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New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
BROOKLYN.

The property Of the Long Island Club will
be disposed Of at sherirs sale this morning.
At a Democratic primary meeting held last
night in the Sixth Ward for the nomination OF candi-
date for Alderman 70 succeed Mr. Rodman James Dunno
received majority OF tho votes cast
Mayor Hunters determination not to approve
Of the resolution increasing the police force,
siren ghened yesterday by Controller Schroeder, who
assured him of his cooperation. The Mayor said that Ao
would not sign tho municipal ordinance TO that end.
Eugene Ilamell, who was stabbed last Friday
evening by John Davis alleged burglar, was stated
last night by the physicians or the Long Island City
Hospital 10 be in critical condition. HIS ante-mortem
statement will be taken.
1t is stated that all le1orts TO obtain ex-
Deputy Tax Collector Glrs testimony as states syi
dence ha We failed. Mr. GIN claims that for him 70 ap
pear that capacity would imply guilt which he does
acknowledge. lie adheres ~ the statements OF his
innocence.
John Rhodes claims that he was injured on
Sept le, 1873, hy being knocked down and trampled
upon by horse driven by a servant OF Joseph Riley
asks for 5000 This tried IN the CITY Court
yesterday for the second time aud verdlcL Ieu-
deIed for tho defendant.
In pursuance of an arrangement made be-
tween District Attorney Rodman and tho counsel for
exreasurer spragne, the trial of the latter mas been
postponed until April Jothus NJ Van Cotr who Is as
socisted with the prosecution II sick, and Nr rprague,
1t IL stated, l. not yet cOnvaescent.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.-The Queens County Board of
Supervisors met yesterday. The committee appointed
TO retIaino Hog Island with a view to purchasing 1t
The rite FOR county farm and poohouse reported in
favor Of tie ppFebsse with T,solUtoD " that easet
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30
NEWS BY MAIL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Colonel Fred
Grant, who accompanied General Gus
ters Black Hills expedition under special
instructions to report upon its geological
character, says the rock in which it is
claimed gold was discovered, is of a
metamorphic character, in which no
precious minerals have been found. Not
over three dollars worth was brought
under his observation during the entire
expedition, and it is a question whether
this was not imported into that section.
The timber is spruce and yellow pine.
and valuless for lumber. The area of
thii"blo lnnd is very small, there not be-
ing enough for dozen good-sized farms.
The Sioux Commission lately sent to
negotiate with Red Cloud and Spotted
iall bands went in their explorations to
the base of the Black Hills on the south
side, and gave substantially the same
views as Grant regarding the character
OF the country and the absence of the
minerals. The President is emphatic in
his determination to carry out the order
OF General Sheridan to prevent intruders.
so long as by law and treaty it is secured
to the Indians.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 24.-The Odd
Fellows aad a grand banquet tonight.
The Grand Lodge to-day selected Indi
annapolis as the next place of meeting.
The decision of the Grand Lodge of New
hampshire in the Fletcher case was sus.
tanned. The Grand Lodge resolved that
the Grand Sire be and is hereby author
zed to adopt such measures in relation |
% the establishment of the Order in Ans.
ria as shall seem to him most judicious
or obtaining the permission of the Aus.
ran Government to establish the order
here, and to establish it there if such
ermlssion be obtained. Also. that
Irand Lodges of the several jurisdictions
nbordinate to r. w. G.. l.. be and are
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hereby authorized to cause to be con
ferred the honorary degree Of Past Ste
rotary on any Past Grand in good stand
ing who has served the lawful term as
Vice Grand and Noble Grand IN snecr-
dinate lodge. The Grand Body almost
unanimously passed the report on the
resolution passed by the Grand Lodge
reaffirmins the position of the Grand
Lodge in 1872, making it illegal to hold
lodge or encampment on Sunday, ex.
cept for funeral purposes. The Grand
Lodge decided the question OF consolida'
ton in the negative.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

OFFICIAL DISHONESTY. The uay,- q.
San Francisco has made swoop upon
the Assessors Office of that city. He
caused the Assessor and his deputies to
be arrested, the Office locked up and the
books, papers and safe to be impounded.
The telegram says that the precise charge
made against the Assessor and his depu-
ties is not known, but it is thought to
be in connection with the collection of
poll taxes, etc We do not believe the
virus of dishonesty will cease TO affect
public officials until there are some
stern and terrible examples made of
these offenders. The enactment of laws
Heaven knows. is carried on loosely, and
carelessly enough, but such as they are,
officials s"'n' to think ..al that they ARE nj
may suit their convenience or profit.
This style of doing business for the pub.
lie has about run to the end of its tether,
and the people are waking up to the ne
cessity, that in order to have faithful and
Trustworthy ofhcerS constant check
must be kept over them. A vigilant
supervision is no annoyance to an hon
est official, who intends to do and is do
ing his duty properly. 1t is only the
negligent. the lazy and dishonest public
servant that breads investigation, or en-
deavors to elude scrutiny. Sooner or
later, the day of reckoning will come.
The people are tired of being robbed
and when the day of wrath does approach
we would advise the public servants of
all grades to set their houses in order.
Tor popular censure and indignation is
not matter to be dispised SO those
whom this matter concerns had better
make a note on t."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30
NEW TO-DAY.


Huhn ~ Hunt silver Mining Conn
pany-Location of principal place Of business
San Francisco, Californie-Location of works
Ely District, Lincolncounty, Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that at meeting of the Board
of Trustees, held on the oath day of Septem.
Der, 1874 an assessment mo. 10J of Twenty
five Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stockof the corporation, payable Immediately,
in United States g9llffr s9ip a-'he s"sA!ss4tYnm
st,,vt, san francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the I'd day of November,
1874, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on "wednesday, the 25th
day OF November, 1874, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses of sale.
7. L. KIMBALI., Secretary.
Ofice-No. 400 California street, Room 2, San
Francisco, Cal. se3O.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

The LATE b. II. CURTIS. news
gatherers for the Associated Press are
queer institutions. They serve the press
and public like Squeers treated his boys
give them plenty of what they do not
want, but deal out in infnltesimal doses
hat which is really needed. For in
" q. two since at NeWpofR., r. 0 r,
not word was SAID ouou. !. ;r the tele-
grams. We allude to the death of one
of the most eminent jurists in the
United States, b. r. CARTS, who for over
thirty years has stood in the very front
rank of the legal profession of the coun.
try. From the Sacramento Union we
take the following particulars in relation
to the life of this eminent man:
Curtis was for years one of the fore
most members of the Boston bar, rank
| ing as lawyer with such men as DAME
Webster. Rufus Choate and jeremiah
Mason. During the administration O
President Fillmore, Curtis was appointed
Justice of the Supreme Court Of the
United States Sept, 1S5D to fill the va
eancy caused. ly tb G4fath boz, lIs;:."''fn Ioo7
he resigned this office Aside from this
the only public Office he ever held was
the position of representative in the
Legislature of Massachusetts. Since
his retirement from the Supreme Bench,
up to the time of his last sickness and
death, he had been in steady practice at
the bar.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30
OUT OF HIS DEPTH.

That yirtuous and guileless sheet, the
Virginia Independent, is borrowing
neck of trouble, and all on account OF
the Phoebe RECORD. Not only is the In
dependent worried concerning the well
fare Of the RECORD and the young man
that driveth the quill thereof, but the In
dependent, like most other scandal mon
gers, groweth curious and maketh inGui-
ries anent the business of the RECORD,
that showeth that the independents
yearnings to acquire knowledge hath
ovorstepped the bounds of its discretion
1t ought, however, to be excused, because
it had such n very, very short distance to
90. But as we can always afford to be
generous to our weaker brethren, We will
even crafty its inexcusable cravings to
acquaint itself with other peoples busi-
ness. So in answer to the Independ-
ent's question. at would be a pleasure
To know how much Mr.. Holland regard
ed such an opinion to Be worth when he
sat in the hank parlor in San Francisco
We will beamingly and ioyously reply
that Mr.. Holland did not sit IN the ban
narlor nor vet in corner like litti
Jack Homer" That endeavors wer
not made in the city of the sand hills
ascertain the commercial value OF NJ
Holland s opinion. We will further re
faGtiya Tn1aDeI den
man who slaushters truth rs tiger doe
n lamb that the RECORD is really inde
pendent and not Democratic journal
and that its pronounced, unmistakabl
declaration in favor Of Mr.. Sharon, wa
made early last April, weeks before tn
so-called Independent was thought o
We hope that our candid replies wi
satisfy our loving Virginia contenpori
ry. Go TOGO to, Sonny. You will
nicely to peer through key-holes, listei
at side-doors, creep up back stairs, ope
other peoples private correspondence
interview chambermaids, cajole them
divulge secrets that will set whole fan
lily by the ears and tickle the palate
the community by morsels of dirty seal
DIAL; but as to writing about politics al
politicians, you are little out of 20
depth. You should keep prying al
mousing around-that is your forte. {
a back stairs expedition you come ont
ftrne. but when you begin to talk POI
--o.ion. IL ont of place as
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ESCTLApIiN.

One of the funniest things We have
read for long time is the address pub !
lished by DIR. McMeans, of Virginia. He
is highly estimable and honorable old !
gentleman, who has a large circle OF
friends aud acquaintances who all re-
spect him. In this address, however, be
co:aes ont in a new character, and that
is q political sore-head, and wants the
people to rise, to rise i'll the majesty OF
their power, to shake off their lethargy,
to assert their inalienabie rights, to hurl
their oppressors from power, etc, etc.
Pshaw. What does this all amount to:
BY whom and how are the people, the |
mass of the people, the workers, the
producers, how are they oppressed:
Who does it, when and where? Give US
time, place and date. Come down from
the clouds of general assertion to the
practical usages OF every day life and
give the particulars, the facts. We have
had enough of windy demonstration and
baseless accusations. Probably OF all
the States in the Union, there is not one
other that will compare with Nevada in
the comfort, the freedom, the independ-
ence, the social position, that are en-
D loved by the workingmen of this State,
: and certainly no other wherein his toll
: is so well remunerated. If this be the
t case, and 1t surrey Is, wneh anu "neie
: does the oppression come in that the
g good Doctor is talking so much about
" 1t is not in existence, except IN the
y, heated brain of some disappointed sore
TX head, who, like the fox that lost his tail
lie wants to persuade other people that the
re have u grievance also. Judging iror
to the disjointed paragraphs of our Escu
[r. lapian friend, it would seem that th
.e- side he espoused at the Democrati
Mt primaries in Virginia were worsted. III
es defeat was too much for our venerabl
p Medico, and forthwith he rushes abroa
l. telling everybody that they are slave
lie and are being oppressed simply becaus
rs the Doctors friends were beaten. Thi
be is clearly mon sequitur," which "
d. are sure the good Doctor will see so 500
I'll as the mists of anger and disappoin
ra- ment that now blind his mental yisio
do have cleared away. We think he, an
IN sore-head on the other side OF tt
en- house-the man who ventilates his spit
&c, full sorrow in the Eureka Sentinel over ii
to signature of Republican would NAL
m a good team and could afford each 9th
OF much consolation and comfort. The
M ought to meet.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

PLYMOUTH CHURCH is after the Wood
hull again. She and Tennie were packed
off to Eurctess.e ,:s hut would not stay there.
She came back and announced her inten.
ton to write her statement. TaA woman
knows something that the Plyn.auth
saints evidently do not wish to come out.
So suit for board bill for the triiing
sum of $4,000 is trumped up, but old
Vic is sharp and got out of the way
Those who are trying to close the wo-
mans mouth might as well quit, for she
will have her say as surely as the sun
rises and sets.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

The California local option law has
been declared unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court of that State. Now
again can the worshippers of the Jolly
God y pass the rosy" undisturbed by
visions of pains and penalties.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

A VAST number of documents were
found in Kellogg's private Office at New
Orleans, which implicate and gravely
charge SO many who bear what the En-
terprise calls "high names" These
rascaly carpet-baggers, and all who aid.
abet or defend them, will yet come to
grief.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30
SAN FRANCISCO Stock REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Septen
MORNING SALES.

SAN FRANcIsco. September 80.
sv,ursl MORNING SALES.
os.5 ophir-52b So 5lh 52hbSO 5ib.D 55bSo
S75 Gould 4 Curry-29bSO 2ssb5 2sHb~ ia
seo Best 4 Beleher-J7h 81 80 sehbao s7hbSo
37A .,o,
$50 sayage-so s2b3O 70 81 SOY 81 m .,
,.S0 CboIisr Potosi-sl so 81 sl,a san s3bSO "a
se0 Hale A Norcross-5sh 60 90 59k 69A %
15S0 Crown Point-62 62h 62sl0 GO GSb50 5ia
osoY Yellow Jacket-i22 1913 l24 125 i26bSo 100
1855 Imperisl-lO7s 1lllB lI'sbsO
9l5 Empire Mill-10a l0A 1Os
900 Con. q. II. Quartz So 6H a. a..
| o33O Kentuck-24 23h 242ih 25 26E 29h 20 Z'-
| BIS 5a
1345 Klpha-25 IAN 24hbt eat, cop
1890 Belcher-7o 60 72bso 70 'ohD1 ~ 'on u"
70 no,,oo
1910 Confidence-2G q 2Gh 27hbj p hh5o 2op0o
s,o Con yirsina-93 9ihb3O 92A s27s 9i.ash
2G65 Sierra Nevada 10 % 10A lOH
900 Daney-4h Al Az A..
| GO Exchequer-220 $50 2l5 80, ,eo ,eo
905 Seq Beicher-2GO 40 '7E no 'H' '''' III" 1t"
l,s5 oycrman-sO s7b5 SC s2b5 81 sah s2N 81
$50 JUSTICES SO 81 IS
1856 Succor-4h AZ
| 1850 Buckeye 3A So
| GOO Lady Bryan-lA Ia Ia
| 1915 Julia--7b5 ca IN Ga %, o,,,,o
$50 Caiedonia-3I 3Oh 40 81 30 a2h 80 33hbS
; 1900 Kniekerbocker-sHo % 81
J $50 Globc-3h ~ 31s ,o,,,,,t ,
n 5000 Baltimore Cont ldh 1914 l'"'o i''3 10
/. 800 b Bnllion-4H "a 2sN 2,hbso 2ana
500 Bacon--6H
o SOS Utah-5H ,,,.,,, ,o,,
G 25so oaiifornia-G1 60 C2k 60 G3h G3hb9o C2H
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

Mrs. Bowers, widow of the we'll known
Sandy. Bowers, claims to have the gift of
second sight, and says the richest part
OF the Comstock is at the northern end
commencing at the Ophir. Some folks
believe the yarn, among whom we CAN
not be numbered.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

PRocLAMATIoN.-As required by law,
Governor Bradley has issued proclama-
ton calling attention to the provisions of
the election law, and offering reward
for the arrest and conviction of those
who are guilty of an Infringement of the
act.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

OUR kilograms give the outlines of a
fearful condition of affairs that is said to
prevail in Edgefield county, South Caro-
lima, and indeed all over that wretched
State. The blessings of the rule of the
carpet-baggers are well exemplified in
the frlghtfui scene that South Carolina
now preseptS To evary obearvar
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30


And in accordance with law and an order NJ
the Board of Directors. made on the eighteenth
lSth) day Of August, 1874. SO many shares Of
each parcel of such stock as may be necessary
Will be sold at public auction, at the auction
mouse OF John Middleton l. Son, No. 6I0 Mont.
Ihursday. the 18th day of October, 1874.
AZ the hour of O'Clock p m. Of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. II Hayward's Building No
Al California street. San Francisco, California.
se3ltd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

AIS Meadow yallev-G6k ca 6hb30
2S5 Raymond Ely-l5 15h 16 l6h l6A Il
275 Eureka Con-l2 Tx
80 Pioche-S
375 Washington h Creole-1k 21ts
1875 American Flag-3n 3's
SIS Belmont-7A TX
1855 Newark-1A Ia IN
20 Monitor (Belmontl-2
305 Rye Patch-1h
900 FL Dorado South-2H IN
700 X X Con-3h 33s
20 Cherry Creek
$50 Ell Dorado North-l7s Ia
60 Cederberg-l
300 Chariot Mill-llhs30
450 Calistoga-l0A llAb3O
$40 Mansfeld-5lS
400 Golden Chariot-4h
$50 Mahogony-3
430 Ida Ellmore-l i5c
225 Empire (Idahol-lI Ia
300 Silver Chord
200 silver Hili-lt l5A l5 AN l4hb5 l6bsO
lax b30 IA IAN
$50 Eclipse-l04 10 l0hb30
i, 80 chalienge-1o oAb5 o. On
26sO Dayton-7h7 sbS0 IA TX
1860 Rock Island-G Gh 6A
ll6O Pictou-75c soc size
$500 Y Conf OK 81 Ga 6Asl0
ls45 Occidental Al AS b30
is is American flat-l5 IL 1917 10 l4b3 1919 IS Is
$50 Tyler-1h Ia IN
400 Union Con--27 26h %
263O woodviile-9 9hb3O lOb3O 9's lo9h
700 Alta-3
500 South Overman-l
so Mint SOC
1000 -S."utlin--2h az On
24
1850 Lady Washington-4 ~ W .2'l 3bl0 sb3(
$40 kossuth-oa +,lhan AZ 81.
2l95 Seq Rock Island-2 Ia 1A2
800 Crown Point Ravne-lAs
20 Leo-3 3b10 3tb30
$50 American Con-20b30 IS 1Sls
1920 Andes--17s 2 abs
1850 Pacihc--lA IL IN
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

Newark Silver Mining Company
Location of Principal Place Of Business, San
Francisco, Standardization of Works, Ely
Mining District Lincoln county, Nevada
Notice.-There is delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock on account of assessment
mo - levied on the 18th day 81 August 1874
the several amounts set opposite names of the
respective shareholders, as follows
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

AT Cold Spring, Long Island, couple
were recently united, of whom the blush
ing bride was So and her husband 65.
If they had waited little longer thew
might have been past the hey.day of
youth.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

The Democratic State Convention
has concluded its labors and adjourned.
The nominations will be found in orr
Geographic column.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30
ANNOUNCEMENT.
j ohm II. Kellv

Announces himself as q candidate
FOR State Senator,
coin county. seio.te
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30
i q s +,
$40 REWARD.

STRAYED FROM PATTERsON's STATION .,s
y september Q. 1874, one Dark Iron Gray roa s.
branded on left hip with three straight m. 1a.
foot brand. seleh
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30

CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP --Hnvin2
purchased the interest OF Judge
Berry in the PiocHE DAILY
RECORD, the business Will here
AFTER he conducted by myself as
sole proprietor.
II. HOLLAND.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-12-22

May 90, ls73-tf.
JEFFERSON County Circulating Library.
] HAVE opened Circulating Library for the use
of the public generally. and will keep nil the
laicrt workP of the beat authors md 1! other buOks
that called for Have .! the on I'm nd
now. and wilbc receiving the newest publication .
renting TO be h. I'd resp nsIh!e for isreurn in good
condition. II damaged the party pa Us for The IAN
June. II 1873. GEO. Z LIGHT.
I HAVE just received the largest aad most hand.
L some stick OF Cashmere that has been
brought TO this city Don't fail 10 call carly in the
ssaeon add make your selections as You now get
the best styles. v. STAUFFER
noN'T fail to call and see them Beautiful
~ Black AiDacas. The only place in Frederick
where the came brand can be had w',Ich surpaGses
an otnerS. D. v. sTAUFFER.
In October 6, 1874 D. V. STAUFFER
you want a nice fit and handsome Casslmrres,
SUPERIOR two Button KID Grove ~ at tn low
NJ EW stock Of L.dies' and Mems UndsrwaTe.
q Stock of Fall and wintef CT"ods, iustre-
Resentment Of D oa u; s ST.. 5Pd Fsa.
Frederick, Md October G. is74 . ''+''
SCHOOL BOOKS.-My stock of Books is com
- Piete: comprising Histories. Readers, Arith-
nctics, GraTnmars English and other Ian quo ges
Will cell all School Books on time to responsible
paIti's. GEO T LIGHT
TNoBACCOS Pride of Virginia at 75c: Durham
Genuine al IS; DngiaIlT1: Gravely Chewing,
Heather Chinee al 81. The best Tobacco in town
oct. 1873 GEO. T. LIGHT.
"a USlC.-I constantly keep on hand .uppIy of
~ Music, and will furnish any piece published
on the Globe in days, Al Pu5 hers' prices DE-
count in favor OF Teachers. GEO. i. LIGHT
EOAL OLA. Winter approaches Coal Oil ad
- vance,. vii! make h-avy discoun on ten al
Ions for Cash. GEO. T. LIGHT
hESSlCATED Cocoa nut, Coxe's G latino Coon
- er's GeIatlue, Irish Moss, Liquid Rennet cold
" GEO. I. LIGHT
pEAD'S Gomez ntrated Essence Jamaica Gip1er.
u an lnvs liable family medicine. possessing ali
the medicinal properties together with the aroma of
:he pTrest jamaica Ginger only csc. per bottle
for sale by c. E. BELLER.
~ cures Blotches. Scurvy, Dry and yaIerv PiuI-
Ples. ALI kinds OF letter, Tan. rockies Sunb uTo
Grubs or Worms in the Skin, &c just received and
for sale by c. E. BELLER.
I IORSEFORD'S Self RAisiDg b. cad Preparation
unsurPa'aed for making light brsad. bi'-uit,
CAGES md pastry, for sale by c F Keller.
SiLFE Err Soap, for polishing Silver. Tinwarf. &C.,
~ Tor SHE by c. F. BELLER
I EMoSs, Oranges, Dates, Figs and Raisin.. 70,
bride OF VIRGINIA. Graveiey'.. westwsrd
1 Ho, Duke of Durham, Leo q nd Jolly Rov Smok
ing Iobsccos. for safe By J. r. Frederick
TWELVE different brands of Chewing Tobacco
for sale by J. R. RODERICK
4 ;ooD article Of WHITE RYE FOR Seed. IN,
"a sac 6y JAS. LAW. EOOFF.
E0RiME Article FuItz Wheat, for sale bv
sept y, 1874 JAS. LAW. HOOFF
~ Sept. %, 1874 JAS. Law. HooFF.