv DAYS. and
be prosecuted vigorously TO completion
at an early day. la speaking Of Ia,
NprrJw-guagc road from rv-
ansyiiic "a Louisville. he iniinated the
opinion ~ q the most practicable point
.n. couny lion of .nch road with ~.
Air Lint. would he about four miles
west ot Hartford ~ traw ford county,
From 1heuce De lhti, there would y,
np Il deuits NJ ai in descending ihc
Auo srsau rirnr, Cr AMY ot its lrnche,
.to toe Ohio rtcr. We found Him de-
~ lcdly impressed in favor of Narrow
gdnge roads. and especially for The roui,
projected. His great experience as an
engineer over rOngh country similar 10
that through which this road must pass.
renders hi, opinion in such matter,
valuable.
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There brin. .o,ne ,lonl,t, IN tie minds
lof some oi Our rnilens Il, to tie du,ie,
lamd power. ~ tie Township Trustees
u. ti,e eni,,ot nicnt of school teachers.
iWc make the following extracts from
lIUc lnM in,r. nf inamn,. a. amended
M. l-G5 Is7. leba aul 1873:
~.r. go Ptt, Is make. il the duty of
y trustee. fo .mr.n, felciel..
SEC. -. Ptrr "a provides that such
IIu,.tec~ shall .ii.ilo. nu person 10 ietcll
,lm amy OF the common schools of thc
i~tatc unle., sr,h person shall have ID
ilirelse 10 teach. issued from the proper
state or count. authority ami in ril
.lforce at ihe date of cinnloymert. The
same section further provides that such
Trustee, snail not cnlpiav any lcacner
whom Il m iorfN oi tAO-c entitled TO
yote al srhs,, .ei.ro. lave decided IA
-..Dv r,ruiar sel.,,l meeting tAcv do not
l.lt e,n..inyrf
Under tl.r i,w Il Is The Gmfv cf The
Is..,,n.fi,, Iu..i,.... NJ eirrloy Tie fcach-
,Ier. and tln nnlv restrictions thrown
, .r,,,.ud lin, Az. those contained ia lie
\ s,sliunS .l.,N. utloicd They are. 1T
m. .h,I er,-,l,v no one to teach Il no
.is., not a license 10 teach Issued bv The
lnr,,,.er autho,.itv and IA fun force "A tie
Nan. .orru,,,lo,,,.,.t al lIe Shall ,mplo,.
luo ONE 1, i'm, i p,aiority Of those emil
.hird "a vote M school meeting. have at "A
It,.,l,,r .rho,l mcetiu,r decided ..er do
~v~i.i, ,.,,,.in,.d
II s,,cl, ,i.,,s,c,. i,,s e,,nloyal tea.h.,.
ttl.. i. ,fie,,.,r.,lf. Nh, lav nroyil..
I.l.t .t.,.. ti,,.. amor th. r,,,,n,s,,...-
"'' = "'s tih'' "''s' ~ '5.'''''s''
- s."'"'' 'N si'"''
~ '"'e ~ ~ NJ.
~ '"'i''..' Wy ~ :, ,....t '.'
''''- '''''' w
'i''' .'' ''' =" ,"'n ~" ~,
''',N y 'oi s'''' '''''''.'''i
..'-'r -Ni WIN % " t's'Nt-'' NO. '' '-t7
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

Hs The back-TaySicr~ stand but little
chance in the De nocmuc party ~ Pen
.vlvauia. Ia the Democratic state Con-
vcniiun held nj Wi.krsbarrc. The name
lora member ot Congress who had taken
back pay, wa, proposed ~ chairman oi
the Convention. The proposition was
received win hisSes, and a storm oi in
aignaiion. Nhc back-paystcr was com
PEELED 10 decline the honor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

or thirty thousand awards oi
medals ai The Vienna Exposition, A,ner.
i'nn exhibitors received four hundred
hut g very smail portion Of the good,
slipped hy Americans viii bc ret rnea
~ satisfactory SHE have been m ,do &
parties in Europe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

~ i car load Of coal from Pages
mines. Wagrick county, was received az
De Forests crossing Yesterday, and
rought 10 the ciIy over the Lake ttic.
Evansville and southwestern railroad,
4 car laa, of lime was taken ont tV
Doouvi,lc by iAc same road.--. Evansville
Courier
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FULDA FXCHNGE.
FULDa SPENCER COUNTY. IND
BARNEY SCHNEIDER. Prop,

fsoon recommendation for rsr arf beast The
NJ ;NSte 10 always applied With Substantial ttlrF-
etes snf the ht- vtih the hest - unHnr- share
- pthiie n,nronage solicited fuy % 'e@-s~
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Rockport s. Jasper Mail Route.

rYHE undersigned having received tho
contract for carving the mail 10
Np,knort. respectfully informs any one
desiring 10 70 TO Rockport. that he will
provide means for ctrrving thom on
Montsys aud FRIDAYS II they viii Icavc
word on the day before ~ tho Post oficc
fn Jasper. JOSEPH UHRICU.
Jnly sih. 1870.
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rrRNFp 1870 rms TREASURER ar LAST n
rHR l9rHoF AUGUST AN EvENTFUL DAY
N WSrcEY.
WASHINGTON, August 2s.--Thc Sccrc-
iary of the Senate has received the toll
fow ing letter from senator Morton Of
Indiana:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05

Capt /. W. Mccormick entered ur
on bjs duties az sheriff OF this count,
last MONDAY. Il Washington Age.
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"NGw YoRK. August 30. 1873
.IIon. George &. Gorham. Secretary I
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the United State senate:
"Yuu are hereby direc ted 10 return
10 the United States Treasury the money
10 which am entitled BY the law ot last
rongrcss ~ increased compensation.
known as back puy. had determined
from the first ! would not draw thi.
money. aud now comply with The for
mn itV wh O. seems necessary u clost
M the n.:t er in your accounts.
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