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Mismanagement OF Howard UniVer-
aIfV

dispatch TO the Cincinnati Commercially
There has been little unpleasantness
among the Trustees ot the Howard Uni
yersity, the result Of which Is q communi'
cation in q Sunday paper from one o. the
Trustees, making some startling state
mep,s as 10 the manner in which the IN
stitution is conducted. It's charged that
the University property, which was paid
for by General Howard, as Commissioner
Of the Freetmsn's Bureau, Is mortgaRed
To the extent Of nearly one hundred thou
sand dollars and that this money has
beed used by General Howard ana
the Trustees Ior their pesonal benefit
II IL also stated that the institution
ran behind last year forty thousand
dollars. when It was said TO be self'sus-
tanning, This will require new mort
gage upon the property. Some months ago
the Trustees voted General Howord $l2,-
600 back pay as President Of the Univer.
sity under the pretext that for three or
four years he had been performing full
duty US President, although he had all
that time been Commissioner ot the
Freedman's Bureau, or had been absent
In Arizonia. Prior to that be received
$4,000 from the Trustees, although q
mere nominal salary was allowed him as
President when the University was start.
ed. In this and other ways that are dark
1t is charged that large sums Of money
have found their way out Of the treasury
of the institution into the pockets Of Gen.
eral Howard and his associates. Senator
Pomeroy, of Kansas, was chairman fthe
Committee Of Trustees that allowed
Howard the back pay.
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The tearing down of an old hotel a
Middletown, Ohio, last week, solved {
mystery Of twenty years standing. Undel
the floor of the building was found skel
eton, which is doubtless that Of o horse
dealer named Russell, whose mysteriou!
disappearance many citizens still remem'
Der. 1t was thought at the time that he
had been murdered for his money, but nc
trace could be found. An examination oI
the floor showed that hole had been
sawed out large enough to admit the
passage Of q mans body.
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TIE common sense of the country has
come to the conclusion that for men
holding as a sacred trust power to vote
away public money, 10 vote 1t into their
own pockets, Is q scandalous breach oi
faith, and an act displaying a debased
standard OF homer. This conclusion Is a
sound one. II 1t is peculiar to these lat.
ter days, so much the worse for the coun.
try. If some respected mea did not view
the matter in this light seven or ten years
ago, so much the worse for the memory
OF these men. The question Is one oi
present and actual morality, and no
amount of precedents can obscure 1t now.
It has gone too far for that.-NetO York
Times.
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Accident on The c. & o. Railroad.

RICHMOND, Va, June 29.-one car or
the night express train 10 Cincinnati oi
the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad was
thrown from the track last night soor
after leaving Richmond, and turned bot
tom up. A number Of persons were In
jured, though none very serlously,
Among the injured are George Artings-
toll, Of England, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter, and
Miss Walter, Of Chicago. Mrs. Walter
had her shoulder.blsde broken.
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INVENTORS and patent solicitors are no.
af'd Of a change in the rulings Of the
rA'snt Office in reference to edUeGs. The
a'iag Of csvest and the payment oil ten
collars fee, entities the inventor to notice
'y'Ae Office If within year any other
.o'entof ilcs a conflicting application
Toe neW ruling OF the office Is that II q
,N'sa'i' not renewed al the expiration oI
,ly year, tho invention Is open to the
paOie' This will probably take invent
'"Oy surprise, but they can, by prompt
~UOn In making annual renewals o.
,a'ea0' project their secrets from being
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LIVERPOOL, June 23.-The steamers
City Of Baltimore, Manhattan, Olympic,
and Westshalla, from New York, have ar
rived out
New York, June 90 Arrived, steam.
ers Wyoming from Liverpool and the
Vau0alia from Hamburg,
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THE Wareham Nelrs man says aformer
principal Of marlborough Academy, al
one time on the approach oil tempest
insulated his chair on four pieces Of glass
and as he thought, politely invited young
lady to sit In his lap for safety. To show
the popularity Of the man Of letters, the
young lady replied she would rather be
struck by lightning.
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Dwelling Burned with loss OF Lie

Dwelling Burned with loss OF Life.
PORTLAND, NE, June 28.-Mr. B. F
Roberts house and out buildings, neal
Caropps, was burned this morning. Mrs
Roberts leaped from the second story
window, and was killed. Miss Roody, q
niece OF Mr.. Roberts, who also leaped
from the same window, escaped injury by
the fall, but is thought TO be fatally burn
ed. A little boy oI Mr.. Roberts was seri
ouSly injured. It Is thought to be the
work OF an incendiAry.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 28.-The Maryland
editors spent the day in visiting friends
and various places Of note In and around
the city, and left for Chicago this evening.
A stranger who registered at the sher'
man House q few days ago as james Ma.
son; died this morning from the effects Of
poison taken with the design to kill him
self.
There are no further particulars to note
regarding the collision Of the picnic trains
on the Atlantic s. Pacific railroad yester-
day. Thirteen persons in all were iDjur'
ed, but only two Of them seriously.
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IT is said that Joaquin Miller Is to
marry daughter Of Sir r. D. Hardy, Of
London, q lady Of wealth and social posi-.
ton. It seemS as though Mra. Minnie
Myrtle Miller, the Oregon wife, ought to
be consulted on this matter, but II Mr..
Miller, Mrs. Miller, and Miss Hardy are
satisfied, It Is none Of our matrimony, and
we shall not interfere.
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The anniversary Of the battle of Bun
ker Hill, June II, marked an important
date, the Cincinnati Enquirer tells us, ir
the lie Of the late G. L. Vallandigham
On that day he ran the blockade al Char
lesion on Confederate steamer; on that
day he arrived at his home in Dayton OF
his return, and on that day he inflicted
on himself the wound OF which he died
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FrIghtful Accident In a Mine Shaft.
SAN FRANcIsco, June GA cage fell
In the Eureka CompaniS mines OF Nevada
to-day 200 feet with two occupants
John George and George Dobbs, George
was killed and Dobbs had both legs and
one arm broken, and cannot recover.
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The Postmaster General will issue an
order soon, directing that all postal cards
which cannot be delivered TO the perSon
addressed be returned to the writer with.
ont charge.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE ROCK, June 9a--Westher cloudy
and hot.
Hon. Joseph Brooks, who claims TO have
been elected Governor last November, on
q call of several citizens will address the
public Friday night on the situation.
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Or the Harvard Seniors, 70 per cent
are from New England, Ii per cent from
the Middle States, 0 per cent from the
Western, and per cent from the South
ern; while OF the Yale Seniors 4Oper cent
are from New England, 80 per cent from
the Middle States, II per cent from the
Western, and per cent from the South
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 23-The Prelect Of Yer.
sailles has prohibited the public banquet
which was 10 have been given by Gam
BETA and the Radicals on the anniver.
ssry of the death Of General Hoche. The
affair will consequently take place 10
DriVAte
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CINCINNATI, June 23.-Five deaths
from cholera were reported at the health
Office today.
Advices from Portsmouth state that this
morning q negro deck hand on the steam.
er Potomac died oI cholera at that place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-24

A SHOWER of frogs, which darkened
the air during q recent rainstorm, and
covered the ground for long distance, Il
the topic OF discussion In Kansas CITY,
Mo. The local paper definitely describes
the animals, as varying In size from
that of piece Of coal to lump Of chalk" "
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The parents Of q Cincinnati young
lady, whose Intentions were suspected, ,
removed all her wardrobe from her room,
and LETT her only q robe Dc null but In the
dull waste and middle Of the night, her
Romeo arrived, carried her Of Just as she
was, and an obliging clergyman did the
business for them.
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NASHVILLE, June 2S.-There we're ethlr.
ty.seven deaths from cholera today
against fnY.fve yesterday. OF these
tWenty.nine were 6olored. The weather
today IL considered favorable for the de-
crease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-24

IL 'SSSR IS a remarkable sink.hole or
W S, NeW Jersey Midland Railroad, neal
S''unaIand. w,, 1t Is, In !act, a quick
Which all efforts have heretofore
tS.T'o unable to fill up, Large trees have
r,,r, W. A'l acFo's it, aud a steam shovel Il
,r'A Aa'Iy at work filling trains with
,,.s, S Which is dumped into it, but still
n,.-, A one night the track was raised
,,,', 'Se' above the grade; the next morn,
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NEW York, June 29.-The band of the
l08th Regiment Of sGxony, arrived here
this afternoon on the steamer Vandalis
They were received by the 9th Regiment
Of New York National GUARDS and hand
somely entertained.
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CINCINNATI. juno 29.-River feet and
falling. Weather hot.
PETTsBURGH, June 23.-River station.
sry at 9 feet Z inches-rose 2 inches last
night. Weather very hot and threatening
rain
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, June 29.-The Assistant
Treasurer at NeY York has been directed
to pay the coupon interest on the 25th
inst, and the registered interest on the
29th, with rebate.
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Wan DEPARRnKNF,
UEEId1 OF mn CHtHR sI0HAL OYTT0il.
WARHTH0ToN, ID, O., June $500
PRoBABu1T1Rs.

wiGamOrOI, D. O., June $500 :. 4.
PRoBABuITTRA.
For New England on Tuesday, easterly
10 southely winds, partly cloudy weather
and falling barometer. For Middle States,
veeTing To light souLheTly and westerly
winds, cloudy weather and occasionally
light rain. For Lower Lake region, winds
yeering to fresh and brisk southerly and
westerly partly cloudy weather and occa.
sional light rains. For Southern States
east Of Mississippi, Light 70 ireSh winds
mostly from south and west and partly
cloudy weather, from Ohio Valley and
Missouri TO Upper Lakes, winds veering
to soulhWesterly and clearing weather.
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Western Associated Press Meeting

Western Associated Press Meeting.
TOLEDO, June 2S.-The regular annual
meeting Of the Western Associated Press
will take place OF Putin Bay, of SAndus.
ky, on Wednesday Of the present week,
when officers will be elected for the en-.
suing year, and the annual reports will be
made.
[sigued b. n. WALKER,
H. BAKER.
2etretdrtES.
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RICHMOND, VA. June 2S.-The seconds
In the Mordecia. Nc Carly duel were to-day
admitted to bail in 5000 each, to appear
before the grand jury July 7th.
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Progress on the Russian Expedition
Against RhiVaS

ST. PETERSBURG, June 2S.-Dlspatches
from Central Asia announce that the
Tashkind column Of the Khivan expedi-
tIon, under command Of Gen: kaufman,
has captured a strong fortress at Kessa-
rash, on the lett bank Of the Amadaira
river, sixty miles from KhiVs.
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MEMPHIS, June 28.-Bight interments
from cholera, to-day. The weather hot
and dry, and the disease sbEting.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS RBPoRT
Exclusively to the InteIlIgencer.

CBy tho Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe HtBJ
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WALTON, June 23-seacocks hotel and
Stables were destroyed by fire on satur-
day night and two men burned TO death,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TOMMISSIO NER'S SALE
OF 462 ACRES
Valuable Short Cftek Land!
THURSDAY, June 10, 1873,
ON THE PREMISES.

In pursuance Of decree entered By the Cir.
cult Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, on the
18Th day Of May, 1878, In tho ChAncery cause In
said Court pending wherein BlUah Marlin,
Jr., is complainant and IBaac B. Kelly and other6
arc defendants, l shall, aS Special Commissioner
NAMED In nnId deere oher a. pnhlic sAle, on
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WIlte for Price List to J. n. JOHNSTON,
Great Western Gun Works
l7s sHrTuyrELD, sT., PtT7sluaou, Pa.

l7s sHITHyIELD, ST., PtTTsluR0H, PA.
Brccch. Loading Shot Guns. $40 to $500 Double
Shot Guns, IS 10 $3.50 Single Guns. s. 70 $40
Rides, IS 10 S75 RoVolvcfF, IS 10 SIS. Pistols,
Ito IS. Gun Material, Fisoing Tackle, &C
Large dLscoVnJ 10 dGaisrS or clubs. Army Guns,
RevOlvtrs, etc., bought or Traced for. Goods
paid for.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-20
2M %Derfaufen.

Cine Earn, spn Sc M&er taltenb, tpesun II Nder prats
rte. Der Ref 8ufd NIT Wiefe-2anb. ~l1naefdbr 40 bts SO
oder uuter Gultur. Go tInnen nod 5 Mder raetr euItt-
etaa. Naes ~ sutsa 8esiasuusea aab tiate ~ sertax.
fen.
Die Barna Iest feben Meilen BON ct. peer, spet g1et.
len rpu Sftama Depot, cine Ntele BON Der fattpltf&eu
Rtr&e entfernt, NIT gutter Rpab. an elmer fletuenQate. 90
ID febr sutes trpdenss 2anb. Nuf bic 5dlfte An3abluna
pirb auf einise SABRE 3et eeseten. Der Rdufr Tam
fimmtli1e @edtbf&aften, gtsb unb Aubers babei b.
Ben.
Naslunft If III taben b.t BEN Gisentbuner
Sos. Sarte1t,
299.3O7 ct. Peter, Mttuu.
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@ebr 0ute @elegenbeit.

Dunnraas, ben l6. pttuber, fea ia Der raid lsmspr.
blltenben QSlpuie, ct. 8lrrian, 4te anHebluus bes Rep.
81. s. S: 5u.fer) nabe glsrenes. aaassrsalt guunts,
sraf in 5GentIider geraeiseruns an ben Neiabiet.nben
seriauft .uerbeu. Strmius fnt: Die 5dIfte In "gab"
unt bie aubere 5dlfte IN 10 Vepuaten. Das Su pertau<
fenbe Property tefebt In 3 8auletten, etlsesn tn Ct. 5p.
rtan, iebe etuen Nder srs6. NIT etnena 3retSdteen 5rane.
bauft 81 Bel 80 Su6 srps, In pel&eus felt ster @rnaten Elm
i.br etutrdslt&es @roenie unb g~restapns Gei&dft Rsbf
&nfbaus btt.iebeu uurte.
B. KLAHOLZ, Administrator.
GIprenee, NI6., 8rr ..
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$3.50 @epinne int 8elaufe bor $4,000

Came Qprfe SO; talbe Qrrfe s.; Uierttnpfe So. SO.
~ unfere Qptterte 1T pom Staate eedartert; bic Bic
buneea fEbsn tets 3ur fefsetsten Belt unb unter Der In.
f4t gefdpcrener GonmiFare fatt.
~ Die pff3teQe 3iebuns pirb In ben st. Qput Bldt.
cine Gppte a~ueefanbt.
"a Mtr Seranaalten cine 3tebune tie bic pbtae am
lebten Gage etnes ieben Npnats tint SABRE 1872.
~. 0elbfenbuneen auf infer Riffc raittelf Npff.
Offce.@ eIs.O rsre. Nesifrtrter 8riefe, Siebun.
gen pber GrpreR. 6enbet peeen eines Circulars.
Mart abreftre Rnrraa Miler & 60.
No. 515 Walnut Street, (Post Office Box
2446), ST. LOUIS, Mo. -
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in the dust before him; Re ponierei well
over TIE past; and his sou. v as filed with
exuitation.
Before be drove away in hiS carriage
that night 1t was all fixed that lfr. Nc
Fal,Ien was to keep half million of the
money and to be uumols~ted if he returned
sEe other half lie fulfilled his contract
ike an honest man but refused with
naughty ii-jain the offer 0. tie cashier 70
marry his daughter.
lie moves IN good s-ciety, lie browscs
around in P1rPie anl line linen and ether
good clothes and enjoys himself frs. rate.
And often now he takes bis infant son
on biz knee and tells him Of his early life
and instil, holy principals into the child's
.Iinl shows him how by industry ami per
sevcrcnce and frugaljty and nitro glycer:ne
ani monkey ard cross cut saws,
and familiarity with the detective system
even tic poor may rise 70 affIueno and re
spcctability.
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EEWS ITEMS

There are grave raalyrs Of myLarch;st
aggrsssions III France.
Twenty cases Ct sporadic cholera lave
BEEN seen By peoples eyes in Vienna.
,isny fss,ilies are leaving Spain Oh &C.
Gun, Of the DISTURBED condition Of that
country.
Bier-taIt, Tie artist. i sketclins in Ia.
- county, California lie vii return tc
New York in June.
The women Of Boston are locking with
great interest for th. coming Of Miss Mary
Carpenter, the English philanthropi,t.
Secretary Belknar, General 81 or dan and
Sarty lave made the tour Of the Rio Grand
several hundred m.Ics, sni returned to
Browns lie
A literary gentleman who has travelled
OYER the whole world says, the ladies Of
the royai. family Of Russia cannot be match
ed for person.! beauty
Nc>Icn, April 2l-TLe funeral # Ba-
ron Lebig took lace here yesterday, and
was attended b, ll.:e NUMBERS Of Iistin-
a.Ished persons, including DR.. Dollinger
professor ag4ssiz viii pass consider
able portion 81 tie coming summer at
Nantucket, in pursuit with other sciyn-
/ nc gentlemen, Of tie study Of natural
history, arr teaching tie same to select
classes
Many of the cardinals Of the Roman
.IhoIln church have reached extreme Old
are. Billet is ninety; De Angels 81:
ia;erini, Is; ATaat, &c; Grassclliut, -;
Antonncci, -: Patri1i, -.
The sugar crop IN Louisiana has failed
50 iieastroualr during the last cgo seasons
that this = ar the area devoted to the Gaze
vii be much diminished.
tn3er the unique tile or "Lays Of Cos
linchood,' a gentleman Of New York CIV
well known in Il.c.ry circles, las prepared
for tho press volume or verses written bv
love sick yoaths aul mandlin SET tinsnta~
lists engaged to be l..arriel, or dissrous Of
being -.
Prince NAPOLEON has addressed letter
70 his constituents in Corsica, protesting
against rs expulsion from France. lie
says T. NapJIcons have twice been the
sayIors of Franco Tt.,,r,,,
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N sksNG 4 FORTUNE.


Samuel McFadden was a Waterman in =
bank. lie was roor, bat honest, and his
life was withoa. reproach The trouble
with him WAS that he was lot appreciated.
Ills salary WAS only four dollars Il week.
and when he asked to have it raised, the
PRESIDENT, cashier aud board Of directors
gIarei n INN through their spectacle. and
frowUci on him and toll him to 70 ont
aad stop his insolencr, when he knew bust
ness was dali AMI the bank could not meet
ITS expenses nov, let alone layiSl!iar one
dollar on such . E,iscrao Ole vorn a Samuel
NcFadlen. md then Samuel McFadIcn
felt depros SET, sad, and the mighty ssorn
q the president AMI cashier cut him to the
soul. He woail often - into the sile,
yard AM bow his venerable tweuty-rour
inch head and weep gallons, and gallons O.
tears o,er his insigniGeance and yrav THAI
he might be made worthy Of the presidents
and cashiers polite attention
One night a happy thought struck him. a
S'cam # lish; burst upon him; am gaze /
a"va tire DIM vista Of years With h,~ ewes
all blinded with Joyous tears he saw HIM
self rich and respected So Samuel Me
Fadlen fooled arounl and got Jimmy, a
monkey wrench, Il cross e.; saw, . cold
cA;se,, lrlll and about ton Of Sunpow-
der and nitraglycer;nc and those things.
Then in the dead Of u:sht he went t. the
ase-pruUf safe sul atssy 'yegAins II il for
1 nhl,c lie burst tGe door and rex ;nt.an
immortal smash with such pcrfcc. success
that There was not enough Of that safe -
make carpet tack. Mr. McFad5cn then
proceeded to load up with coupon, grocu.
backs, currency and specie and to nail all
the Q q change That was lying anywhere
50 tha5 Ac prauceI out # tie bunk with
over million dollars on bin. lie then r..
t:red 'o an unas>amn- residence out Of
town AMI then sent word to the detectives
nhe,e lie was.
\ detective cal'ri IN him the next dav
with : smoothing nlte from tie cashier.
Nefadden trea;el him wish lofty >eyrn.
Detectives called On him every day with
humble notes from tie president, cashier
and board of directors At las: the bank
7Hieers got 0r Il magnificent private supper
T. which Mr.. McFadden was invitei. IL
came. AMI as the bank officers bowed down
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TAKE NOTICE.
CoUNTY CLERK OFFICE,
- rz-1


The following resoi ution was adopted at
the special session u County Board Of Su-
pervisors, held IL the city and county Of
Mauitovoc, which session commenced the
lltt dsy If September inst
WHEREAS. There are many mistakes made
by 7. ?. Fupssenich, Whsle II the ciIce Of
Co"nty CLERK therefore.
R,ss3r-I, That the present Clerk Of the
Board q Supervisors BE authorized TO ask
through the four city papers Of Nanitowoc.
that parties holding receipts Of 7. 7. fues-
-enieL, tcr the redemption Of taxes, present
them At The County Clerk. Office to ascer-
tain if The proper entries are made in books
If sale to cancel said taxes and that the
present clerk be authorized TO make the
proper entries on sid books, and report
each case 10 this Boird. thereby sayiu&t
county great amount Of trouble ana.
pense from Illegal taX-iecds
Notice is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be found at his Office between the
hours Of 9 a IL. and / ,. m. each day, ready
and willing 10 attend to the duties assigned
to him in the foregoing resolution
# u ; PIERPONT. County Clerk.
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Home Farm and Garden.

CURE FOX BUsN.-Take raw potato,
scrape it AMI bind On: /: wiiI soethe the
burned part Immediately.
sTAEcH.-Nake your starch as usual,
then adj little salt aud little cooking
soda, the size ola bean. Wiring the cloths
cut Of the starch, plunge in cold wat.
AMI wiring ont Immediately. EAen they
are ironcd it viii give them 1eautifuf
clcss
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-08
THE INSANITY OF CAIN.

- ~ insanity O 'a-h
- J''H'Ns q oa'h TOOK al the SITUATION
~ the one hand " terrible family mys-
'ery' ~ SCHOOLS no eharche1' no lectures
70 so9't'E' 20 aihUesH'e5't-, 10 APPLES
"a 'He other hand the Whole burden Of
humanity Borne tor the trst time; Datornai
1isc'p''hei nH iue chronological develop
'.'''''' i '''''0' s cinf loymer'' an'eciin-
wan monsters, antedIlTlan parents, and
an antedlinvian good brother in whose
mouth butter would have remained intact
''I "5Ses'
tn4ol3teIIy that brother had an exas-
peFan"s smile lie was happy because
ne wa Tlrtuo's- lie had way of torGiV
ii'2 ana forgetting that Tor time would