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a E. a. UNDERH1LL,
sl-sa Health Officer.

Here is a bit of rhyme, which tells til
story almost as neatly as the journalist, VII
said that a certain lady was 'fbnsily engage
fashioning garments which were altogethe
too small for herself and too large fora doll;
LITTLE GIRLS CURIOSITY. s.
.asa Ny mas been working very hard,
And also very sly, e4 i
And keeps her sewing out OF sight
Whenever am nigh.
asked her once what made her stop
Her work when came in;
She said she enly stopped to get
needle, thread, orpin.
The bureau drawer next to mine
Is locked both night and day,
And when ma wants to open it
She sends me off to play.
] stole peep one afternoon,
Although it was not right,
But, O, the little things saw,
We're suen a pretty sight.
The eutest, incest little clothes, ~
just big enough for DOLL $50
But then know they're not for her,
She needs them not at all. r
know they're not for ma, nor pa,
Z e Nor me, nor brother "Hor."
For we can't wear such little clothes;
wonder who they're for.
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The above is true statement of the finances and
accounts of this association.
E. LoUDEEsLEeER, Sec'y.
We the undersigned certify that the above state
ment is correct, having examined the accounts from
which the same is made.
GEO. w. GURsg, n
w. II. Andrews, Auditing Committee.
1. III. keller.
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CrOss's is head quarters fol. Organs. and
Pianos-the best and cheapest in the market.
23-tf d
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CLEVELAND MARKETS.
NEW YORK TTARKETS.

CLEEELALD, July 80, 1873.
red-S1.37
lT
OATS-Ss
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Elegant Jewelry just received at Cross's
Also chice lot of New Music. 2S-tf
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Agents Wanted.

Male and Female Agents wanted to sell
large Photographs, For particulars call on OF
address P. NJ. Poor, Fremont, o.
28.31
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Hats and Caps.

Soda Water, Lemonade, Confectionery,
Cakes, Pies, &c, at headquarters, opposite the
postoiiice. .9a .fq g.,s ass .25-I :
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Broadway and Trade styles of, Silk Hats,
also an enormous assortment Of FuFand Sax
ony Hats, in all the latest styles at s. P.
Meng's Boot and Shoe and Hatand Cap store.
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Thirty Years Experience Of an
a3t Old Nurse.

! Mrs. VgimslOTVss Soothing syrup
Is the eDrescriDtfoIA of one of the best Fe-
male Physicians and Nurses in the United States,
and has been used for thirty years with never fail
ing safety and success by millions of mothers and
children from the feeble infant of one week old to
the adult II correets acidity of the stomach, re-
lieyes wind collie, regulates the bowels, and gives
rest, health and comfort to mother and child We
believe it to be the Best and SnTest Remedy in the
RHEA IN CHILDREN, whether IL arises from
Teething or from any other cause Full directions
will accompany each bottle. None genuine un-
less the fac-simile Of CURTIS ~ PERKINS is on
the outside wrapper Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
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Aarre9.
Die6.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.-,----------7.~--eE ----7----~y---
IS The Household Panacea,

ga Family Linimsnt
is the best remedy in the world fos the following
complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs and Stom
aeh, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels, or Side, Rheu
matism in all its forms, Bilious Colic, Neuralgia
Cholera, Dysentery, Colds, Fresh Wounds, Burns
Sore Throat, Spinal Complaints, Sprains and Bruis
es, Chills and Fever. For Internal and Ezterna
use. '-Ht-- ..t i5s-i,-
Its operation is not only to relieve the patient
bnf entirely removes the cause of the complaint.
II penetrates and peryades the whole system, re-
storing healthy action to all its parts, and quicken
ing the blood.
The HOuseh Old Ranacca is purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepared by - - ~ -It!t lt
CURTIS s. BROWN,
No 2l5 Fnlton Street, New York.
For sale by all druggists ,e1jIa
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They need vigilance committee in Wood
county, if the charges made be true. We
clip the following from the Perrysburg Jour
nal:
Edward Goslin, delicate lad of 10
summers, was bound over on the 9th inst, in
the sum of 500 to answer 10 the charge Of
rape, alleged to have been committed near
East Toledo
Andrew Rabbit, was arrested near
East Toledo on last Monday by tho Toledo
police, and brought to Perrysburg and turned
over to the authorities TO answer to the charge
of committing rape ON Mary Dean, q little
girl II years of age who resides with an uncle
near East Toledo. His case was before Squire
Schwind yesterday and vail be concluded to-
day.
Solomon Williams was arrested on last
Sunday morning ON charge of an attempt
to commit rape upon the person of Ellen Bel
vile, l6 years OF age, on the night previous
The case came up for hearing on Monday, but
the prosecuting witness could not be found
and the case was postponed for further hear
ing to-day.
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Protect Ynnr HorsesI

y A good assortment af Fly Nets and Horse
Screens at G. n. DILLON Cos.
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Report and Statement of the Finan-
ces and Accounts of the Fremont Savings and
Building Loan Association, at close of the
second year, ending July 14th, 1873:
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List of inventions for which patents have
been granted, through the Office of Burridge s.
Co., OF Cleveland, Ohio:
A. F. R. Arnett, railway ticket box; A.
Hgley, spring for wagons; L. King, lightning
rod; F. A. Coates weather strip, j. Hopkins,
animal poke; S. Ransom, potato digger; James
Farnan, bydrant; John Mallin, coal aud wood
box; II. Chisholm, converting vessel; W. D.
Afford, molding pipe; A. A. Gaylord, light
n.ng rod; L. NJ. Crosby, tanning mill; J. s.
Clute, ct al, faucet; w. D. Afford, pipe coup
ling; j. Holhnger, carriage coupling.
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Matilda Fletcher, whom many of our
people will remember as fine platform orator
has been invited to deliver the annual address
at the Nebraska State Fair, the first week in
September. Matilda has accepted, and
chosen for her subject Farmers Wives and
Daughters'--a happy selection, but it might
have been improved by substituting Sons for
Daughters. However, if it suits the speaker
as well, We have no objections.
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Readables.


New Wheat in Market.
zhcmpson 3 Go. have new PlOw.
see the new Plow at Thompson & Co.'S Call
Have you seen the new plow at Thompson
&cos.
Remember he Bower Dance at ROIlersville
on the I'd inst
Q. 2. Robsrts has our thanks for Salt Lake
papeTa Of 5 late date
TAe threshing machines are on their rounds
) and the golden grain yields good returns.
The cossriey is calling upon the authorities
and citizens Of Findlay TO NOW the streets.
The l3th and l4th Of August are to Be de-
voted 70 musical festival st Upper Sandusky.
Twenty-eight b1shele wheat to the acre, is
conmoR yield in various localities this
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Bridge Building new enterprise has
been added to our city, but whether of per-
manent character or otherwise is not yet de-
termined. The Cleveland Bridge Company
have commenced the construction of bridges
at this point, and will frame them near the
track of the L. E. & L. Ry., at the lower part
of the city They have arranged for building
six bridges, and it is possible they may make
this city permanent place for building up
their work
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RECEIPTS.

DLal7U UIR7I7lII7l3 u
By amount paid on 202 shares
:, redeemed: $4,000 90
By amount paid on temporary
loan n.....:............,;... $50 90
By amount due from dues
and interest, due and not H
paid. .....::........:- - 500 90
By amount paid current ex-
penses of organization and
management two years.. G13 40
BY amount cash in hands of
Secretary. ary.................. 20 90
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-13
raTaw q i q rmhs1 saBbAE 1 W. 9


UNITED STATES REGl6TER'S
r0unuouo<-Int the Unite06tae La1d N
ice. 81 IL Il1trict :pl CatDon City. Nevada
The PEOPLE of the United States to John
Reeves. John Sullivan and James Crawford and
Louis Mirandette, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear Deiore
me. ut my Office. in Carson City, on the EIGHTH
DAY of MARCH. A. D. 1873, 1t 10 o'clock. 4. Nd
to answer thseohplaint Of the Central Padhc
Railroad Company, averring your clxiE. to the
West half of Northeast quarter, and West hah
of Southeast Quarter a. Section seven Cl,T TOWN.
shin sixteen dl6l N.f& t1ineteen f1gt East:
West half of Northwest quarter, and West nall
Of Southwest quarter of Section five ~, Town.
ship. sixteen l16l n. B. 10 nineteen East; East
half II NutthWest quarter ard East half OF
Southwest quarter of Section five ~, Township
sixteen (16) N. R. nineteen f19) East and SWA
of NW1f and SWli Of NEA of SeHfion y. IoNn,
ship (16) N R. 10 East, to be unjust and iilegal
and, then and there, do you show cause, II any
there be, why the claim Of said Central Paclhc
Railroad Company shall not be recognized a.
lust and legal, and be allowed to enter the said
| land failing in which Judgment will be taken
| against you. eest4
To the United States Marshal or Deputized
Citizen-greeting: Make service and return
hereof. - @E ~
Given under my hand this third day of Feb
ruary, A. D, 1873.
| ADOLPHUS WAITZ,
! Register, of Carson City District.
| feb6-30d
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-13

IN THE JUSTICES COuRT OF CAR
| son Township, in the County OF Or uth.,
state Of Nevada. Rich'd r. Parkinson. p
CHARLES HARRIS: plaintiff, against h:ul.
RIS, H. LEVI and JACOB LEVI, doingb ! ain ~
in the firm name Of Morris 4 Co., defendants
The state OF Nevada sends grecting to H. Mgr.
ris, H. Levi and Jacob Levi. doing boriness IN
the firm name of Norris 4 Co., defendants.
You are hereby SUMMONED e appear Gei q
Csmnty al Ormsby. ON fine u irteenth day OF
FebrusryA p is7s Z; 70 o'clock :. A. to ~.
who sues 10 obtain Judgment against you foi
the sum Of nifty $50, dollars gold con OF The
owing by You to this plaintiff. ~ appears by his
account now on tle in my olaee, when jnaS
amount costs and damages, II you fail to npl'ea'
and answer. p sFst4
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said coIn'
ty. greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand. this 4th day of Jana
RICH'D r. PARKINSON.
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
.#e "Hf ja1.td
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MINING COMPANY

III Location OF Works. Hot Spring District.
Douglas county, State Of Nevuda:-Notice i
hereby given, that at a meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees OF said Company. held On the twenty
third day OF January, A. ID 1872. an assessment
of FIVE CENTS per share was levied upon th'.
CAPITAL stock Of said company, payable imi, /
diately in United States gold coin. to the Seer
tary, at Empire City, Ormsby county State OF
Nevada. Any stock upon which said Sssess-
ment shall remain unpaid on the I'D day oi
FEBRUARY. A. d. 1878. shall be deemed delin-
auent. and will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction and unless payment shall be
made before. will be sold on Monday ATTN a.!
of MARCH. A. D. 1873, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertiser (
and expenses of sale.
ia25-M JOSEPH WALTER. Secretary.
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IUNIATA CONSOLIDATED SIN F1R
OIL Mining Company--Location Of works, Au-
rora. Esmeralds county, State Of Nevada. No
tice is hereby given, that At meeting of the
Board of Trustees Of said company. held on the
nth day Of January. A. d. 1873, an assessment
of sixty-iive e. nts per share was levied upon
the capital stock of said company, payable i'm
mediately, in United States gold coin. to the
Secretary, at the Office of the Company. room
No. 10 ,lO2 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
California Any stock upon which said assess
ment shall remain unpaid. on MONDAY. the
oath day of FEBRUARY. A.: D: 1873. shall b.
deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised
shall BE- made before. will be sold on MON
DAY, the 18th day Of MARCH. A. D: 1873. :"
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
CHARLESJ ]. NEAL, Secretary.
Ohice-Room No. 10. A02 Montgomery steeet
san Fr,acisco. Cal. jan2l-lm
, 1873-12-31

Tho Virginius haa been removed from the
by going to tho bottom Of the Atlantic, of tho
North Casolina coaat, while in tow Of tho Unitod
States steamer Ossipco. Aa fur as can be
gathered from tho roticont officers, the two veg
sels loft the Dry Tortugas on the 10Th inst. On
tho Goth strong gale commenced, aud the Vlr-
ginius began leaking bady. On Christmas day
her condition was 30 critical that the 0s-
sipco put into Frying Pan sbonls,
OF Capo Fear, with her Charge and
came to anchor. The next morning
tho yirGiuiua aisnaled tho osBipeo sho was sinlt-
ing. The crow were ut once transferred to the
latter, the hauser was cut, ana the Virginius
went to the bottom, loayiug only portion Of
lcr mainmnst above water, which is oil Of the
VixginiuB that il left to wrango over. Thoro
will be- no further proceedings in the case, now
ever, and no attempt will bo nude to raipo the
Yirginius, a8 she is comparatively wortnaess.
Very naturally, the auspicion will be raised
that the vessel was sunk by design,
but thus far thero Is nothing to
confirm tho suspicion. Tho Vilginius
was In q disabled condition when she was de-
llvorcd 10 tho United States, aud was leaking
badly. She was started for her destination at
very inclomaus season, and along one Of tho
rcughcss coastsin tho world. It is unfortunate
tLat tho shasp practice in tho case Of the Florida
md tho suspicious detention Of the Arapiles in
the try+docks ut Brooklyn, by the sinking of
bargo, will raisa doubt aa to the national
| uupport it.
, 1873-12-31

THO Kellogg and McEnery Legislatures meet
u New Orleans next Monday, when it Ia proba-
ola that tho bitter political &arfs.o Of old will
10 resumed. The proposition which was mado
ast winter to effect coalition Of the two SO as
10 weed ont tho impure elements Of each body
snl constitute 4 Legislature founded upon hon.
'st returns has been roTivel, but meets with lit
.le favor. The New Orleans Picuyuue pro-
aounccs it impractical, and says 1t cannot be
affected Without reaocting diacrodt upon all on
yasedin it, In tho Kellogg Legislature there will
b. T. Horco strife oyor the spcaksrsAip batwceu
tho Kellogg and pinchbuck factione. As the
United States Senate Committee On Transpor-
ln.on ia now in Now Orlcans, they will bo wit
ucsaas OF what tranapiros. and may gain some
valuable ideas on political corruption 50 well as
transportation.
, 1873-12-31

scented by couuHol-.oh extraordinary proceeding
III Coronor's Investigation; tho pcoplo woro
'snrepreaentosl. It ism verdict not in accorda1lce
with tho testimony before tic jurors Tho caro-
fn mainor In Which ovory ono connected with
this outrage In acquitted, not only from nll
bla1no, but oven from negligence, and tho
grntnltona way IN which tho ponisontiary OIL
eialH aro in1orsod, will cause tho Rlnpcion at
loRst that 1t WAS inspirod within tho walls Of Tint
institution. Tho vortlict in not only all nnsatla-
factory ono, but It IL absurd aud projudicod
Upon its faco. Undor Aucl circumstances aH
these, tho people, WHO wero not represented,
will demand tint tho investigation sllal1 now 10
bofore tribunal competent to silt tho nattor to
tho bottom, and decide wlo is to bla,no for this
outrage,
, 1873-12-31
THE INDIANS.

No Truth In tho Report Tint q Conflict
I1ctyvcen the Sioux nmd PnWnecS is
Probable.
Special Diapatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Dec. 90.--There is not word Of truth
n tue sensational reports which have been tole-
p. phed to tho st. Louis papors, TINT there is
likely to be conflict between the Sioux aud
the Pawnees. The Sioux hare treaty
right to hunt on the Republican, which
il we'll understood and respected. It il expected
that 1t will be modified by treaty within tho next
year. The Pawnees are not inclined to fight the
Sioux, and have not beon since they were told
that they would forfeit their annuitos BY 10
doing. Your correspondent visits tho hoad-
fay, and has accesa to tho offioial reports.
, 1873-12-31

Wo print communication from Htate's At
torney nood in atlBwer to somo observations upon
tho frequency aud multiplicity Of " straw-bai1,"
mud tlo consequent oscape Of undoubtcd crinf-
na1s, ovcn after indictment. Upnu examination
Of the law, wo lnd TINT 1e is correct, md that 1t
IL tho exclusive prosnoo Of tho Court to judge Of
the suilcioucy Of tic bail. Tho statoa Attorney
has no authority in a,oh mattors. While this is
tho aw, the spirit Of tho law requires something
moro, Ths law Of 1847 q Gtoss' Statutes, pago
a0a, Bcc. y provides:
Whichever auy lcraon 'nt1cr arrest On chnrga Of
my oenso punishable by Inv, by confinement IN the
rcniteary, shall offer bail to any o1cer required by
Inv to tahe mud judge Tho nuflicency Of bail, and a,lch
aii shall DO unknown in person AMI circumstances to
s1r nrcr, Il shall bo awfni for sr.c officer to aefor
tho taking Of aucl hall long M may be necessary
not exceeding ilye 1nyH tint he uny Inquire into tic
Holvencyof such BAIL rrovdctb TINT tho pBraon uler
arrest aha1l bn permitted 10 offer other bail nl Ill MI
wcro tho officer stnll entertain doubts Of tho
Bulcency Of sch bail rou nj! tho evidence induced
before him, lo sa receive reject the Hccord
ingy.
As tho law makes the Court tho exclusive
Judge Of the suflsconcy Of tho bail, it prcaumes,
If 1t docs not oxproasly mako, it tho duty Of tho
JuQgo to inquire into and take evidence Of the
solyeney Of tho bail offered. While the right to
bail cannot be questioned, tho Court IL under no
obligation to tako whatever bail may be offered.
1t is tho duty Of tho Court to inquire, and in
TINT inquiry wo can lmngino no proceeding mora
proper than to notify tho state'a Attorney mud
hnvo lin mid tho Court In enabling 1t to reach
just conolusion Oh tho subject. This is moro
important, because the ball-bond is practically
substitute for the conviction and punishment Of
The criminal.
, 1873-12-31

Tho interests Of tho Taxpayers III reference to
tho city printing require TINT it should he done
Mt the smallest possible expense without refer
enco to what paper docs it. Tho official print
Ing Of the Council proceedings, otc., is. at the
best, legali2cd hu1nbug. The morning news
papers give, as matter OF news, alt tho pro-
ceedingB that are Of interest to tho general pub
lie. If tlore nro any persons who hayo special
interest in roading the proceedings at tedious
length In an official publication, thoy will tind
them, no mattor where thoy are printed. How
over, tho City Charter requires That the Com
mon Council ehau designate corporation nows-
paper, and it Ia tho duty Of the Council to tho
taxpayers to designate the newspaper that offers
to do the job at tho cheapest rates. Tho COM
petition Beems to have been narrowed down to
tho Times and tho Inter- Ocean, with tho diGor-
enco TINT tho Times wants 75 cents square for
doing tho work, while tho Inter- Ocean
is willing to do It for d5 cents, the
prico ut which 1t has boon done heretofore. I'm
less the conditions are changed. tho I.ter- Ocean
should have tho job Tue rolatavo necessities
question, nor should the several political stipu-
lationB into which they arc willing to ontor. Tho
taxpayers have no interest III tho straitcned
condition Of the Times newspaper, and arc ul,-
dor no obligations to put up money to holp it
out. If the Times wants the city printing 30
badly, lot 1t unde,bid the Inter- Ocean, and offer
10 do the work for 40 cents. Then wo shall
favor giving it to the Times. At tho ratio Of Is
Cents, the printing has cost the people $4,000
for tho past two years In the Post,
md the same amount in tho Stdats-
zeituaq. making $4,000 in all. At tho rates
which the Times dooiros, tho same work would
cost the city nearly 100000, Binco the staats-
zei'ung would also enjoy tho benefit OF the In
crease. 1t is justice to MI. losing to say, how
ever, that VIC understand him to bo opposed to
I'll ineroaae, and, therefore, in favor Of giving
the printing to the Inter Ocean il. tho present
situation. This ia q case In which tho Council
cannot possibly misnto1pret the rights and de-
Bircs Of tie taxpayers. Giyo tho printing to
the invest bidder.
, 1873-12-31

The Chicago produce markets woro generally
hlghor yeateraAy, With 4 largor aggregate OF
transactions. 31csa pork WIS active, ana nd
vancod 1o@15o per brl, but cloaea oasior ut
al430@l495 cash, mud 914.70@'14.75 sellor Feb
euary. Lard wa III good request, and 6@l0c
per 100 lbs higher. closing at 9s.A6@s.60 cash,
and ss75d28. 50 acller February. Mcrtsworo quiet
and hr,nor, at 511@5HHSc for shoulders, 7@77sc
for short ribs, 7]GGp7Ao for short cloar, and 8l@
se5c for green hams. Dressed hogs ware more
.ctiyo md stronger cloRlng ut e0.lb per 100 lbs.
h!shw!nca wero moro active aud steady ut 03o
por gallon. flour was quiet and firm at $3.50
5.75 for good shipping spring extsas. Wheat
was actlve aud nuarly % higher, oloaiug ct
et.1o41 cash, Gilt seller January, and s1.20
aclIor February. Corn was active and slado
higher, but closed tame ut 591A4o cash and t4}5o
nelter February. Oats ,ero active aud 10
higher, clostng at 3s1fo cash md so}4o seller
February. nyo was quiot sud shado hrmsr At
77p78c., Barley Was moro aotsve aud drnor' ut
a14n Tar Nh. q aud a1.1a for aood No. 8. Gu
, 1873-12-31

Tho engineera' strike presents no now foa-
tures Of special interest, except that the rumors
that tho styike will extend to other roads utter
the 1st of January continue to increase. Tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has ordered rc-
1luction In vagos Of 10 per cent, to apply to all
Tue officers and employees Of tho East
nrn Diyision,-3,50o III number,-not OK
ccpting eyon tho President and Vlco-
President. It is stated TINT tho eu-
ginoors will accept the reduction, but under
protest, not receiving it as full pay. At Indian
apolis, Logannport. and Alliance NIL is quiet, At
aurora, III this state aisaTcction has brol;en out
snong tho mon in tho chops Of the Chicago,
Burlington 4; Quincy Roads, who refuse to ssb-
nit to the proposed reduction Of wages md the
rumor Of IN intended strike on tho Michigan
Southern Is revived.