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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
THE PENNSYLV1NIA ELECTION.
fBr rELEGRAPu TO THE TBIBusEl

COMPARATIVE TABLE OF nAJoRiTIEs FOR GOVERNOR
IN 1872 AND STATE TREASURER IN 1913.
The official majOrjties from 80 counties OF
Pennsy vana with tbs estimated maJorities IN the re-
naming counties, give Robert w. Mackey the Republi-
can candidate for state Treasurer, 1891 majority over
Francis W. Hutchinson, the Democratic candidate. The
following is comparative table of nsorties Tor Gov
ernor in 1917 and State Treasurer IN 1873:
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THE MoNARcHlcAL MOVEMENT IN FRANCE

A LEADING JOURNALIST PREDICTS THE REsIohAIioN
OF THE MONARCHY
PARIS, Monday, Oct. 20, 1873.
" Jobr Iemoinne. in an article III the
,,,o, de-, D,bats today regards the restoration Of
'09'''' ." PARIs Monday, Oct. 90 1878.
NJ Dantrain. a Radical Republican has been eiecleo
President Of the Council General OF the Dopar'"eo'
the Seine. , - o., .
Leon Say writes TO the Temps that nc 'eeiS 'uo " "
Republican majority in the Assembly
NJ Theirs who had gone 20 Lille, has been summoned
By telegraph TO return TO Paris
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cRIMrs AND CAsuALrIEs-RY rELEGRArH

-. The safe Of the County Treasurer OF Andrew
Jisob County Iowa found Yesterday TO have se o'oeu
$4,000 There Ia no elas % the ,hieves
Augustus Trip, con, ictcd Of arson III toe sec.
yesterday 10 ogf J'fs ano riAe
ncstas hard labor the Auburn tt-ts pns"h
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INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.

ADDRESS or DAVID DUDLEY FIELD AT THE BRITISH
SOCIAL CoSGRRss-oUn.INEs OF HIS INrERsA-
IIORAL CODE. ..-. ...
At the Social Congress- held in Norwich.
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THE BAzAINE COURT-MARTIAL.
THE EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES BEGUN-MAIsHAL
IEBd.UF TESrfFIES REGARDING TIE PERIOD or
BAZAINE's RESPONSIBILITY.

TIE EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES BEGUN-MhltSnAL
LEBG.UF TEsTTIEs REGARDING TIE PERIOD or
BAZAINE's RESPONSIBILITY.
PARIS, Monday, Oct. 20. 1873.
In the Bazaine Court Martial to-day the ex-
animation OF witnesses commenced. The President
of the Court announced that the order OF questions OBJ
served the interrogation of the accused would be fol-
lowed.
Marshal LehGnf the FIRST witness. lie swore that
in his opinion Bazanes responsibility Commander
inChief began before the 18Th Of August that until
then he held subordinate command, with which posi-
ton he seemed TO be satisfied
Marshal Leboeut described the hesitation and indie
cson which followed Bazaines assumption OF the chief
commando but did not consider him responsible FOR the
failure to destroy the bridges on the Moselle.
Gen. LeDrun the next witness. His testimony
sbowthe insuheency Of Bazaine's measures 10
effect a retreat to Verdun.
Gen. Cssey He stated that the delay
which led To the battle OF Bosny severely questioned
in a council OF war but he acknowledged that he was
fully acquainted with Instructions received by
the Marshal.
Cen Jarvis Bazaines ChiefotStaG testified that bis
commander was distant In manner and uncommunca
tive.
~ de Keratry gave account OF the negotiations In
August carried on through Madame Bazaine 10 obtain
her husbands appointments the chief command which
was necessary because caused by
the Enperor's presence at headquarters
NJ Jules Fayre deposcd that ne endeayored 10 cOnsoi
date the military direction by keeping Marshal Bazaine
In ms position as COmmandern-Chief
The Count de PaIikao-eave testimony IN pointed con
tradietion with that OF NJ. dc Keratry.
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low hffOita NOhAs IN FLORIDA
Snlninl Ditpat1h 10 IN Erfnind Posi

CHARLES Howett, who has been spending the
WaIrt X L. with bic kmY eomitd suicide buBdsy
evening BY seng he Lsest FsaBsIs uosbs ssssd s
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ECCLESIASTICAL PROPERTY IN ROME.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROPERTY IN ROME
THE IFst-Irs ORDERED TO LEAVE THEIR RESIDENCE
SIX CONVERTS TAKEN POSSESSION or BY GOV
ERNMEKT OFFICERS.
ROME Monday, Oct, 30. 1878.
The General of the Society OF Jesuits was to-
day officially informed by the Government that the Order
must Immediately the premises now occupied oy
them In this city.
The Committee OF Liquidation Of Ecclesiastical Prop
erty appointed under the law for the abolition OF II
eious corporations to-day took possession OF SIX con
The reetors read protests which the Committee
accented and then handed each inmate eerthcate
for his future income The United states and Portuguese
Consus also protested against the seizure oil certain
portions OF the Franciscan Convent on the ground mat
they were the property OF citizens OF thelr respective
countries.
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THE EMPEROR WILLIAMS VISIT TO VIENNA
vienna Monday. oct. 20, 1879.
The Emperor William is much pleased Win
his visit here and will remain until Wednesday.
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Majority for Hartranft In ls71. 1884,
Majority FOR Mackey by above returns aud esamat
70 69i.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16
PACIFIC COAST.

San Francisco, Jan. 15.-James Ward,
who was injured at the Mint yesterday,
died to-day, at St. Mary's Hospital.
The Howe Sewing Machine Co. has
commenced suit against the Pacific In
surance Co., to recover $4,000 on an in
surance policy issued by them to plain
tiffs.
Risdon & Co. are manufacturing 81 900
feet of 12-inch iron pipe for the Virginia
City Water Co.
The civil case against Marks and
O'Farrell, Harbor Commissioners, to
Gust them from office, has been continued
till Monday next, defendants counsel
not being fully prepared to answer the
complaint.
Yreka, Cal, Jan. 15.-Samuel Watson
came in from Gen. Wheaton's camp last
night, having left there day before yes
terday. He reports that the howitzers
had arrived, and would be in position
Thursday night. He expected an attack
would be made on Thursday morning.
Troops will assault Jacks camp from the
north and south simultaneously, under
cover of the shells from the howitzers.
Saturday morning scouting party was
out with the interpreter, and saw Capt.
Jacks sister, who asked them if they
had guns. On leaving they were fred
on by Indians on a hill. They returned
the fire, and saw an Indian tumble, and
on going to the spot they found the In.
dams gun, all bloody, but couldn't find
him. Gen. Wheaton will have about
200 men in the field.
Colusa, CAL, Jan. 15.-The roof the
Eureka hotel caught fire to-day, dam.
aging the hotel $500 worth.
San Diego, Jan. 1.-THE arguments
in the case of John Forster vs.. John Pic
occupied the whole morning, in the Dis
trict Court. 1t was finally set for Friday
The steamer Pacific, yesterday, tool
the first consignment of whale oil thi.
season, to San Francisco.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16
CONGRESSIONAL.
HoU3E.

Washington, jan. 14.-Beck repeated
his apprehension that to sue the Pacific
Railroad Companies for SIG, 900 in
terest due the Government, would be to
drive them into bankruptcy, and throw
the roads into the hands of first mort
gage bond-holders.
Kendall, of Nevada, supported Hib-
bard's amendment, and declared himself
against the e1tortions and expressions
practiced by the Central and Union Pa
cifc Railroad Companies.
Discussion having closed, the first vote
was taken on the whole amendment, and
it was rejected: ayes, A; nays, 81.
Donnan moved to strike out all of Hib-
bard's amendment after the word "re-
pealed," SO as to simply confine it to a
repeal Of the section in regard to the
Army Appropriation bill of 1871. Adopt
ed ayes, Sc; nays, 76.
Hbbard's amendment as amended was
adopted without division.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16
SHERIFFS' SALES.

As already stated by us, bill has been
introduced to amend the Civil Practice
Act. The Virginia Enterprise suggests
the following amendment, which will do
substantial justice, and we hope will
pass:
Sec. 23.-Before the sale of property
on execution, notice thereof shall be
given, as follows: First-In case of per-
ishable property, by posting written no.
tice of the time and place of sale, in
three public places of the township or
city where the sale is to take place, for
such time as may be reasonable, con-
sidering the character and condition Of
the property. Second-Iu case of other
personal property, by posting similar
notice in three public places of the town
ship or city where the sale is to take
place, not less than five nor more than
ten days successfully. Third-In case
of real property, by posting similar no.
tice, particularly describing the property,
for twenty days successfully, in three
public places of the township or city
where the property is situated, and also
where the property is to be sold; and
also by publishing copy thereof once
week for the same period, in q news
paper in the county, if there be one.
The press of this State, so far as we
have observed, is unanimous in favor Of
some such measure as that proposed by
the Enterprise. Among the many rea'
sons assigned for requiring sales Of rea
property at forced sale to be ADVERTISED
in a newspaper published in the county
none are, more forcible than those of the
Carson Appeal, which are hereto ap
pended:
As now provided, if an order of sal,
were made upon the most desirable piece
of property ia the State, it would be pos
sible for designing creditors or others tt
confscate the same to their own behso
privately and surreptitiously; for the
law at present provides that such sales
need only be published by the aid of q
sheet of foolscap, spoonful of mucilagt
and the obscure door post of 4 secluded
and alkalied court house. Let Senator
Cassidy's bill speedily become law, ant
the system of judicature of Nevada b.
relieved of the odium which is cast upor
it by the parsimony of its statute relating
to forced sales. Speak up with renewed
emphasis, fellow journalists of the sage
brush, and an effective backing vii
doubtless come to the assistance of thi
much needed measure.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16
THE NOMINATION OF MIR. JONES.

At the caucus of the Republican Sena-
tors and Assemblymen, at Carson on the
10th, those who participated therein
were Senators Campbell, Clapp, Daven-
port, Eastman, Hazlett, Hobart, Lock
wood, McClinton, Phelan, Small, Stew
enson, Varian and Walter-13; and
Assemblymen Adams, Andrews, Arnold,
Bowman, Bruper, Carpenter, Craigue,
Crawford, Derby, Drake, Ely, Fox,
Gallagher, Grey, Hart, Hoppin, Horton,
Keyser, Lennon, Mack, Mccall, Morri-
son, Owen, Prague, Price, Randall,
Hickey, Robinson, Sessions, Sheppard,
Smith, Stern, Stoddard, Tobriner, Twiss,
Wilson-36; 40 in all. The following
resolution was passed by unanimous
vote:
Resolved, That we and each of US pres
ent as members of this caucus do here
by pledge ourselves to abide by the
decision Of this caucus, in designating
its choice for United States Senator and
pledge ourselves to vote for the gentle
man that shall be elected by majority
thereof for and as United States Sena-
tor at the time aud place and in manner
provided by the law of Congress in rela-
ton thereto.
Senator Stevenson, of Storey, nomi-
mated Mr.. John P. Jones, and Mr.. Jones
received the unanimous vote. Senators
Cleveland, Crawford, Moore and Thomp-
son, elected as Republicans, declined to
participate in the caucus.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16

was nominated for Railroad Commits
sioner. The resolutions re-affirm the
Philadelphia platform.
New Orleans, Jan. l5.-The People's
(Warmouth's) Legislature, yesterday,
elected Gen. McMillen U. S. Senator, to
fill Kellogg's une1pired term. An inef-
fectual ballot was taken for the long
term, Yarmouth receiving "a votes, and
leading all other candidates.
Washington, Jan. l5.-wilson' S special
Committee on the Credit Mobilier met
last night. B. F. Ham, Asst. Secretary
and Treasurer, was examined, but moth
ing was elected beyond his testimony
given before Poland's Committee, already
telegraphed.
Cakes Ames was examined an TO the
cost of the U. p. Railroad. He stated
that the profits were about 81 ,OCO,O 900 on
an expenditure of $50, 900 for build
ing and equipping the road.
Chicago, Jan. 15.-At M.chfeld, yes
terday, Z persons were burned to death.
Hartford, Conn, Jan. Yesterday
the gasometer attached to Posts cotton
mill exploded, while the workmen were
engaged freeing it from ice. One man
was killed and others injured
Baltimore, Jan. 15.-The trial Of Mrs.
Wharton, charged with poisoning Eugene
Van Ness, commenced yesterday.
st. Louis, January 15.-Capt. McPike,
widely known as q steamboat man, died
yesterday, at Edwards Point, Miss.
New York, Jan. 15.-Twesds case, up
to recess time, was confined to the hear
ing Of objections to the evidence of the
prosecution.
Philadelphia, Jan. ia portion of
the late Edwin Forests library was
burned to-day.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16

visalia (Cal.) dispatch of the 9Th
says that the funeral of D. r. Douglass
to-day, one of the earliest settlers of Vi
salia, was the largest and most imposing
funeral procession ever seen in the
county. 1t was over one mile in length,
consisting of pioneers, fire companies,
public schools and other organizations.
About seventy-five pioneers of 40 were
in procession. Business was suspended
and all business houses closed until noon
in respect to his memory.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16
SENATE.

On motion of Mr.. Casserly, the Com
mittee on the Judiciary was directed to
make inquiries as to the power of Con-
gress over railroads between States, and
whether each State within its own limits
has not now full power over the same
subject, including rates of freight and
passengers.
The Senate then resumed the consider
alton of the Agricultural College bill,
which was debated at length. Several
amendments were offered and rejected,
and the bill passed-39 to IA.
On motion Of Casserly. the Secretary
OF the Interior was directed to transmit
to the Senate the latest yearly reports Of
the Union Pacific and Central Pacific r.
Il. Companies, and any papers or infor-
nation in his possession relating to the
| same.
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Carson, Jan. 15.-The Lander delega-
ton reported bill creating the county
of Eureka, and recommended its passage.
Notice of bills:
BY Mills-To establish State univer-
sity at Treasure Hill; also, Concerning
criminal appeals;
By Wilson-To reconstruct the town
of Panaca, and to locate the State uni
versity there when so reconstructed.
Bills introduced:
By Mr.. Cassidy-Concernins sherffs'
sales;
/ BY Moore-For the government of the
State prison.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor, transmitting the general reports
OF the Treasurer and Surveyor.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16

In the County Court Of Siskiyou coun-
ty, Cal, Jan, s, Solomon Gates was con-
victed of the crime of adultery with the
wife of J. S. Gardner, of Mendocino
county. Gates wife was in Court and
testified against him. This is the first
conviction for this crime in the State.
Gates was to receive his sentence the
following day.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16

CARD.
GAN FRANCISCO BEING THE FINANCIAL
- center Of the Pacific Slope, and where capt.
talists are always to be found for the purchase
of Mines and Real Estate. the undersigned has
this day associated with himself in business. un-
der the firm name Of GEORGE p. IHRIE 4 CO.,
Mining and Real Estate Agents Of long experi-
ence. for the purpose Of conducting Mining
Record Office and Real Estate Agency in this city
where parties having mines and real estate for
sale can have the same recorded for the inspec-
ton Of capitalists.
wEDONOT UNDERTAKE, NOR WILL WE
PASS OPINIONS, upon the value Of Mining
property recorded and offered for sale at our
office-our sole object, in this regard. being to
CONCENTRATE IN SAN FRANCISCO useful
and valuable information concerning the Mines
and Mining interests Of the Pacific Slope, and to
facilitate the investigations Of capitalists and
parties interested.
Particular attention will be given to Real
Estate matters, confded to our care, and also to
obtaining United States Patents to mining
claims.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
CIRCULARS stating terms, sent by mail, on
application.
GEORGE p. HIRE.
js16-lm
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WE are reliably informed says the Salt
Lake Mining journal, that pure chloride
or horn silver was struck yesterday in
one of winsor Company's mines. Little
Cottonwood We did not learn which
of their mines or the extent of the strike
only that large body had been encount-
cred.
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ASSEMBLY,.

Notice of bills:
BY Misunderstanding the boundaries
of Lincoln county;
By Hart-To amend the militia law:
By Crawford-To amend the registry
law. 1t abolishes the additional test
oath.
Adjourned.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16
EASTERN.

Washington, January 14.-Ths New
Hampshire State Republican Convention
met to-day, and was fully attended.
Gov. Stran was nominated for reelection
by reclamation. Edward P. Hodgson
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16

During tine last six months Boston has
sent to Africa about 6,OO0,0 600 gallons OF
rum besides other missionary work.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16
Hermes Mining co,npsny...Locatio

Hermes Mining Company...Locstion
Of Works Ely Mining District. Lincoln copn.
ty, Nevada-N0tice Is hereby given, that ut q
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of said com.
pany. held on the 9th day Of January 1873 an
assessment Of TWO DOLLARS per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of said company,
payable Immediately in United States gold coin,
to the Secretary Of said company, at the Office
Of said Company, Room No. 7, No. 411h Cali.
fornia street, San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Friday the Fourteenth day
of February, 1879, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made
before, will be sold ON Tuesday, the Eleventh
day Of March, 1878, to pay the delinquent o..
sessment, together with cost Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
B. B, MINOR, Secretary
Once: Room No, 7, No. 4l1k California street,
San Francisco California, jal6.td
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Geographic 9ispatehes.
NEVADA LEGISLATURES.

SPECIAL To rnx pIocHE DAILY RECORD
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Carson is running a skating rink.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-16

Call at the Phoebe Daily Record office
for job Printing.
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DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS IN THE DIFF
FERKNT FUNDS.
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$S2,037.96


Cash in different Funds
September 30th 1872. .s33, 705.sl
Receipts during the Quarter 81 ga 1886, 81
Total Disbursements. ..... s2,037.96
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RECEIPTS DURING THE QUARTER.

DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE QUARTER.
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lieu Adrrrtisements.
GEO. p. IHRIE & CO.,

OFFICE Temporary No. Montgomery Block.
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Balance in Treasury December 3lst
1872. .....................sl SIS, sl2 OF
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Cash in different Funds as per State
ment September 3Oth, 1872 ..........S 33. 705 81
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Tax Notice.


HEREBY notify the Taxpayers of Rich
Il land County that l shall be vt my Office
from O'Clock a. NJ. to 2 o'clock P. NJ, from
the lst OF July to August 20, 1873, to receive
returns from each and all persons liable to
tax on rea! estatc and personal property Tor
taxation OF 1873; also, all taxable polls are re-
Act OF the General Assembly, approved goth
the poll tax, and in default Of the payment OF
this tax shall be subject to penalty OF dou-
ble the amount Of their poll tax and required
to work upon the highway or roads. ANY one
who shall refuse to conform to tho REQUIRE.
mcnts Of this Act or obey tho directions OF
the County Commissioners, shall be consi-
dered guilty Of q misdemeanor, and on con-
vlctlon thereof, be imprisoned for tho came
in the County Jail for term not leee than ten
days.
The Act Of the General Assembly provides
Tor the re-asscssment of real eetate, and to
correct the records Of the County Auditors
Office OF errors, If any exist, and to furnish a
correct and complete return of all taxable
property in Richland County.
Inc law also requires the County Auditor
to Assess all parties who failto mako return
OF their real and personal property within the
time above noted, with penalty OF 80 per
cent. on both.
The law in this particular will be rigidly
enforced. except in caees Of sickness or alb
sence from the County, and all returns will
De received and assessments made in accord
ance with law, at the Auditors Office, in Co.
lumbia, 3. @. A. l.. SOLOMON, A. R. G.
Office Richardson street, Parker Block
Second Floor, Room No. 2. July
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-14

The disturbances in Spain. which
threaten at any moment to become yery
much worse. have led the United States
Government to take measures to have
all the available naval vessels N the Eu.
ropean and Mediterranean stations sent
into Spanish waters, 80 as to protect
American residents whose lives or pro:
perty may be in peril. Rear Admiral
Case, commanding the European feet,
has left Corfu with his flagship, the
Wabash, to 60 to Carthagena, where the
condition of affairs has been particularly
threatening. The Congress and Wachu-
setts are also to 60 to other ports. There
are numbers OF American residents in all
the leading seaports OF Spain, who are
engaged in trade and have valuable pro-
perty, which rims great risk in times of
social chaos like those which now
afflict all the Spanish cities except Ma
drid.
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sELBY COLUMBIA. THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST IA 1874
An Ordinance Providing for Uniformity
OF Numbers in the City of Eolnmhia

A RT1CLE l. Be il ordained 1y the Mayor
"A and City Council, That all the houses,
stores. shops, factories. within the city corpo.
rate limits, shall be numbered.
ARTICLE e. That Richardson and Senate
running from these barc lines shall be mum
bered. No. shall commence on tic righ,
hand side, and tho No. on tho lef!.
ARTICLE 3. That every thirty feet shall be
given III as number, built upon or vacant;
so Wnen al vacant lots arc built up, there will
he no changing OF numbers.
ARTICLE i. That every owner of house or
NwellnS shall cauee to bo placed thereon the
proper number, and that any person or per
sons who shall dctace or alter any number or
Of IS.
ARTICLE 5: That tho numbers shall be two
style.
ARTICLE G. This Ordinance shall take effect
Immediately after it's passage.
Done and ratified. in Council assembled.
under the corporate seal OF the city of Column
bla, on the tenth day of Juno, in the year Of
our LORD ono thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-three.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor.
Attest: CHARLES BARSUM, City Treasurer.
Aug g 10
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At o prayer.meeting in New York, in
tercession was asked for an official mem.
ber of church, broker, who had so
managed young mans estate as to
cheat him out of $4,000. Why pray
for one who is SO eminently able to take
care of himself, unlesa it be on the prin-
ciple that Providence does not help those
who help thomse!yes-to other peoples
money?