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New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

and M large percentage Of the taxes arc never pau t @
months after the taxes levied and as one P over
per month is charged as default on TINS sun % sirce As
SiO0OOO must have heen realized from TINS suu H
the city tax collected 10 shonlu ~ - nor cent in
the city banks, where It remains onG m Give 80 900 as
teresl. very moderate estimate "ou 49,, SoIo sev.
be ann reglizod from this interest. Adding u.o 'N
eraI sums toseer anu r the city revenue fund of
S327COJ AT this lime the city was o =, a., o ,or
sCssments for local improvements a,t En- 900 Dd
yp,r Tbc three per cent this would ng SOJVuo a9
defaults at least 10000 more IRls EN,s sy5 Nv 80 ~ oo
tO the S2 600 previously noted lnaalns lo VI 81 49,
Tc be c,ty realized from license tees assessors IcS'
,yborf,ye fines 3D. from tusuces as wen as IRON NarI
s tber sources at least SEQ OO) more making SS1OO
~ itv revenue which should nave been ptld lutn the
~, treasury and deducted from tho next years lSOe
ufr,,ler "A city revenue was Sl7909} TIE question
is what OF the remainder, S5'9o IN that one
In 1861. the tax levied on the city included: ...
stsie purposss......$t $t96N City purgoses.''.'$l''SN
Couat' purposes. O-'O"l s,7,o s9I
The CIV revenue on tns sum wa, $is0oOO which was
deducted rOm tho taxes OF 1sG9 On tue $jjg6ij9, or
total amounts tax rolls In 1867, the city revenue may
I've estimated as follows:
Deaas oae Icr month uup 10 tE.s........... loD
.sal7O3
Beesu IRON Loc, Improvements per cent on $4,000 ono. $1,000
Defaults and Uucoecd Assessment. @'oo
s9oCoo
Licences fee, permits anes 2OoO
Total e.,,tel R.vcn,e ss37 G3l
This amount affords a striking contrast with the
amount raised ny taxes much the larger should ne the
amount realized from percentages and defaults. Thus,
IN l5Gl $6DOJO realized total tax oi S224O0O,
ana ia 1867 only SSDOD realized on a TAX OF
S96s2 than double the other. In 1868 the taxes
levied in The city were as follows: ...,,
Civ 036l per cent f0r coeeton sb''
County tlK............. L68bH =
The same calculation as that for 1861 would elYc cry
Of S34j he deducted from the taxes OF 1907
Tie actual A deducted was $4,000 In 1869 the taxes
levied on the city were: .. 90.
CT 8l cent Tor coltcuon'' Tio
County tlN.s....s.... ItI",tt4
STATE 869Jl3 : D. j'zi
Ihc calculation previously Tes0rted TO would IN ths
case give cr, reyuc OF Sl5 G46 while the real amount
returned only S52,752 In 1870 the amount OF TAX
levied was: 100,
Cr 1......... 19 912 cent for c0lecton S2lZl
|
stste tar...... l49UI Total............+ 243 4J3
The cy In this should oe sJOjl2l lstt"
of tins the actual revenue returned amounted 10 0o
This return shows that the estimates OF the Guy
| revenue employed below the real sums In loil
the amount Of taxes levied follows
CITY tsI....... 35o4! per Tor collection $7l4l3
/ County taL,......'.... z'tf.5 -
The estimate for city here gives the sum OF
slHiIS. The actual sum deducted SJjj,Gl6 Sub
joined table showing at glance the amount OF city
revenue gwen by the estimates (Which, as mas betn
shown rather below than ABOVE the ayeragcl with
the sums returned by the Controller.
Estimated Amount Amounts returned
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

PROMINENT AkliNALh -,
FJnh Irenue Hoiel-Senator sRrag9e o, n.,a.G W.
IlaaI Chaneellor d. M Bates Col H. s. Meco OF @
Il scott of Re H. H. Porter of Chicago and Nathaniel fase
ingon . H0Gagn Iious-Gen Fzienry arren o 1--WE ly,
Wrpht ami A. B Netteon Of Phqdelphia htrccdp' h a.
B. H. I'M u & Metropolitan Hott0i'elbhRe'n vet
Ciure n IIsran1 n v Judge John L. Panley o hn,s
r,irsr Hoi-tonmande Henry Wilson, y 9ssg ~ s
sen,or family u E'vJcrey 5a.. J r lion
Ro ehs Buipr Of tennessee wm iosarl Of M9alsa
roort Hoass-H A. Rsey Aabun and Capt CooI oil 'e4p
IlI.a
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, AT DTcKISsoNs IN PAHkRow, &
ga m-eoo Soop-7s, opm-s2Io M'dnshs-65' A'erss-'A'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
BROOKLYN.
BROOhL1N.
The third annual report Of the Police d.

The third annual report Of the Police De-
parmrnt Just issued shows that the total number Of
arrests last year was 1896.
The Hanson-placc Baptist Society has deter
mined TO enlarge and remodel its church edice
expense Of $1,000 Spacious galleries are to be added
aud seats secured Tor 1900 persons.
The internal revenue officials made another
raid into the Fifth ward. yesterday, aud seized four
large mash tubs containing 1000 gallons OF mash. which
were secreted IN shed at the rear OF No 80 Pymouths
Mrs. Jane Leonard widow, residing at No.
s55 .Hicksst., away from homo yesterday after
noon leaving three children alone in ROOM the door of
which was fastened. One OF them obtained some
matches nd set the place fire. and had IL not been for
the asistanc rendered by other tenants, the children
would probably have perished one enid was severely
burned
A communication has been received at the
Headquarters of the Second Division NJ g., from the
Board OF Assessors which states that the Assessors
hooks will remain open at Room No. City Hail. from
a. III to 2 p. m during June. Active members OF the
National Guard entitled TO an exemption OF q 900
on the assessed value Of their real personal estates
which they can obtain by applying to tho assessors
durng the time above stated and bringing with them
their certificates OF membership, properly signed. aud
the STATE has decided, however that members OF the
National Guard who have served their full term OF
years reenst before they can DO entitled 10 the
oA'''''''" STATEN ISLAND.
FDGEwATER.-The Board of Trustees are i'm
doubt whether TO resign Il body TO continue in
Office as there IA n prospective lack OF funds conse-
ouent upon the limit placed upon expenditures by the
amendments 20 the charter recently passed by the
Legislature. These amendments provide that the gen
era expenses Of the village such salaries rent fuel
stationery and printing, shall not exceed 5000 and
violation Of the provisions OF the charter shall
bo IA msdeneanOr. for which officers may be
dismissed and shall thereafter be ineligible for any
office IN the village. II is eoDtended by the Board
t is impossible to the village for 5000 or any
amount that sum- and t is though by some OF tho
members that would be better TO dissolve the Board
than 10 attempt to do The uatter will probably bo
fully discussed at the next meeting.
LONG ISLAND.
MINEoLA.-The seventh annual horticultural
exhibition OF the Queens County Agricultural Society
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
LECTURE EXTRA No. 8.

THE METHOD OF CREATION.
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE DARWlNlAN THEORY.
Twelve Lectures delivered by Prof AGASSI before the Museum OF
Zoology Cambridge Mas containing vast amount OF
nev and econe information concerning Animal Life printed on u
eight and illustrated With numerous ensrAugs
READY THIS MORNING, - -
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA no. EIGHT , .
This contains description OF the wonderful fo dsco'
erei in the by the Yale College Expedition
Price single copies by mall 10 cent? two for Is cents tyor y
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

GTRICTURE of the URETHRA; often
- sympathetic Of aud Fstuls absurV Of dauon It's rapid
uretloome Three cases addressed 70 his private
surgr al EDWARD H. DIXON, NJ D. Editor OF The Scap
Incose - BY post Ohc hoars iro TO g. 10 >
and 10 evenings
HNHE PLANETS.-Prof. LISTER, from BoS-
ton g Srthaye only person In the city who read
your history the Planets The only tue future can be
Annmn SAn1 fnr A clrculaF.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

IONSUMPTION-Dou Despair.-Great sue
y css attends a.chs tam OF consumption Give
c,fIIt tf,rr z is tool late. Al as FOIIt4-aye.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17

EXPLORATION IN PALEsTINE.-The labors
OF the United States exploring expedition,
under Lieutenant Lynch, which decended the
Jordan in 1s4S, has identified the navy with
the progress Of exploration in Palestine, and
now the army is to have an opportunity COR
distinction in the same field. Second Lieut..
Edgar q. Steever, young officer of the third
cavalry, who was graduated from the Military
Academy last year, has been granted leave OF
absence to take chargeofan exploring expedition
which is to be set out under the auspices of the
American Palestine Exploration Society,"
recently organized after the pattern of the
English Palestine Exploration Fund" but
entirely independent Of il. The president Of
the society i distinguished divine of the
Presbyterian denomination, Professor Roswell
~ Hitchcock, d. D., and its list of officers and
the advisory committee of ffly-two members
includes the names Of many distinguished lead
ers in the various Protestant secls, as well as
those Of men like Fred. E. Church, John Tay.
LOT Johnston, Judge Hooper. c. Van Worst.
William Faxon, Hon. Smith Ely and others
who are better known for their connection with
art commerce, the learned professions and
public affairs The expedition will be absent
several years.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17

Tug AIAeu 4K1ln VII run snbleoE % 00lnV1 Incl
dent to freight business, aRd viii tOD onig a sta
tons where time u given. 49, .
NEW CASTLE TRAINR
Leave New Castle for WilminRf1n anm PhalndoI
ct !. ~ A. "a. Leave Phiiadslpki1 - no Rf and
Wilmington at lilo P. NJ. for New CHu1ls.T
SMYRNA BRANCH TNkINk rs4
Additional to thoss above, laaVO GHyTl0 f6Relav-
ton II IS a. m, and T.5 D. NJ. LnaWOC1mW9an for
smyrna $40 o m, and 200 D. D., u wln - nee
9on Tith trains to and IRON DOEer. aad stations
CONNECTIONS. tt.stH
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Ousan
Anns's 4 Kent Railroads
Al CLAYTON, with the MaHy land and Delaware
Railroad. u =
AtHAKRIN Ton, with the FUNSTON and Broak
water Railroad.
At pskSAF9kD with the Dorchester and Delaware
At DELMAR. with the Eastern shore Railroa d
and WieOmieO and POOomOks HailrOad.
" = KKNEBY. saDt.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17

NICE BREAKFAST CAKEs.-TakeO one pound
o. nOur, one half teaspoon salt, one half tea.
spoon soda, and one half large cup of milk,
one ounce of of sifted loaf sugar, two eggs.
Msne them aSyou would soda bread, with the
addition Of sugar and eggs. MIX flour' IA rtaT-
lc ecl0 and salt well together, taking care that
Ine tWO later are reduced to finest powder, and
SIT In slited sugar. Dissolve the soda in the
mig add the eggs, which should be well whis.
Ked' and with this liquid work the fl our ETC.,
mo ugnt dough: Divide int small cakes,
place IN the oven Immediately, and bake 20
minutes.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17
MANHOOD:
ROW LOST, HOW RESTOREDl

No. ~ ARAR AANN A~NA-4 = NNN@NR@~e
-1TERw Just Published = new edition Of
AA4A DR.. OulverNeIlS calobHated Ossa yOn
49, thu radical care without N OAiea ne
SE fSpeFmathFFhOaa, or Seminal Weak
ness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, ImDOteney.
Mental and Physical InRapaeity. lmpediments to
Marriage, etc; als5, lOohsumptiOn Epilepsy,s and
Fits, induced by sel-indulgenee or sexual 0xtTaV-
aganoe. sstsN
OA-Prico, Id . sealed envelope. only cents.
The celebrated auth0R, In this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, frlm thirty gnaxb anecass-
full practice, that the alarming CONSEQUENCES q Z
sslf-ahRss nay be Fadiesly cared without the dan.
gerOus OF internal mhdi0ine or the application
Of the knife; poihnng ont mode Of care az enea
simple. certain. and eadotual. ay meaas Of which
every 50 aoFeF, no mstteR what hia condition nay
DO. NAY euro Aimself eAdaply. privately and Fadi-
calls. iaF 81
GB-Fhls Lecture shoaId be Il The handa Of every
youth and every man IN the kana.
Sent, unaer seal, In slain envelope. 70 any aa-
dress Teceipt Of six eAnts 90 TIVE postage stamina
by addressing the DUhlisheFas so 3 a-assss
Also. Dr.. CaiVorWellA "haftlaga daide. price.
50 cents. tNlH
address the PubllsAssL
YES CHA6.|J II, q. KLINE A co.
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PENRSYl JANA CENTRAL R. &.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAN
AND
PAST EMIGRANT LINE,
OR Pr II II s u u u O.
And az places IN 4s Rsst, S9utAstst a.
NOFthsssst.
WFaH aHoRFHsF AND REaF Rou4n.- .

~THH aHORFnT AND REaT ROu7E~OA
Thisline aaOEdsunoQ1allsd Inducements g pen
IONS desiring cheap and xpedti01s passage tOth
West, and deserV particularly the attention Of al
such desire 10 avail themselves Of the Homestead
Bill passed ~ the last CONGRESS.
The Rahnaytvania Central II ilFoaa. vie its cor
leeaing lines 10 BY l37 miles the ahoEtast route %
Chieagp and ether prQminen tplAees in the est
q also the quickest cheapest and best route 10 n
pEomine places in the Southwest and NoRthWulG
Passengers are forwarded In comfortable and AiFS
Passenger Carr, faFniahaa With cushioned seata VIA
movable hacks. wafer tan stoves. In WinsaRana
With sash other eoAvanionees aFoquisita Ter u
comfort 81 families.
Threugh tiekstsa sOld 70 al pFOninent plaeeslk
The West, soutaWss and hoEthues at abeat hal
the usual frat elias fare .i.s =
Ohilafou nndOF Ave yOaRs old as fFea. and ehlarsz
between tbs agea Ave andtWelvG yeAra Ray hRlk
Price.
baggage ehsek 81 and forwarded By the anatPais
With the passengers. EiGhtyp0unds Of haRsaaO 81.
He'd free 10 every fall paanenRer.
The train leaves daily except Sandaya, and kiekots
must beproeuFo3 and hagGAsa delivered 81 he nee
No. ll6 Marx % street, by ) o'clock. j, ~.
BY addras1iug tks unalEslsnoa be will iaRwaRak
rslaTp qfmalAs fgqa 81 aAaEaeA
Hsnestsaa LAa. asd a.Ss se !, "a lasion
way b dezlfNd. - NAANCA8 HuNk, AaanH
oftAa PsnAaYIvania Railroad d emp0SV.
Ne. ZIG Market efroe1. rhila8a iDk|a
PAEaaalsbiS: Jaas - tsS 70
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II should SO back some day
al We breath Of q simmer morn
SHOULD wait rae, as IL in play,
~ tno spot where / was born;
ana leave me q helpless child,
Meath the roof that sheltered me
" ben the storms without were wild,
VI the skies were fair to see;
W2uld the creed Of my childish doubt
Be merged In glad romance,
~ the grand life stretching out,
IN broad, untrneked expanse2
W0uld the air with castles glow
Or the clouds weep golden rain
would the years dare cheat me so
Iwere q child again7
II Fate would restore to me
The JOY Of q vanished time
when rocked on a stormles5 sea
Or foamed In peerless cline;
W2uld the glamour of youth again
DO sullied BY senseless tears2
VT the sting Of a causeless pain
Embitter the rainbow years?
Would l love with the reckless faith
That the soul of woman dare?
ANA follow again the path
hacn step but cruel snarel
would the pangs Of death be sweet,
II dying each day for one
mat wandered with untrue feet
70 the shrine Of the alien sun?
a pole WIN u HOHlan RTlei-
Ut nusn with WOman's scorn-
should the veil of my fond belief
BY traitors tooth be tOrn2
Would / break my foolish heart
For the false VOWS man might speak2
w, tears from eyes that startl
Oh, woman within so weak
II the wings of a summer morn
Should carry me back some day,
'AiOng the hills where was born
would walk the same blind yyav.
with Q treasure each morning lost
And hope at each sunset fled;
And the things loved the most
Around me, lying dead.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17

Mark Twain gives us an additional reason
WY We should annex the Sandwich Islands,
Inat we would thereby acquire the mightiest
volcano on earth-'Kilauea.' Rarnum conIn
run Il, he understands fires now
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17

Extra New BSLOlEWh0m3 Maa
CH0fcR souTnKRN CORN CRISIS.
FRESH CANADA DAT MRAL.
EXTRA FAMILY RLa1R.
Yn-r.leuI Al i. l.. CIANDLRRS.
asiu - ~ AaRkal S,BSaF
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17

For a AOmssreao IN rne west
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pELAWARR RAILRoAp LINE.
SUMNER ARRANGKIrEMT.

!. 3 So s.i i :..!s|! J I n: y.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17

Diseortesy in little things is sure destroyer
q home affect Ons.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-17
p4ILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON 4 BALTI-
l. MORE RAILROAD,

On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1871.
passenger car will Be attached TO the freight
train leaving PhiladslDhia at 500 D. m. for Viii
HingtOn.
The train will stop at Stations as follows. when
signallSd GIays Ferry. 9.l2 p M La1aretto 80
low 40 p. m; LinwoOd. 9.55 D. M ClaymOnt. 1901
p M EleEglie, l0l9 p. m; arrive Wilmington, 1880
D m. hoetDl5 II. y. KENNEY- SHD't.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-15
A MAN OF "a SUED FOR BREACH OF
PROMISE BY A WOMAN OF SIS
DAMAGES 81 900.

\ suit for breach Of promise has recently
been attracting attention in Baltimore county,
Md the importance Of the case being enhanc.
ed by the fact tina: it is the first and only case
of similar character that has ever been tried
there. The suit was instituted by Mrs Eliz.
abcth Halbert, aged ifiy.fve, and quite gray.
haired, against Isaiah Baker, aged seventy.
four. Elizabeth declares that in December
last lssiah promised to marry her on the lst
day Of January following. but failed to do So
Elizabeth sworc that Baker visited her very
often, and proposed marriage by declaring
that his home was so lonely that he did not
ike to 90 ,herr. He kept on proposing until
she accepted Linn. and though he was old in
years he was very fond of making love, and
was as good at caressing as any young man
she ever saw. Before she accepted him they
talked over properly matters, and it was
agreed tina; each party was to have the full
enjoyment Of their respective properties dur
ing their lives, and to have the right to dis
pose of the same at death. The third even.
ing before the appointed day the defendant
brought to the plaintiff n marriage contract to
be signed, which she would not sign. as it cut
her of from all interest in his property. She
sent for Baker twice TO COME and talk the
matter over. but lie would not do so, aid had
never been ia her house since that evening.
In reply to these charges Baker swore that h.
was ready and ~illing to marry Elizabeth in
January if she had signed the paper he took
81 her. He had ordered his wedding suit,
and male arrangement. about ;br psra.'hsY
Richland beacon., 1873-11-15
ROUGHING 1T.

few evenings since Detroit chap wa
sparkling West side girl who wore an El,z.
abeti,an ruff. Expecting his co.-sny, she had
dressed for the occasion, and her uE. stiff as
an nnres ricied use Of sa'in starch could make
IT, was "f the most stunning character. The
lover came at the orthodox time, and WAS
ushered into the parlor, where the encbant.
ing maiden and her father and mother were
seated. He was cordially received, and the
evening passed pleasantly. although the Old
folks sat up good deaf longer than the vouny
fosks thought necessary. FINALLY thew wen,
to bed, and the twain were fl alone. After
certain amount Cf bashfuiness, the maide,
consented to her lovers request for a kiss
He essaye5 to take il, but was met at every
point by brisiling wall of tarlatan and starch
He came up to her in front. and was youyed
in the eye, He sidIed up to her, and the
right hand prong cut one of his ears half of:
He attempted to reach the prize over her
shoulder, and eherauv de fri.e Of lace tickied
his nose until he was obliged to sneeze Then
the maiden came to the rescue, and held
down one side Of the provoking ruff, and
again the lover advanced. Just as he had
hut reached her bloor1ing cheek, the dam.
sci lost her grir, and the razar-like decoration
flew up with { .rce that tok an under Bit
out of his rish, ear. Then he got mad.
Then they both got mad, and an anticipated
wedding has come To premature end
Richland beacon., 1873-11-15
IMPORTANT INJUNCTION.

Judge Robert Raw of the Fonrtev nth Judi
cial District Court. has obtained from the SUI
perior court Of this city an injunction against
the Auditor and Treasurer, TO forbid their is.
suing or paying any warrants for any appro-
p-iations, except for the necessary expenses
Of administering the government.
1t is averred that all such warrants and ap-
propriations during the years II, 70, 73, are
in excess Of the constitutional limitation, and
are, therefore, null and void. The petitioner
appends list oftre officers and of the ex-
penses of their administration, for which alone
warrants can issue. All others, he charges
are unconstitutional and he demands tina, their
issue be- arrested and enjoined.
The petitioner shows an interest in such
proceeding. by alleging that in consequence
OF such unconstitutional issue there are five
quarters of his salary, as Judge, unpaid, and
that the warrants in which the public officials
are paid are worth but fifty cents Oh tLeir
face.
The petitioner in this case is stannch Re.
publican, who was supporter Of Kellogg,
and enjoys the rare reputation for man OF
that party, of being an honest and respectable
citizen and good Judge.
His petition is signed by his brother John
nay, VINO hds oeeh the main phlar Of the
kellogg faction, who was the Senator elected
by the Kellogg Legislature, who conducted
the contests last winter for the seat claimed
by General Mcmillan, and who is recognized
as the ables, lawyer ofthe party in the State
These gentlemen unite in a petition charg.
ing the revenue officers of the State with the
most unconstitutional and Illegal disburse.
nent of the STATES funds They denounce
and expose the prodigalty and degradation
Of the credit Of the Suite, BY the party. with
kellogg at its head, by which the State is
made virtually bankrupt.
Let these averments land they rest upor
nndoubted facts) be teleyraphed by Kellogg
to Attorney General Williams. by way OF
atonement for the miserable fctions which
this veracous Governor has imposed upon the
authorities at Washington, and the people of
the North.-N. q. Herald.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-15

cri'ed h"n u iaIo,iai bank Ola Saturday, hr
discovered one OF the denomination of 81 0
winch had a genuin" face AMI cnuuieTir I
mack: These were % neatly pastel tog-th. r
tl'at II wa: almost impossible to detect the
deception The suppusition waS that good
hiii had been 'spt or cut in TWO pieces. and
'ien attached 10 the coui,crvlt back and
face.
lhe process by which the hill was serarar-
eh INTO parts is thought 10 have bern 10y steam.
how many have been prepared IN tins way
AMI pu' on the market can not br iold. "a tins
Is the first one discovered. 4 good deal e
excitement was caused among the Treasury
officials by the discovery. The bill was shown
Ia Assistant Treasurer IIIlhou>e and DIR
rrrld' superintendent Il the Bill Deparrmrnt,
who pronounced it one of the most rrinarka-
bic connterieirs they had ever seea Secreta-
nv Richardson WA teiegraphed about It
Richland beacon., 1873-11-15
A NEW DODGE IN COUNTE SFEIT.

The Knoxville Pres aud Herald, ofthe 3nth
nlt., say a new dodge in countfrfeit;ng, which
does not appear TO have been known by any
OF the East Tennessee "knoniackers' or var
Heel "shovers of the queer" has come to
light On Monday last, while Abram Tardy,
an expert in the sub treasury in Washington,
wss coun;ing rarkase cfnea,nrv nci"s rr-
Richland beacon., 1873-11-15

al" ceh,e r"i when the cd woman got
mad ani called him odd Baser and made
away with her properly and refused 10 sign
the agreement, he thought he would let her
so, AMI tha, day he swore he would never
o "rve IN another W. man. The jury. with
nue nonthrrn galldntry, awarded the for>akcn
izabe;h 81 600 damages.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-15
Stop the Thief.
ESTRAYED OR STOLEN

From the undersigned nj Rayvil", La on
the night of the 5th OF November, 1873, two
sorrel horses, one deep sorrel aud the other
a light sorrcl. The deep sorrei has white
star in the face and both hind feet white
The pale sorrel has harness marks on the
shoulder. The red sorrr is about l6l hands
high The other about l51 hands high Both
have mark of harness on top weathers.
The above horses are supposed to he stolen.
A liberal reward will be paid to any party
who will apprehend the thief or thieves. or
put the undersigned OH their track.
J. ". BRIGHAM.
Ra willie. La Nov. IS. 1873