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ftfSa By9Augustine fRoyalE, u aai ~
P.4is s (successor TO Moody & Roy all,) .SltS
81 Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
Office corner Seventh, and Hull streets.
y t5g- f-gef Manchester. Va ~. III fJlf fty

SO Real Estate Agent aud Aucttoneer,
office corner Seventh and Hull streets. 49,
iets7 - Manchester, Va. rs Jll i
TRUSTEES SALE OF. VALUABLE
J. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN .FURNI.
TURE ON lBiONDAY.JANUARY. 4. 1875, AT
10 o,CLOCK.A. Ms ON.THE PRE i5s I! S., coz
NER OF SEVENTH AND HULL STREETS.--By
Virtue Of a deed OF trust executed to the UNDER
signed by Johu y. M cPhearson bearing dale On the
list OF January, 1878; duly Of record In Chester
fed County Court clerks office, Deed-Book SO,
page 22O, Il shall toene required so to- dol sell at
public auction. on The premisesihe entire stock Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNlTURE,c con-
: 'fIt.' tl, BEDS, BEDDING aag# 81!
|NE 0g :aCROCKERY, nlljg1 81. -
TABL Es, CHAIRS,
,'!J.etAtti* STCV ES;' CLOCKS, ~ I" b'F'tAtT
gitiEE&.E i;4Ei3KNIVESandF FORKS, :sE 1850 - I
49, =, III. rTABLE-LISES, g,,I-sg -t,syt 4.
.~.s.t ~ PICTURES, ICE-BOx,' 80
and many valuable articles too numerous to men
tion. tsg& 81 l:2T3.@ 1851 - Lalh & z ,stll
The sale will take place promptly at the hour
above mentioned. at McPhearson,s Hotel and Res
taurart, corner OF Seyenth and Hull streets, Man
de so Trustee,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. dc.
OK. 2 POSTAGE FREE. 1874
NEWsDEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
,,1o .f.,y cnpErrf RIcuNoSD VA

y HEI.INEI - T-----I '--I7y| : tttI
~ j. T. ELLYsoN, = i'a 80 -, !!
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4
Captain John Smith,a great. grandson of Jo-
seDh .ssdied In this parish November 2, 1898,
aged sixty-two, having; served with hon
or III the Revolutionary contest-se glo-
riouslg blest in its issue Another Cap.
tain John Smith, grandson of Deacon Jero-
boam, yr., in early life q navigator, deceased
in 1904, aged aeighty.oneR years and some
months. Each Of these, Captain John Smiths
had, q son John, also a captain the que in
the State nilitia, the other of a West India
trader. TAese are distinguished In our par:
isk records as John, Jr., and John third
the latter being the SON of Captain John
second lson ofJerob beam, Jr.l All four Of
these Captain John Smiths lie peacefully In
our village burying. round, and OF only one
snf the four is the grave unmarked by de.
cent stone.
your statement, In itself true, may yet wrong.
fully reflect discredit on the descendants of
three wosthy meR whose mortal remains
have not been without iapidaTy honor, while
Incorrectly represents athe condition of only
sanes ofs thes foRr graEes. And Of even this
scouting negleetI might offer ample expla.
inationdld space permit, bntI am strained
30 be brieG 81 Il. ssl "a I; .3..f s. Il y 4 IS
. Your own excellent judgment will; dictate
.hoW- aud 90 what form the false impression
your statement gives may be best removed.
Fos myself my only Interest In the matter
Is for tie attainment az historic truth, ex-
.cept III SO far as am moved by soiicitnde
for the good name Of the people of my
charge.
i am, nny dear sir, very truly yours,
Rev. BNos COBB.
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tEOR RENT, that centrally-located "A
Il. and most convenient and desirable ia MI A1
EYRESIDENCE No.31 north Twelfth street,
containing eight rooms, with water, gas, DC. ,Ap-
ply AZ NO. 913 Main street. w Y 80 de 25.6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-30

CUMBERLAND and BITUMIN0US
VI G0AL.sf for smi ths and steam purposes;
- SPLINT and CLOVER HILL CUAI. - -
.sars 10 5.s.sa s 80 172S Cary street.
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5aRANKIIN COAL.

Indl deliver tisssfse4ebrnted Goa u, direct from
ysssels at very low figures Those Wtshng % sup
MY the nsetyes Tor the WtatH will pease call sud
'ssss 4ss.ss 4 WHIT RpBEETB
I'LL cpsasr sfSsHa sad Dosk ssfssts
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EOR RENT, three SMALL DWELL: G;s
T. ING-HOUSES lone brick and two framel E:4
on Leigh between Gilmer and Granam streets, con
= Aiso.l small FRAME HOUSE on Cary near
Pine street, containing four rooms. Apply 70. !,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 3 SON, -
de 29-3t Real Estate a gents and Aucttoneers.s
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lDOOMSf FOR RENT, .GIIHER In IN I'M iassss
IL suit or single, conveniently and pleasantly AE
arranged for ,h Cas-
and watef} wood and c1al accom- modaronsss &c.
Viii rent as lodeing-rfomsf for gentlemen II aer
sired. apply ut No 6J5 east haln ssae or Io1Ss
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win send any Of the following papers and maya
zines to any address iYostdge paid on receipt or
tbe prices annexed, which are the publishers low
iestrates. The EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL, with any
of the following periodicals, will be supplied at
SI,25. 1910 y - IL 4 5shf+=4f# = [,jGt!S !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08
HACK. HAcsi COUCH, COUGH.

Cough il q symptom BY which vari.
Gus diseased conditions OF the throat,
bronchial tubes and lungs manifest
themselves. But whether 1t arises
from tho irritation produced In the
throat and larynx BY taking cold,
from an attack OF Bronchitis, from In
clpltant Consumption, or from various
other causes, nothing will allay IL
moro speedily nor cure ir more per-
manent than DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
lcal Discovery. Il does not matter
whether Il be q recent attack. or
lingering cough. the Discovery Is In
either case equally we'll adapted for ia
relief aud permanent cure. In fact, IL
will cure q cough In one.half the time
necessary TO cure It with any other
medicine, and It does Il. not BY drying
It up. but by removing tho cause. sub
duliig the Irritation. and healing the
affected parts. No time should be lost
In commencing the use Of q proper
medicine for the relief ola Cough, for
unless this course pursued, serious and
dangerous disease Of the lungs Is liable
to result.
DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITS VALUE.
BUrrALo, n. Y, Dec. Is, 1870.
DR.. PiERcE-For the past six months
have used your Golden Medical Dis
covery In my practice, and In that
time have tested Its merits In severe
coughs, both acute and chronic, In
chronic diseases Of the throat, severe
cases Of bronchitis, general derange-
nients Of the system, constipated con-
dlton Of tho bowels. ard wherever a
thorough alternative has been Indicated.
In all cases l have found It to act
gentle yet thoroughly aud effectually
In removing tile various diseased con.
dltlons, aud bringing about q healthy
action throughout ths system. Yours
fraternally, ii L. HAIL. NJ. ID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08
~ THE
ananiah A6alN.

MADRID. January s.-Senor Rlnz,
Minister OF tho Interior, has Issued q
circular to the provincial authorities,
In which Il Is stated that the principal
object Of the Government Is to re-es-
tabllsh order and show Its compat'
iblllty with republican liberty. 10
secure this end It will employ the most
energetic measures.
Generals Hldalgo and Repoll have
been placed under arrest aud the Pro-
vince OF Valencia has been declared In
q state Of siege. CASTELAR, has rejected
tho ovsrtures Of Flgueraa Sslmeron
and Margali, asking him 10 co-opsrate
with them In organizing . Federal Re-
public. Gen. Iona has embarked from
San Sebastian with three battalllons OF
Government troops. His destination
n unknown.
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DISPATCH
Courtesy TO Our Governer = ne.
Incorporation Admitted % bail
-Disayreed-In Jail-lIeavy Re
ward AdJourned.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. SIS +. NJ
Ia the Senate to-day, Gov. Bradley, Of
Nevada, was observed In tho lobby,
aud was invited to take a seat with the
President Of the Senate, which he did.
In the Senate Evans introduced a
bill to re.lncorporate the city OF
Stockton. Referred to tho Commit, q
on Interpretations.
In the habeas corpus case Of klnscy
and wife. the two McI.anes and Dow,
accused OF the murder OF Harry Green
at Pescadero, n few weeks since, In the
Fourth District Court, the Judge, to
day. decided TO admit Klnsey to ball
In the sum Of $4,000, and the other
four defendants In tho sum OF 5000
each.
Tho Jury In tho Tuer's murder case,
failed to agree OH q verdict.
w. j. Jones, accused OF "nltlng"a
claim In Utah and inducing parties
thereby to purchase it for tl5o.ooO. 10
still In jail awaiting a requlsltlon from
Utah.
The Assembly to-day finally passed
the Senate bill, authorizing the Cover
nor to offer a reward Of el5, 900 for the
capture Of vssquez and his gang. II
!. reported that vasquez Is In this city
At the present time.
The Senate adjourned In honor OF
the anniversary Of the battle OF New
Orleans,
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STOCK REPORT.
..ro.r.o DAILY IT xuzn . HALLl
Last Evening

A8se hvcnhn
a,io Meadow Valley. Is. i5A, lsk. l6 b,o, 49,,
Bk by. l5x Is, i3k bs, i5k.
sts RayIond . Aiy. IS. % e0. 80. IS sIX, IS.
sls Esrsss Con. -. i,x. Il, i,x. ,s..
800 Jaeksou, Soc, <oc, sc. SOC.
SO Phoenix. Tse.
leo Pioehs. ek, &
q. .,s M e. : Creole. *.
is0 Anshe.a iiag. ", ", rex, ~. exc.
600 BoweD, Ise Dc, esxe. soc.
los Psge s Panaea. AZ. AZ, AZ.
90 Hum q Hunt, 2, ~.
40 silver Peak, ~, IL.
loo Iusomar, 0oc, Sc.
79eo Belmont, .. q. ., BIO. IN. atY b0. =.
AK, "A, IN 81.
600 Chisf Of the Hill, ~, IL. IL. IL.
400 Newark, 4, ~. AZ, AZ b0, 4, ssa
100 Chief. East Extensior, 2oc.
500 Kentucky. Soc.
SIS Monitor belmont. ~, sbso. TX, g. TX.
eos Rye Patch. ~. 9k.
200 Charter Oak. Soc.
$50 Hayes, I, ~, IN. ~.
$50 Caroline, cOr. Isc. s2k C.
80 n Dorado South, Z, ~.
so Watson, 5. 81.
100 North Belmont. IN.
100 Quintaro. IN.
100 Prussia 3
10 Eu.eka "a. w, II. isk.
us 81. Patrick. Z, N. N. Z.
IS Cedarberg. ~.
aio Golden Chariot. q. Is bso, ,sy, q.
265 Mahogany, Q, 5k.6.
500 South Chariot, IL b30. Nv.
rs Empire Idaho. Z, IN, ". IN.
% Original Hidden Treasure. az.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
o O m EsrIo INTELLIGENCE


TeIsgraphic Interruption.
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.-rhe telegraphlc
situation Is not changed for the better
this morning and there Is scarcely =
possibility Of gettlng anything through
from tire East before tonight, II even
then. The few dispatches got through
at an early hour this morning came
via Richmond, Va, through the Caro-.
linas, through Atlanta, Louisville and
Cincinnati. The storm appears to ex-
tend from tho lakes on tho north to
Tennessee on the south, and how far
east cannot be definitely stated.
Preparing for = Row.
Nxw YoRx. January s.-The New
York police arc beginning to prepare
for any emergency that may arise to-
morrow during the session Of the La.
Dor Mass Meeting. It 10 stated that q
thousand ball cartridges were taken
tonight to the armery Of the Seventy
First Regiment.
A Herald special from Key West,
says that Manuel Quesads arrived to-
day. lie believes tile prospects Of
Cuba brighter than ever. and declares
that nothing short Of Independence
will be accepted.
The CHIEF Justieeship.
WASHINGTON, January Sit Is pos
lively asserted tonight that Attorney
General Williams wrote q letter this
afternoon requesting the President to
withdraw his nomination for Chief
Justice.
Eneets or the storm.
ALBANY, January S.-The contln-
uou. storm has caused land slides on
the Poughkeepslc, Eastern, Dutchess
and Columbia Railroad. and washed
away the Hudson River Railroad
bridge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08

L r.i,sSis Laundry l. pispsrsd % ssrs cai
any quantity Of Rsnovstsd and Clean Unsn,
without Ssfng dsmagsd By manipulation OF
By chemical spplicatiou.
o6css a. fntsrrationsl Hotel. TsAss House
and WaIiacs's Fruit Store, Soath O street, vir.
sinia: and Of Charles Brodhun's, oppoeite the
Ns.. once. and vsssy's Hossi. hsin stre:st,
Gold Hill. ~ jAi0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08

49, u,x,xa coxp.xv-A nav mining
as"
company mas penn Formed ueosr inc nsms y
t. s..a,.a -, o,,h. cor.,oel Iods .d,oin.
~. henas1I ar,s Tn ci.,m smhssces
ny ny ss,oiisnrnis c.nt,si No . and KIN.
= -easnd 80 ~ man h hsiisyrd 10 be IN
Wy kruunus ~ IN. GSn.,orS WIN
hpe wv ro,,h pa snIIx asS,,oneS IN In
Consolidated Virginia on the south, this new
claim must oe o. gre. v.,us. .n All
A., thSon,h ths Consolldsted nan. nv mt
ss,ms Al the Generalization. the California Com.
nan,'s stoek h Attributed a. follows: Nine.
tenihs W.iO Of one share 70, each share Of Cen.
s.ch .S.rs oscsntrsl' and bslsnce. thati 10 seyen.
sSsinhs H.iaS ofthc whole To- the Consolldaied
v,srinis ,rhs stoct m ths ConsoiIdated yIr.
r,.ks 4. not .S.ctsd nv this arranrement. 40 far
- ssis,ss 10 M round between he Kinney
..a NJ, IA Rsichs,
ana Best and Ds'eas''
BLOOD, scALrs y HAn--when n. y
w.u.. .-.u Lro., .na ,.,, nonu,., oold
wa.s, :
LII ciotnief' READS inc eenan' Ana ineen'ou,
n,a,hi0s =, ~. ian mai ~, ss,ino that tbeir
stocS u he beat in The country, no merely
allows . charitable smile TO sufuse his genial
countsnance like Q gentle xephyr, ripping me
calm surface OF Lake Tahoe. lie twiris his
manly mustache and remarks: Ina.s n0t
business. Let gentlemen come and trade Win
me. and when they See ~. .na' a sn1 So can . Suy ,sp s,
better suited, then they VIII the better under.
stand whom 70 trade Win hereaner. Maler
calls particular attention 70 MS eftehslvs etoes
Of new goods; Let others talk blood, seslps ahd
hair. but Waller viii 60 ON IN the even tenor OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08


Tho Tucrs Murder Case-westher
-Aaxiesy for the steamer China
-steeks-Branch state Prison
Projected Raees-Health Report
-9reenbAcks.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 81 p. NJ
The jury In the cas- Of John Tuers, for
the murder OF James Bowling. have
not yet agreed on verdict. They
were out all night.
The weather Il clear and cold, With
a heavy frost last night.
Anxiety for the safety OF the steamer
China increases.
Mining stocks are down again to-
day and the market panicy.
The Mechanics State Counsel has
declared In favor Of q Branch State
Prison at Folsom.
1t Is reported that q match has been
made for running a race between Nell
Flaherty and Joe Daniels over the
Ocean View course. The date Of the
race 10 not yet agreed upon. Also
that a race Is to DO arranged tor all
running horses In the world. to come
or here next Fall for a purse OF
$50.0
The smallpox and scsrlatlna are
rapidly abstlng under the effects Of tie
cold weather.
Greenbacks, 9090l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08

A PnoruEcY.-Col. Foruey predicts
In the Sunday Chronicis. that before
the holidays Of 1875, John G. Breck.
inrldge will be back Ia Congress, and
niso speaks q pleasant word for that
djstiucul,hed kentucklan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08
This Morning.

a, ophir. As, 80. 1.s, 2.lk. 80, 2s.x. as.
$40 Gould q Curry. %. 70, TN. -, n. ss. s,b,
$50 Bee. Z ssiehsr, ., q, ~. Is, a9S.
sss Chollar.Potosi, 20, 90. IS. Ct. GO, 65. @! b5.
opo Hale q Norcross, 20. o.. o. bs. %. cs. 90.
80 crown Point. 10. III.
6ss Yellow Jacket, %, %. % bso. "a, u. 70, 81,
SO.
;.se ,ss.,,.i n 50 !. s., OK.
1000 Ksniuek. 10, II. u. 2sk. s2S, - boo.
is Alpha. IS, SIN. cO. 50.
10 Bsichsr, us. iii Sso, ia, iiaX, rs. lis,
iitx.
issi Con; Virginia ". w. si' nh, sabso. @S
los sisra Nevada. u. d, n. an.
$50 Seq. Belehsr, 80. iss, 100. III, ia. 40.
1lS e1s.a.n. 100. us. Ia. rs, ls.. ia.
as Justice. Il. H.
$50 Julia, Q. 81. az.
1870 csisdonis. %, -. SOY, a, 81, -, say, %
saw, 20.
s8 Baltimore. g. 81, 81.
SIS kniekerbocker, ok.
no Union Con. %, n b3o. "a.
$ c.ntrsi; iio, ioI. ies: ioax.
$50 Lady Washington, sk.s.
$50 Lady Bryan, 7sc.
~ 1iut ~
10 Globe, .. az.
800 Exehsqusr. 80. 81. y. -
So American Fiat, 6k, on, 81.
IS csn,r.i No. !. 50. Is. n. 10 bsO.
90 Occidental
s15 woodville. AZ, az.
$50 Silver Cloud, !. ~, N.
500 Con. washoe. q
isooIndependent and Omega, NJ.
$50 south O~vernan, 1.
$50 Kossuth. 81, 10.
$50 Seq. Rock Island. sTkc. I.
10 Arizona q Utah, AZ, ~.
$50 Dardanelies. 6k. a.. o.
ii23 New York Con-, 81, 4. 81.
$50 Andes, N. ~. ~.
IS Bacon, sx.s.
$40 Utah. N, Jk.a
$50 Dayton. .. ", ~.
Hc0 Pietou, I3e, Soc, 61kc.
600 Jacob Little. 4.
SO bullion. n. 30, 81 b3.
e1s Roek Island. ..
$50 sutro. ~, ~. ~.
900 Eclipss. ~. ~.
80 Trench. Q, sk.s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08

EVENING souooL.-Professor Cromwell has
opened 40 evening school at the public school
building In Gold hill. Daily sessions rom Z to
0 r. ~. Persons desiring Instructions In the
sslves OF the present opportunity. Terms rea-
sonabls. sslSlm
r, who Investigate oalland's advertisement
shall become wise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08

DornLs DvrY.-we arc Informed
that an Ama.tious miner residing In
Gold HI, work. double shifts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08

- DOL r..
eIs PER CENT.
And to asy she 10 increasing In populailon Ina
greater niio than any city in the Union.
OAKLAND 10 now the largest city In the
Pacific States. excepting San Francisco, s,d It
has brighter prospects for the future than any
city In the usi,ed ststss.
Her site was evidently intsndsd By Nature for
= arat Commercial City, . rank to which It 10
consistently believed she win soon attain.
The foregoing hes, and many others that
nish. b mentioned. are proofs that Oakland
oGsrs srsstsr Inducements for investments In
Real Estate than any ethsF city In America, and
W feel cenadsns that In presenting this prop
srty, upon The terms proposed, We can recon-.
mend Il Is a SAFE AND DESIRABLE
rNvHsTxkNr.
Money cannot Be better or more safsiy invest.
I'd THAN 10 Real Rsa.s in . aourishing eiiv, such
- oshAsd sswis. An investment ofthis kind
iays the foundation for futsrs sseosss. eneour.
sgss habits Of industry and economy, and is the
sursst protection against . Day Of Advenity.
Fuii p~artIeulavs eas DO learned ss the
Onss q The Company, O street, virsisia,
.ppssiss the Bssk Of California, where
Mas esu 10 sees asd Cireslars ebtaissa
defTH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08

ATA 1EEErIMe q tn. su[no
p .. ais'ss 81, SSc' q: ss ss.s . q. o:e s. s ..rs
sIeetsd: d. Hsydenfssdt rrseidsat. q. I. Ives.
Vice President; n. Hsydsnfeldt. q, l. Ives,
K. u. Hall, @. W. 0rsyson and VIM. &. Miller,
Trustees; Geo. W. r. kim, Secretary. 1fi
Ia7l w GEO. W. r. KING, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08

WESTERN DISPATCHES


TO RI. oorD HILL ALT srws.l
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-10

"A Loud Mouthed Reformers Record"
''How tax payers are imposed on"

"A Loud Mouthed Reformers Record"
''How tax payers are imposed on"
EDITOR CHRONICLE:
The above are the head lines Of an
article published in the Independent Of
the 9Th inst which am credibly informed
was written by the Anti-Monop Candi-
date for District Attorney, ON THE SAB
BATH IN THE COURT House., WHILE F. NJ.
RoBERTsoN WIN CONDUCTING DIVINE
SERVICES M THE SANE BUILDING. II
Kinne had taken little of the time that
men generally work, and posted himself
on the facts connected with the subject,
and the Laws relating to the Swamp
Land, he would not have exhibited such
gross ignorance, and would have learn
ed that no part of the Two Hundred and
Eighty Dollars, mot $500, Kinne) referred
to by him, was drawn or received, in or
about, proving up any portion Of swamp
land indemnity mentioned in my contract
with the county.
This money was paid by the county to
defray the expenses of defending claim
brought in the United States Land Office
At Dies Moines, by the Cedar Rapids and
Missouri River Rail Road, to about two
thousand acres Of land situated in Otter
Greek township. The land claimed BY
the Rail Road was conveyed TO the State
of Iowa by an Act Of Congrss approved
March End, 1849, and was certified BY the
Surveyor General to be swampy, and was
held By the county long before my con-
tract with the county.
The indemnity that Twas 70 procure,
was for land sold BY the General Govern.
ment and was conveyed 70 the 6tate Of
Iowa, ~ n Act Of C6nGFess approved
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-10

We are credibly informed that James
Wilkinson while 1t Gilman in Marshall
county few days ago, peddled the story
on the streets that A. N. Poyneer, had
been Treasurer of the School District Of
Highland Township, lama county for .
term Of years, and that he had appropria-
ted Thirty Dollars Of the school fund that
came into his hands = such Treasurer, and
would not pay the same over to his sue.
cessor in Office when elected. Wilk de.
liberately charged that Mr.. Poyneer, had
thus stolen Thirty Dollars Of the funds
which came into his hands as school
Treasurer. Upon careful investigation
we find that this story is simply one of
James Wilkinson's campaign lies. There
is not word of truth in the accusation,
and the old fossil Wilk whould retract his
statements. Perhaps we have been mis-.
informed concerning his statements. II
so, we would be glad to correct them
through our columns.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-10

We copy the following items from the
Traer Clipper:
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Green left this week,
for Southern Illinois, on q short visit.
Dr.. Ladd Is the possessor Of fine new
buggy. His old one has travelled . good
many miles.
INyURED.-Mr. James Mulch, of Grant
township, fell from his granary last Wed
nesday, breaking three ribs and otherwise
injuring himself quite severely.
FIVE SrocK.-Mr. WestWilson received
last Wednesday two fine thorough bred
short horn calves, from the celebrated
stock farm of Mr.. A Karshaw, of Elgin,
Illinois. Mr.. w. will have them on ex-
hibition ct the fair next week.
II the person who takes such peculiar
delight IN firing of revolver every few
nights on the streets, would consult hts
ncighbors, he would find that the annoy
ance more than equals the pleasure, be-
sides it 10 dangerous amusement.
TRIAL FOR HORSE STEALMa.-Mr. Jas.
Tracey. spoken Of in these columns last
week g being arrested for horse stealing,
had his trial before Justice McIntire this
week, the trial continuing nearly three
DAYS. Between twelve and fifteen wit
ncsses were examined. About the same
testimony was ELECTED - ct the trial Of
parsons last week. He was bound over
70 the District Court his bail being fixed
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