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We saw the other day, reclining upon the
sidewalk in front Of one Of our green blinded
liquid-circus dispcnsarie-, beautiful spcci-
men Of the haudiwork Of some saloon-kecpcr
We thought how proud the artist should feel
who could put up such job. We wondered
why he didn't, in the exhubcrancc Of hi.
pride, stand over his damb statnary aud while
showing the intoxicated flies off Of his bloatcd
face, proclaim TO the passcrs by, that he was
the skilllul master that wrought the beautiful
work
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DIED.


wv ~ W Hr-T---r-rf-f7-7s-ey See>s-<s-s
l.~ af i'cfF Iaaes Price
On ID, -'d. Joseph smith, AGED about IS.
Uncle Joe vas ple 81 our oil lest citizens,
aud was resps cited A. an honorable, hish.toncd
gentleman by all those who knew ri,a.
NJ her residence, II miles west Of Son,erset,
on the list inst, MRS. Mourning Catron, wife
Of VIM. Catron.
She was most amiable, pious lady and
devoted member Of the Methodist Church.
Her death was sudden and unexpected. She
retired to rest On the evening of the 3ls, ap-
parently in good health and died on the next
morning at | o'clock, without any one being
aware OF her Illness. Deeply do We sympa-
thize with the bereaved husband
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MARlsIED.

In this county, on the iih inst, b,
shackelford, Mr.. wM. MLBoRSE Il
NANCY.
In this county, on the ith inst, NJ
RUSSELL 10 Miss EDNA BOYLE.
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Without solicitation or reward, we desire To-
commend tn cur br thcn of the press the sx-
tensiye paper establishment 81 Charles Stone,
successor to Stone n Stewart, Cincinnati. We
have found this house straightforward prompt
and accommodating, while their prices ar, A.
low as those Of any house with which We have
ever done business
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Slgord-We hal d large croal in town
and considering the depressing inilncn q of o.,
drought, considerable business was tran, lr,,.I
in all departments. There were abou, jI
head of cattle offered, nos'iy very infer .i
quality, and, though the auc;ionevrs assured
purchasers in the most positive terms that "it
would certainly in prices ruled low Capt.
Higgins reports the sale of scrub heifcr- at
Sl2 so; . steer calves 81 IS; cows, 5, g 80;
l2i mountain sheep. 81 05; 2Ocommon g I've
s. 90; milrh cows. So To- SIS A few h,-ecs
Offered and sold Iowa.. Mr. Bns,. pnrt, 80
or 800 had of cattle, aud ,oid . yearhnes at
S2l; lot of calves at sli; some 2-ycar uki-,
SIS; $ scrub heifers, Sll So II calves, 81 4;
ID scrub calves, 81 -.
Darlington Pierre we've aboui SEQ cattle Of,
ering; a few good ONES SOLD abuu' Sc To- SIC.
No trade for mules; one lot offered bat no lid
ders. A good many horses offered but few
sold. aud thev 1T lose prices
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Notwithstanding The many shoe drummers
from both Cincinnati and Louisville, the old
reliable Col. VI. iIowards trip to Pulaski was
a success. He represents the well known
house Of r. L. White & Co., Of Louisville,
and says he always makes good time on the
home stretch. Country merchants who exam
inc his stock of samples seldom fail to make
purchases.
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For unadulteratcd horticultural literature
and corrcct horlicgliureral nomenclature com.
mend Us to the rcport Of the proceeding Of the
first show at Louisville last week, a. published
in the Louisville Lcdgsr OF the ith inst The
reporter mixed up the names Of cherries,
Strawberries, etc, in such way as to com
pletcly dumtuddle an amateur, and make
Downing, Barry, Duncan, Elliott, Wilder. etc.
almost "cus-.' For instance. he speaks Of
seth Downing" cherries, and "leck's En-
pres strawberries Also, he informs Us that
there are cherries hearing such names a.,
Wilson's Albany, Chas. Downing, Agricul.
turist, Kentucky, French's Seeding, etc, And
such strawberries a. nnoncr's Prnlifc, Jocun-
da, Boon's Mammoth Trimplc de Grand, etc
Next time, friend Ledg,r, send somebody
around to the show who knows cherry from
a plum, and strawberry from pear.
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Fslstaf has a sensational story in two chap
tiers to report next week, in which Is Described
fearful midnight drive, and which figures
prominently two interesting bachelors. a fast
horse, scared toll taker and live specimen
II llipu,ian humanity.
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cuCrCE.=.

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chr'siaH-Depot Street-Prsachihg' y Ed.
II King ~ Lords days in each
"'cIocL ! r Wsrpen s sm m VII "Sa,y
Lcri's d.v Inv The cono reg,,io,.
=.
meeting f., sunday in each month, SIM,
school at 0 o'clock q; II Water sun,
.,rna, pas,orp ,S; "a md III snnJ,I
PRAYER mee,inr oyery Thnrsat y,;-s, SIM.
day school nj 3 o'cluck =
J,..,-.,-;o, (S,uac~,---p,.,.,.;. he p,v
VIM Cro,, III ami ri u Mi. 4; b. ~, c:..,,t
-cmnyysSs-s -, ,;~asss-,.... =. " IL
P,d R,,n.s .p-..,.l -s~s.
lon h., ,nJ 81 SnnJ.v T., -, ,as.,i.
' "'"'"'
Giwn's Church, Lincoln County Preaching
ia, AMI afternoon n 49,. non,I '"'A 'Ao'"'
'''' ''o" :" s"'' "''''''
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Among the pleasant visitors to our sanctum
last Monday. were Dr. III. Alcorn, Huston
vide rcPcFter Of the .idrJouic, and our special
friend and correspondent DIR. Grinsicad, Of
Shelby City. We arr indebted TO both for in
tcrcsting items of news
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Mr. join Ilolme' anl Miss Ann Mary Smith,
daughter Of Mr. NJ V. smith, accompanied
by Mr.. Eph Higgins aud Mis- Mollie Alcorn,
olopcd last Monday night for Cincinnati,
where we suppose they were married.
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Wallace Gruell", Grand Worty CLit' (
I I'd Of Good Ter'plar. e II, n,ucl y. 70
d - - r',nan If lect " r, will
Nv Idire-,- IA ar com g.. d ninv I g
,us %. mo1t.. .- .rllaa..
N'Hi ret, lu4c 9th; Caia'- str. June
.lihi Iu,.vf', Irne 3lh; NJ - al.
Ju' ~ i,f.cl, Int, u
Nc he.ncak for him a lar. audience Il
.'." p..'. ui arp..sim.a..
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n those who think M editor has m easy
cool time Of il, sitting back in til. shade wri.
ting articles for his paper, would try the busi-
ne~s these hot day-, with the sweat pouring
down his face aud running from hi. iing,r'-
ends, and a,s crashing ,ver hi- nose and into
hi cars, they would change their opinion.
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DIED.

Little Maggie, infant daughter Of
Mrs. Bennett Cloyd, OF the West
the 2nd inst.
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When the courthouse bell rings tomorrow
afternoon, at o'clock, let all citizens Of Stan
ford aud vicinity attend the meeting to con.
sui, upon the important matter Of increasing
our supply Of water
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Having Determined adopt u
System exclusively, we notify q
ties indebted to US to .all and
their accounts at once and save
trouble PHEQIG0 4 DUDDE1
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Sdltord-John VI Phillips, Jr., Police u.lgc,
court 4th Saturday in each month. l1ard of
Trustees: Col. 7 W Miller, President A D.
Penny, A q Pendleton, VI ID Elmorc,. = q
Cundiif, q II Mckinney, NJ Bruce. Treas
urer, II Shanks; Clerk, A A Warren: Mar
shall, I J Atkins; Collector. q W Ebbiu;
Assessor, -. Board nic,ts the first
Tuesday night in ca, n month.
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One Of our band bosie-'ooking gallants who
pridcs himself upon his beautifully formed
hands and artiStically tapering fingers, was
cndcavorns, the other evening, to assure his
sweetheart Of the harmlessue-s IT the agile
iitle toad by be~towing upon its rusty coated
skin a series Of tender and loving caresses.
The lady still screams whenever a toad cruises
her path in the twilight and her Adonis car
ries his right hand in sling snds avs that tn
moron. engagements Of the vascular parlle
and induation. Of the surrounding epdermi-
is what's the matter.
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Trouble ut Point Isabel. One
Man Killed and Two
Wounded.

On Monday, last, young man by the name
~ Walters was sent for and brought to the
Point" that he might make nm explanation
lated in the neighborhood about young lady
whose name he did not know. lie was taken
to room by two OF the Clarks and Others
who felt themselves aggrievcd, where they
met JEFF Mercer, who was there by accident
quietly whiting, knowing nothing OF any re-
marks having been made, or that there was
difficulty brewing. After reaching the room
an explanation was demanded when Walters.
who isa nephew Of Mercer. commenced by
repeating what he had previously stated, VII, n
he was knocked down with a chair and badly
beaten by two of the Clarks and perhaps 9TH
ers. Mercer, of course, attempted to relea,e
his nephew from his assailan,s, when he was
also knocked down and otherwise maltreated (;
aud while leaving the room he was shot at
four or five tines none Of the balls, however,
taking effect. Mercer went home, short dis
distance from the Point, and .oon returned to
the scene Of the late conflict, when he was ac-
costcd thus by Foster, "lou had better go
home; or you had better leave here, you'd
coward, and not be slipping around in the
bushes irving to Mill our men" Mercer be-
ing in no mood to receive such an insult-his
blood being hot-bniiing with rage and ex
ritemen, over the tr.atm,u, inflicted upon
b;msaIf and ,o,,hew r.,l;ad bv saving. an
show you whether or not am a id cow
ard - l,.vclcd hi. yun and fired ,t Foster who
was over A hundred ward. distant. the ball
taking effect int below the Nipple. killing
him in family. In the mentim. the other mar.
tic. vim were epcoced i, the 6,s, difficulty
badt en- refuge in safe quarters. After th.
killing N,c,r reloaded his gop and Nep, In
the tlacc where the, unfortunate Foster had
fan n. saw that he was dead ard walked oui-
etly away.
Tbi. is certainly one Of the most unrortu-
nat. and de,lorable difficulties that ever took
p,ace in our county.
r,,ter Sbo was Killed was married in
- s.--' 4--i.i.s-e-..--r.-,,.r- wife who
aHt.H al.r U.r.rs .. md. .1.Ie I'D O.
a.r H...4u.I. ovid b.. ,..H.. ri5a-f canai
t.r He.Iltl. vr -,u.lH..., With h,r i.
td- r,r .a.t.-. .. - t..,r,r,ut-. LEI
uu.aani ef- rat ,.-3.,a in tie difficulty
.I,u ruUns Waller. .a.l how unf,rtunat,
Ola. b, ID. &c 10 ..!tfc,r ia such a manner. IA,
r,.n- n - ,,rlible a rage.
rhe Clark- are railroad contractors and
work near the Point Foster was in their EN-.
ploy.
J,H. Mercer is u man wel!-known in our
county, aud highly csu-cted AS 81, yer g, n.
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Don't failto call, examine and price
the mammoth stock of Groceries. Boots.
Shoes, Hatsete,, at pberigo 4 puderass.
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II We could he made To believe that the action
Of a majority Of the Boariof Trustees Of Stan
ford in rejecting our offer for the insignificant,
job Of publishing few copies Of bylaws for
the town is fair representation Of the htis-
nos that controls and governs the actions,
fceling- and sentiments Of our people We
would pack our collar-box and depart as a
missionary to the Fiji Islands whers such
quintessencc Of double-distilled diminutiye-
mes j. not found in high or low places. The
provision Of a hereafter WAS glorious CON
cepiiou ia the mind Of Deity.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND CROP ITEMS.

Mr.. Geo. Cook offers his little farm for sale
in our land department
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Our supply Of water is almost exhausted
by the 29th-thc day fora copiou. rain-four
dfth- Of our citizens will be compelled to haul
water from Buffalo Spring, about one mile.
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We inadvertently omitted to can s,"r'ios
In our la~s.i--oe ~ the o-ies &c exen'i-e- ~
Crab ORCHARD springs CeAese. The r., en-
tionary Exhibition by Mrs. Tarrant's ciI''es'
came off "Wednesday evening last, folio we'd by
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Bilnoc In rr~.-nry -. ls7 p
= r. Matheny 4 Co. ordered TO remove cross
Ing in from, Of their business house Gee. Com
miiiee appointed to let OUT work on culver,
at the crossing Of Main and Depot streets ......
Mcs-rs. Penny and Cundia appointed To in
quire into the cost Of printing 100 copie. Of
new By.laws aud report At next regular meet
ing
Nav nth -Liccnse 20 retail liquors grant
ed to l. NJ. Bruce...... Mar,hal instructed TO
remove all dead carcasse- found upon the
streets on failure to find owner Of the same.
MAY I5th-CoI Miller rendered his resigua-
ton as a member Il the BOARD in the follow
ing elegant style characteristic Of the gentle
man. We here take OCCASION to -ymark thar
no legislative body ever had a morc compc-
tent aud thoroughly efficient Chairman. lie
performed his duties as Trustee aud President
With an eye single to the hes, interest. Of the
town, without regard To his personal interests,
and being a polished and refined gentleman,
a wrangling and contentious atmosphere is
unsuiied to his predictions The following
L. copy Of his resignation:
10 ne Board Of Trustees II Sanford:
Ssh tn avail myself Of this occasion To
say to THE honorable Board, that my relations,
both social and Official, with every member Of
your baby have been pleasant But convinc-
ed, ~ ] ana, that younger men than myself
are the more sfIeiest material out Of which
90 select members to control public affairs,
hereby tender my resignation as q member Of
this B,ari. Hoping .sd he,i~sing that your
administration will BE- Tor iise prom otioo u the
be,t Interests 81 the town,
am respectfully your.
T. W. MILLER
June 3d--G. II. Mckinney elected Presi-
dent al che Board to Gil the uneNprcd term
of Col. T, W. Miller, resigned ...... Bond Of
Treasurer presented aud accepted......C Com
mitlee On printing bylaws of town reported
proposition received from the Danville IA,
rocas to publish 100 copies of Charter and
by laws at 81 % per page, which proposition
was accepted The committee also reported
the following proposition from the proprietors
of the INTERIOR JOURNAL, which was deemed
ioformal aud formally rejected. Messrs.
Pendeton and Gilmore voting NEGATIVELY
STAMFORD, Ky, May 18th, ls7i.
10 ne Board q Trustees Of he torn ef Sanford
In response IA the request Of your commit
Tee that We make SCALED bid for the pub
location 81 los copies of By laws for our town,
Ne beg leave to say that NJ do not feel inclin-
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I've Fearful Accidents and I've Men L.
ssaatly Killed.

At Kings Mountain tunnel, ON las, Mon
day evening, a few minutes after the night
-hift had assumed their posts, in shaft No. 2
a irurken man by the name Of McCatty, not
emplbysd upon the w6fe, but ostcnsibly in
quest Of employment, persisted in lingering
around the -haf, despite the efforts Of employ
ecs TO drive him oil, aoi while the back OF
the guard was turned, he climbed upon the
cribbing. and before any one could go to his
rescue he had frllen hea1long into the shalt,
a distance Of 100 feet A. he started To fall
the men At the mouth of the shaft gave warn
ing To the laborrrs below, hoquickly lodged
into the heading and saved themselves from
injury by the descent Of the falling man. The
slightest divergence, however, from the line Of
descent, We are informed, would have caused
the death also Of one Of the employees. The
man was taken up with scarcely a sound bone
in his body. lie has a brother in Evansville,
Indiana. This is the frs, accident that has
occurred at the tunnel, and it j. a matter of
surprise that none have occurred before, when
il is considered that all along the line are
found innumerablc doggerics to tempt the de-
PRAYED appeti,es OF the rum-loving, and csuse
those who drink their poisons 70 ssaeRer
around the pits and reckle--ly handle The in
rlement. OF dea We have tslksa with>a
number Of the gentlemanly contractors along
the line, and all Of them desire the removal
Of these pests, but are powerless to protect
themselves against their devilishncs-.
long as these rum holes are suffered to rema
and offer temptations aud facilities fnr vcio
Indulgence, such accidents as the above "
he Of frequent occurrence, and the efforts
the contractors to prevent disturbances al
crimes will be II very little avail via q
our authorities give this matter their atte
ton?
4 msn by the name Of Garrison at wo
IN the road near Somerset, was Killed
Wednesday Of last week, 10y the falling in
an emhankmc-t H. died beiur, medical
could reach him.
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A black cross " after your name on the
margin Of your N paper, signifies that the
time fer which you sub-cr'bed has expired,
And tina, you are requested to renew your sub
scripiion. rel crcss indicates that your sub
-crip,ion remains unpaid, and you are politely
dunned for H.
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let all sensible people make preparation
Cor visitation of cholera this season. Clean
illness il the word.
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Water your newly planted water naples
this dry weather, or they will die as surely rs
the leaves die In Autumn.
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We have had no rain in this section since
the 9TH Monday in April, and Il our weather
progno-ticatcr is correct, we are to have none
until the Goth Of the present month.
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Nice Demsrsr Sugar at
Tower Palace,

:.
Market street. Louisville Ky Chaice aud nnll Soek
OF Mems, Youths and Shilirens Cbthing
haes ilg measuring sent ON application.
oeots ID, With pri,il g of examining
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Persons wishingto pay Cash fo'
Groceries, etc., or Exchange c.
prodsce for them, can save NOR
calling a Pherigo & Dudderars o
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Hon. j. n. ('i.risl,snn

feached Somerset on Saturday last and left
for Stanford on the next morning. We never
before met candidate in such excellent spir-
its and more hopeful 81 a successful canvass.
His opponent.
JUDGE GO. DEvSY,
passed through our town on yesterday morn
ing. We learn thit he has b. en- making new
acqnnintanccs in the counties Of Casey, Rus
sell and WAYNE during the past week. A
lively canvass !. anticipated betwesn Mcs-rs.
ChriSman aud Denny, which we hope will b.
r pleasant ore.
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AUGUST ELECTION 1874.
District Judge.

District Judge.
We are requested 10 announce iohN w ~ w
T-i, Of " a,ne county, . candidate tor Tue Once o'
Judge " this the sth Judicial histfet ti'""h '"e
l.t Monday IN August
r,r gowmouw eaish's Attorney.
We are requested TO announcs ntoh"t biN-
NY ~ 81 Lancaster. candidate tot tommon~eslths
N,orno, of the Eighth Judicial b.trct al the cn.u-
lug August election.
ror Jsitov
am candidate fpt Jsilof ~ lincd'n county and
viii thank my friends ~ give noti,e Of the tlct,
o.. ". DAVIDSON
To the voter. II Lincoln county am an inierend.
ont Democratic candidate nr the ofoe II Jti ~ 81
nspln county subject 10 the voice u the voter ot
The county expressed the polls the hst Monday
In August ISL, " L. RICHARDS
For Circuit Ciert.
7 am candidate for Clerk II the Lincoln Circuit
Court. Election drst Monday In August
II n JOHNSTON.
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DIRECTORY.
Lincoln County Directory.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE
Jacob NJ Cooper Chairman:
VIM. .Gcch, VIM. q lIan-ford.
Jas. Cook, John yonhr.
Geo. W Afford, Tlso-. Richards.
Jno. Sam. Owslcy.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EnR NNI.IN AiInRNIY

sVN sVt III NFTOWNE1.
ltNl1s hou slli ltri hy many ffsnds, irr.speotv a
~ par go her 20" 'a1iitntc ihr Attorney af pu.
lax county ai N cu,u"ing August election hereby
amman .lys II As ci1iiisie for said otfce and T.
eriri vii 80 leaNr n an times o. the hast ct niy
ahiity 'o mae m etirent attorney ever having l.,
Nles the iuler,sisof my county. w. C. CUKD
County Judge.
We are 1uihoHsel 10 announce mo N BARN ~
as candidate Tor the Office of Judge OF the l...i
County, Court, at the next August election.
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&. n. %. n. ITEM n.

tn. man. Mercer. Who Killed Foster a,
Pin, t.abcI last week. ba. surrendered 10 IN.
authorities.
The mc,ns ~ communication now between
ch,,,.,oooa and Emory river. where the con.
,s.c,o,. arc a, work. 4. by boat ON the Tonnes.
..o Eou, n, Eve boats are kent busy in trans.
,,,,,oo .u,nlie. IN the contractors.
Inc d'''s'on " % "'',e' W ''' 'o'' ''o''"
:" '"a''an"osa' 'm' s',' 20 y r.
wv wv" w a.,
bold hack the easy work until the most diff.
.,,i, 4. accommodated. which il An item among
other. tina, .bould 90 10 their credit.
a.,
wv .'"'. "'' A. ,y &C
0 'ra"e' o, ''"c''"'" s"u
S""ooe' re"' e''''e "'"''' ~ ' -
e" '"'o"s" o''"'o'' y" '
no'"e ,'o," y" .'" N n A.. 1,..'l,"
a'"hs Tue ''"e"' "e - p -
"'s P"''"' Wv 49,, :, ~.
$780, -. =, -. !, -.
~ :, a.. C,.Io,
p'o,1
INV" w '''
At Kings Mountai- tunnel they are dr'v'
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Council Proceedings.

Owing to the prv-- Of other local matter
upon our columns during the pact few weeks,
We hsve omitted the publication Of the pro-
cccdings 81 the Board 81 Trustees We re-
sume the .ynop,ical report at the request Of
a number OF citizens ~ the town.
May 7th-The Tr,asurcrs rcyissd report
was received aud recorded Aggregate amour,
received by Treasurer from March 2eth, 1873,
t. April lith, 1874,
From all sourcc- ..... se.eG9 q
Amount paid out from same dateto
same date ........ ..................... ASH 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05
The END OF THE WAR.
Tbe Final Operations in the Field
Herald specist Hepofs ~ the Peace
Mission and Negotiations In Camp.
KANE YAMA CAMP.
LANG KIAO FOHMOsA. June 70. 1874.


LiANo KiAo, PoRMosA June 70, ls74.i
whatever doubt there may be as TO the ability o.
the Japanese 70 construct camp upon strict mill.
tary principles, there Is question that in cnoos
ing posiuoAs Of Wholesome comfort and natural
DeAuty they have keen u!scernment and Judgment.
The Old camp ia the Lang Kiao Valley. "a I have
mentioned, was selected solely On account
Oh the supposed necessity Of holding a ae.
iensive situation. As soon as 1t was discovered
That 20 attack rom the natives could possibly be
appreheuded--a conviction that the Japanese OH.
GERS we're the lrst TO arrive st-a interest 10 this
locality was abandoned. The WORK On the n,rench.
men's was suspended, and the attention ot ALI
concerned was directed TO the Improvement Of
the new site, two miles south OF the Original land
ing place. Whatever merit there was 10 deciding
upon this ground for permanent occupation be.
longs entirely to the japanese. 1t was their
choice, and think that the yast superiority OF
the position justices them Ia their determ-
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macy and National Interests or the
United States.
KANE YAMA CAMp,

LIAN0 KIAo. FoRMosA, July 8, 1874.
On the afternoon OF toe 1st inst a little
Chinese gunboat came into the harbor, from
winch presently landed q messenger, VINO an.
nounced himself as deputy marshal Of the United
States Consul at Annoy. He brought private let
tiers from that onlcer to Messrs. Casse and Was.
son, the former OF whom also received communi.
cations from Commander Kautz, of the Monocacy,
written, as ] understand, In accordance with In.
structions from Admiral Pennock. These de.
spatches we're all OF an admoaitory character,