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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-29
THE LAST Day.

Tomorrow is the last day allowed by
law for the payment of city taxes on real
estate, after which those who fail are to be
assessed twenty per cent. additional.
Will not our city council meet and extend
the time to February first? Winter has
lust set in on us. Our people are poor,
and this act of grace would be appreciated
and held in grateful remembrance by them.
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HOl FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEAR.-I have some fine Old Rye Whisky of
different brands. which Will sell In suitable
quantities from barrel down to gill. Also,
Southampton Apple Brandy, New England and
Jamaica Rum, Fine Fish Gin, made after the
old Dutch style, Port and Sherry Wine. Also,
Irish and Scotch Whskies would also add,
that have some Old French Brandy, and many
other liquors too numerous to mention.
JOHN X. MALLoY, wholesale and retail liquor
dealer, corner Main and Twenty-Third streets.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
The next regular term of this court will
be held in Alexandra next Monday, to be
followed by terms commencing in Rich
mond on the first Monday in April, and
in Norfolk the first Monday in May. The
case Of - -, sailor on board the
ship Meteor, charged with the murder Of
Wright Renshaw, fellow seaman, will
probably be tried at the next April term
here. Before that time successor will
doubtless have been appointed to Judge
Underwood of the district court, to sit in
conjunction with Judge Bond.
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In is a peculiarly disagreeable "aberra-
ton Of mind" to be afflicted with, that
which drives person to jump from fifth
story window without any particular OBJ
ject in view, because person is sure to
bring up against some object or other with
an unpleasant abruptness. A substantial
maiden, weighing 160 pounds, tried the
perilous experiment at Powhatan, Mary
land, and there are fears that she can never
be put in repair again. She doesn't know
what she did it for.
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FOREIGN.
Marine DIsasters-Etc.

LONDON, December 30.-The ship
!roncross, from Liverpool, 9th instant.
for southwest pass, went ashore at
Dunane Point, Dundalk. Steam tugs
have been sent to her assistance.
The ship Zurich, Hull for Pensacola. and
the bark Oliver Emery, of New York. for
Hamburg, collided in the Downs. TIL
former was badly damaged and put into
Ramsgate to repair.
The new method of reckoning the
American dollar going into effect to-day.
bonds are quoted at the rate of four
shillings per dollar, and not four shillings
and sixpence, as heretofore.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-29

COURT PLASTER Take half an ounce
OF benzine, six ounces of rectified spirits;
then take one ounce of isinglass and half
pint of hot water. dissolve and strain
separately from the former. Mix the two
and set them ASIDE to cool, when jelly
Will be formed. Warm this and brush It
ten or twelve times over a piece of black
silk stretched smooth. When dry, brush
1t with q solution made from four ounces
Of Venice turpentine and six ounces of
tincture Of benzine.
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BY TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON CITY
VIRGINIUS SURVIVORS RELEASED
THE VESSEL FoUNDERED
A N. Y. JOURNALIST DROWNED
THE RAILROAD STRIKES
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
{.
MARINE DISASTERS !.
Etc. ETC., Etc.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
MARINE DISASTERS, !.
WASHINGTON.
Founder1ng of the virsin,us.

Founder1ng of the virginius.
WASHINGTON, December 3O.-The Os-
spee reports that the VIrginius when off
Cape Fear and in sight of land, in spite of
all efforts Of the crew aboard of her, set
tied and went to the bottom. Shortly after
the arrival of the Ossipee a reporter boarded
the vessel and had an interview with the
officer of the deck. The latter said he had
strict orders not to communicate with any,
body in relation to the circumstances attend
ing the laundering Of the Virginius. He
would not even give the date Of the occur
renee or the place where it happened.
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A CARD.

desire, in this public manner, to return my
sincere thanks to Major John Poe, jr, chief OF
police, Detective W. F. Knox and Captain James
M Tyler, of our city police, for their valued and
untiring services resulting in the recovery of my
gold watch and chain, recently stolen, with
other properly, from my residence in this city.
de 30-1t THEO PRICK.
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HENRICo VS.. RICHMoND.--A main
OF nine cocks was fought at the Fair
Grounds yesterday, the chickens repre-
senting Henrico succeeding in bearing off
the palm of victory after q hotly con-
tested mill. A hack fight succeeded, be-
tween amateur roosters, ending in one taxi
ing s'the Sabine chuten for the nearest cat.
tie sheds on being gated. The local
sports attended IN large numbers, and
most of the knowing ones were neatly
taken in and done brown.
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The gentle sleep that "knits up the
raveled sleeve of care" and does great
many other kind and good-natured things,
occasionally INDUCES in an awkward
practical joke. 1t lately induced lady
in Montreal to go forth in the dead Of
night very lightly clad and call up the
keepers of a hospital to present Bible
to one of the patients. On being sud-
denly walked up she was greatly embar-
raised at her awkward position.
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p@ AT COST
n@ H. CORMICK,
AUOTIONEER AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT, 14I4 MAIN STREET.

On consignment, Q large and desirable stock
of FURNITURE, CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE
DRYG0oDs, HATS, GAPS, NOTIONS, CLOTH
ING, &c.
~ would respectfully call the attention of the
citizens Of Richmond and public generally, to
this large and varied stock of the above named
goods, embracing as 1t does nearly every article
to be found in well-stocked house. The most
Of these goods have been purchased since the
great financial crisis, at greatly reduced prices,
which enables me to offer to the trade and con-
sumers, at private sale, greater Inducements
than can bs found elsewhere in the city. n
5 AUCTION SALES DAILY.
Consignments solicited. Out door sales
promptly attended to-
+ Fl. MCCORMICK,
oc4 Auctioneer and Com Merchant.
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SALTINa Cows.-A writer in The
Rural New Yorker says that cows should
be sailed every morning, and, if in the
stable, before foderi ng, but never after
taking water. This is the practice of the
best stock keepers in Switzerland; and
he thinks quite preferable to sailing
them once or twice week, or to keep
ing it constantly within their reach.
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DIVIDENDS.
PLANTERS NATIONAL B.

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
RICHMOND. VA, December 81, 1873.
nIvIDRND NOTICE.-The Board OF Direc-
Dtors OF this Bank has this day DECLARED
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER GENT out Of
the earnings of the current SIX months. free of
all taxes, payable to the stockholders on and
after the 9th January. 1874.
w. r. QUARLES,
de 27--St Cashier.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-29

RURAL CONFEDERATION house,
five miles from Richmond, on the line of
the Fredericksburg railroad, west of Nor
rison's residence, was burning this MORN
ing, about 8 o'clock, when the accommodate
ton train on the above road passed on its
way to this city.
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MEETINGs.
PLANTERS, NATIONAL BANK,

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,l
RICHMOND, Va, December Is, 1878. 5
vINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
y " stockholders Of this Bank will be held at
their Banking House In the city Of Richmond,
on TUESDAY, 18TH JANUARY, 1874, at 70
O'Clock. w. R. QUARLES,
de l3--lawtd Cashier.
FIRSTNATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND,l
RICHMOND, Va, December IS, 1873.
T,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
= the stockholders of this Bank will be held
at their Banking. House, on TUESDAY, JAN
UARY Is, 1874, at IL o'clock m.
s. A. GLOVER,
de 1S-2awt janis Cashier.
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Mr.. BARRETT's RICHELIEU.-Mr.
Lawrence Barrett has all the elements OF
great actor, but he will not have them
in their highest development. except with
maturer study and experience. In erich
ellen" last night he illustrated great
power but marked defects. In portions
Of the play he was thoroughly great, and
did not at any time discover defects which
his great talents may not remedy. Mr..
Barrett's make up was too youthful.
his costuming was strictly correct, but
bis hair was not gray enough or his
face lined sufficiently, and thus aged Rich
elieu speaks Of his gray hair, and the whole
play attests the infrmities of age with
which the comparatively youthful appear
ance of Mr.. Barrett was very inconsst-
ent. Mr.. Barrett shows too much art in
the aged information of his voice. II is
scanting in natuvalness. As he has a
rich, deep voice, that with the slightest
essay rolls with euphony andmelodious en-
phasis through the Theatre, this defective
information surprised us. But we esteem
this vocal defect the greatest flaw in his
rendition of Richelieu. 1t was only when
the situation Of the play released him from
infirm information that he appeared really
great. In the readings of parts of the
fourth act, both antecedent and subse-
quent to the climacteric of the play, in
which he invests Julie with the circle of
the church, he showed perfect art. and
his voice came out with rich, but still SUBJ
dued, impassioned beauty In stature,
Mr.. Barrett is rather small, but still fills
the stage well, has a finely shaped
head, and is most graceful and easy in
his bearing. We know of no actor on the
American stage who has as much promise.
He has the genius to carry him to the high
est altitude of dramatic success. Miss
Louise Hawthorne made pleasing per-
Torrance Of Julie, part delightful in
its womanly beauty. Mr.. John W. Nor
ton, as Chepalier de Nauprad was an
unhappy failure. Mr.. Norton is of that
violent, turbulent, Bowery school of actors,
who tears passion to tatters, mouth, rant,
and foam, and destroy themselves and
their parts in violence which, we lament
to say, does not accomplish a perpetual
death for the actor who is guilty of SO
outrageous violation of all the rules of
art and nature. OF the rest of the caste
it is enough to say that they were Of the
mediocre stock company calibre.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-29

PRESENTATIONS P. RAIDER, of the
Treasury department, and Revenue Agent
Gavett left the city at noon to-day for a
tour of inspection through the First district
of North Carolina.
E. A. Enniss. esq.,, prominent Royal
Arch Mason, for many years engaged In
the jewelry business in the city, but now
employed on public improvements in
Indiana, is here on brief visit to old
friends.
Stephen Hunter, esq.,. for many years
general freight agent of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad in this city, has been
displaced.
G. s. Wason, esq.,, Washington cores
pondent of the Boston press, Is on brief
visit to our city.
L. Q. Washington, ESQ.,, WashIn gton
correspondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, &C., is in the city.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-29

MAsoNIC.--Adonram Chapter No. g.,
Royal Arch, (colored,) Masons will meet
tomorrow night in grand convocation at
their hall, on Marshall street, for the
transaction of important business.
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LECTURES.


" STORMING THE BASTILE; OR,
ROMANCE AND DRAMA OF THE FRENCH
REvOLUTION.''
PROFESSOR ALLAN CURR will, by special
request. deliver this very thrilling and drama
tic lecture at the SEVENTH-STREET
CHRIsTIAN CHURCH.. THIS Tuesday
EVENING at s o'clock.
Tickets, Twenty-Five cents. de so--lt*
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BIC SMOKE, BUT LITTLE FIRE
This morning there were three of our
Hebrew citizens, namely Isaac Jacobs, A.
L. Jacobs and X. Fisher, before the police
court, the former on trial for three different
charges, that of assault, perjury and assault;
Jacobs, the second, charged with stealing
and assault, and Fisher charged with as
sault on Jacobs. The first side there were
three able and shrewd lawyers, and on
Jacobs, the second, and Fishers side only
one.
When we left the simple case of assault
was not concluded, and it had consumed
about three hours time, the major portion
of which had been taken up with the ex.
animation of witnesses. If each case con
sumes as much time in proportion as tn,
one we have cited, we presume court, law
yers, and spectators will have to make .
night of it. We will give the result o
this truly wonderful volcano in to-morrow'l
edition.
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LECTURE.

PROFESSOR CURR Will lecture at the First
African church, on THURSDAY NIGHT, JAM
uary LIST, 1874. Subject: How to get on In
the Worldn Admittance, rs cents; children, 10
cents. de 30--3t*
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The next term of
this court will commence on January 9Th.
There are thirteen felony cases on the
docket.
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A FAITHFUL OFFICER REMOVED
1t is said that DR.. John HI. Powell, public
school superintendent of Henrico county,
has been removed from that position, and
Mr.. Daniel Gardner placed therein. The
Doctors offence is understood to be the
fact of voting for his old friend, Colonel
Robert w. Hughes, for governor. The act
Of decapitation is understood to have been
gracefully, neatly and expeditiously per-
formed by DR.. William H. Ruffner, state
superintendent.
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The RICHMOND THIEVES IN PETERS,
BURa.-Mr. f. w. Thomas, who does
business at No. 2l2 Broad street, has been
10 Petersburg, and identified two men
named Timberlake and Lee, in jail there, as
the parties who entered his counting room
recently, and robbed him of money
amounting to $55. They are the same
fellows who stole Tricks watch and chain.
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sEvRSrHsrREEr CHRISTIAN CHURCH Lecture
by Professor Curr.
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sTARKE & RYLAND,

WHOLESALE AND RRrAIL DEALERS IN
BOOKS AND STATIONERY, &C.. nc.
9l5 Main Street. ia lo-sw
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FOR RENT.

III LIZ la LARGE, MO- a.
DERN-BUfLT HOUSE. Gas and water In iK
the house, with good stable accommodations,
situated on Adams, between Leigh and Clay
strests. Apply to
Sc 18-tf GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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SPEEDY JUsTICE.-Internal Revenue
Agent William A. Gavett and Supervisor
Perry have recently returned from Flori-
da, where they have been several weeks
prosecuting late Collector Horatio Jenkins,
jr., for embezzlement. Mr.. Jenkins was
suspended from Office in May last, and the
present term Of the United States court is
the first session that has been held since
Jenkins suspension, and he was indicted,
arrested, tried and convicted, fined twenty
thousand dollars, and sent to the penitentia-
ry. Mr.. Jenkins was a brigadier-general
in the late war, and prominent politician
in Florida, and had strong influence, and
the effort to prevent his trial and punish
ment was great, but, as usual, tho depart
ment at Washington was firm, and directed
that the case be pushed vigorously.
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CITY NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ASSEMBLY HALL.-Alice and Horace Lingard,
in the two plays Of admiral" and Lady
Elizabeth and the inimitabie /" Lingard
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UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.-Rev. DR..
Pullman, of this denomination, on Sunday
week, preached two powerful and able SER
mons ut the Mayo-street church. The DR..
is one of two brothers of the inventor of
the palace car, and as theological logican
is unsurpassed. He will be here again in
February. An effort is to be made by
the faithful to resuscitate and vitalize the
church here, once adorned by the preach
ing of E. H. Chaplin. D. D. Smith, and
others of equal note.
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ASSEMBLY HALL-THE LINaARDs.
This fashionable place Of amusement con-
tanned not very large but truly select
and appreciatiye audience last night, to
witness the play of 'Diane De Lys.''
Alice Dunning Lingard as Diane the
Countess) was all we could wish. We
never saw her to better advantage. r..
D. Ogden's Paul Aubrey was also fine
piece Of acting. The support entire was
good. William Horace Lingard' 8 sketches,
which concluded the evenings entertain
ment, were, as ever, very fine.
Tonight is the last appearance of the
Lingards, and we are to have the two plays
Of Admiral" and "Lady Elizabeth, with
both Alice Dunning and Dickie Lingard in
the cast. We hope they will have what
they deserve, crowded house.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-29

PARDoNS GRANTED.--Gov. Walker
to-day pardoned and released from the PEN
itentiary Major Bernard Tracey, of this
city, on condition that he would leave the
state and never return. Major Tracey, a
gallant officer of the Fenian army, was put
in DURANGO vile for assaulting his wife with
a bludgeon on Fourteenth street. Will
liam Marshall, ESQ.,, ex-purser of the
steamboat Eliza Hancox, put in for appro-
priating boat funds on women, keards and
wine, was likewise released. William, as
a prisoner, was unexceptionable in con-
duct.
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VIRGINIA OPRRA.HousR.-Grand Concert an
Tableaux.
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POLICE CoURT.-Justice White dis
posed of the following cases in this court
to-day:
Abby Moseley, stealing, jailed six
months.
Georgiana Smith, stealing, continued
until Tomorrow.
W. j. AGREE, feloniously shooting and
wounding Michael McDonough, continued
until the 9th Of January. AGREE bailed in
the sum of $500.
William Owens. shooting Morris Shean,
continued until the 9th January.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11
LlTNRARY NOTaORD, =

The Scientific american, now IN
ito goth ysar, enjoys she widest oirouls'
ton Of any weekly newspaper Of ths
kind 10 tho world. A new volume com.
meuces January 8, 1874. Its contents
embrace the latest aud most interest.
ing information pertaining to the 10.
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gress Of the world Descriptions, with
Beautiful Eugr.'iogs, Of New 1nven.
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ters, for workmen s.d employers, in
oil the various: arts. Every pumb.r
contains from 10 to is original eogra.
wings Of new machinery and novel in.
veutions. Farmers; mechanics, enein.
GERS, manufactures, inventors, chemists,
lovers Of science, teachers. clergy men,
lawyers, and people OF Ill professions,
will fiod the Scientific american use.
tul to them. The publishers, Messr.
Mum Il Co., of New York, axe also 30.
licisors for patents, and have the larg.
est establish ent In the world,
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THIS looks: like business! :. Our
government, which has sema. of the
heaviest ordnance 10 the. world, has
been testing some ef it, big riaed ! guns
at Mutt Island, 10. Bostoa Harbor.
One hundred and fifty pounds Of pow.
der drove a four hundred and sixty
pound shot through fifteen inches Of
solid iron, at a distance Of one hundred
and fifty feet. A single shot would
thus destroy any iron.clad vessel that
ever foated. 49,.
The Minneapolis Tribune pays ,
wel;.merited compliment to the efioien.
cy and energy Of Dr.. Geo. H. Keith
Postmaster at that place. Many i'm.
portant changes and improvement.
have been made in the Office since ht
assumed charge little more than two
years ago, and during that time the bus
mess OF the Office has doubled. There il
not a better managed Office IN the State
ora more efficient and oourteou, Post
matter. -.
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SENATOR RAMSEY is Chairman Of
the Committee on Post. Offices and
Post Roads 10 tho Senate, md a,meemi.:
bsr Of the Committee on Railroads.
Senator Window is Chairman Of tho
Committee on Transportation Routes 10
the Sesboard; and i. member of the
Committees on Pubic Lands, Patents
and Appropriations. Senator Cameron
still remains Chairman of tho Commit.
tee on Foreign Relations. J.. 49,.
In: the House, Gen. Averilt is Chair
man of the COMMITTEES On sIndiia At
tairs. Mr.. Dahnell il ON the Commit.
tee on Claims and: the. Committee on
Public Lands. Mr.; Strait is On. the
Committee q. Of Public Buildings and
Grounds. *. 'y@i.: :z~ ...-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

In these paniey and uncertain times
people may b disposed to model their
Wills after that Of Mr.. John Starkey,
who, according to an English paper,
after making certain requests, provi.
ded as follows : "The remainder Of
my wealth is vested in the affections Of
my dear wife, with whom leave it, in
the hope Of resuming it, moro pure, and
bright, and precious, where neither
moth nor rust oorrupteth, and ,oheys
there are no rail,oay., or monetary
pdntcs, or fluctuations Of erc2angs, bx.
the steadfast, though progressive and
unapeakable, riches Of glory and i'm.
mortality"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11
BxPENsIVE EVIDENCE.

When this paper opposed tho re-
slsssion Of Mr.. P. Brick as County
Attorney At the late sleonou, some OF
bin ovsr.sealous friends charged that
The opposition Vas Of = personal char.
soser. That it was nothing Of the
kind 10 demonstrated by facts taken
from tho County records, showing how
utterly incompetent Mr.. Brick Was for
the position. At that time, however,
W scarcely anticipated that additional
evidence, and of . much graver nature,
would be supplied 10 soon to sustain tho
position We then took in behalf of the
sax.psyers and the good name of Stearos
county. MI. Brick himself furnishes
this evidence.
Al County Attorney Mr.. Brick was
With tho grand jory when it decided
upon tho charge it would have embed.
led % ito indictment against Theodore
Steinburg for tho shooting Of Robert
Leitoh- manslsughter 10 tho second
degree. Mr.. Brick vas directed to
draw IN Indictment embodyinQ, in L.
gal form, this charge. In obedience to
this direction be drew G2 an ,ndiot'
mont, ~ stated by himself in very re-.
marksble affidavit read in Court on
Tuesday. This Indictment the Court
was compelled to set aside for the re.-
son that it was so bungl,ngly dru,on
that under it the prisoner coald not be
convicted of anything higher than
msnslaughter in the fourth degree, and
the Court doubted if it would allow Of
his being convicted Of even that. So,
the case goes over until next June,
when it will occupy the time of an.
other grand jury, require the re-sub.
p@oaing and re.attondance of Wit
nesses. and impose much other cost on
tho county. The additional expense
will not be less, and will very probably
bs more, than $780, little bill the
people of Stearns county will be called
on to pay for this QUO rot of 40 incom.
petent Official. The evidence Mr.
Brick offers in support Of the position
this Journal took last fail 10 strong, but
Il y excessive.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

WHEN . Democrat becomes =. do.
faaIter be does 18th! the thing uP:in :atyle,
He is none Of your small fry. For. in
stance, Henry Young, Treasurer, Of
sibley county, i, ahead 800, 00o,, Of
which amount $4,000 belongs /. to the
State and the balance ID the county.