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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 S0TT S5fs:i MiEMSERs OF liz
~ ERTY LODGE, No. 6, X. of P, are re-
quested TO meet at their hall THIS Monday
for the funeral Of our late brother P. @. John T.
Smith. The members will meet on tn ESDAY, at
O'Clock D. m, sharp at their hall, in fatigue uni
form, to attend the funeral OF 2. @. ]. T. Smith:
Members Of sister Lodges are fraternally invited
to attend. By order ofV. G. Ryall.
THEODORE SNIFFIN,
II. of r. and 81.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03
TEAS.

Our FIFTY cent oolong and Imperial Teas are
the best to be had in this city at the price, or money
refunded. We also have on hand, and in large sup
ply, FIFTEEN other different grades, including
very high grade ofsILYER LEAF Japan and choice
Moyune GunpOwder, at moderate prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is published every
morning Sundays excepted at the southwest cor
and isfunished to subscribers (5y carriers) at my
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, $500 per year; 0LO0 for six
months, and 500 for three months. Terms in
Tariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
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cents per line
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for publication, should be addressed to WIN. J,
4URTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, D.
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IMPORTANT
Tax-Paye rs

The assessments for special Improvement taxes
are now due and payable on the folloWing-named
streets, and In accordance with existing law, ''in
Of default In the payment OF any installment,
the property against which the assessment and GER
tthcate exist, or much thereof as may be neces-
sary pay said instaiment with interest and
charges, shall be sold and subject to redemption Is
provided In act OF August 10, lsIl:"
- street Gom Seventh TO Twenty-seeond, due
New York avenue, due october 5, 1874.
Missouri avenue. between Third and Sixth streets,
j street, rom Second to Fourth, due October II,
d street, from New Jersey avenue to Fourth
street, due October a. ls74.
Third street, from Missouri avenue to street,
EiShfh Street, from G to o, due October IS, Is74
Z Street, from Thirteenth TO Fifteenth, due Dc
H Street, nom Eighteenth to Twenty-second, due
y Street, e. from New Jersey avenue to Fourth
STREET from twentieth to Twenty-sIxth, due
street, from Sixth to Seventh, due October n,
1874.
Sixth street. from Louisiana avenue south, due
street, from First to Third, due October 3,
i' Second street. from Pennsylvania avenue to
Parties interested In the payment OF taxes upon
the oye-named streets, In part or In fulls can
save 4 large per centage BY calling upo1
DICKSON q PATTERSON,
stock BFOk eFs,
Ofaces; No. COS Fifteenth street and No..2es Four
and-a-haif street. oelS-u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03

TUESDAY MoRNING::::::NOvEMBE 3, 1874,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03
80 TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
~ OrrICE CnnIPrRnLIER nF CuRRENC

WASHINGTON, Oct. ], 1874,
Notice is hereby given TO all persons who may
have claims against The Merchants National Bank,
Of Washington. ID. c., that the same must be pre-
sented at this ONCE with the legal proof thereof
within three months from this date, they will be
disalloWed. JOHN JAY KNOX.
ocs-3m Comptroller Of the Currency.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03

R~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-WE WOULD
~ call the attention Of our friends and the
public generally to the fact that we give our con-
slant attention to REAL ESTATE in all its
branches. Sales at auction specially ATTENDED to.
Loans can always be negotiated at short notice on
class DOWNMAN GREEN,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctloneers,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03

CIRCULATING LIBRARY, now made especially
attractive by the addition Of all the latest works,
EVENING CLASSES, Photography. Classics,
English Branches and the Modern Languages.
FREE READING ROOMS,
DAILYPRAYER-MEETIN 12:15, Sand sp m.
SABBATH AFTEREooN SERVICES, in Lincoln
hall. at 3.SO O'Clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-03
Remarks.
G. G. cORNWELL & SONS,
FINE GRoCERS,
I4IS Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
W1lAEd's Hotel.
EDUCATIONAL.

VOCAL, INSTRUCTION
AT MARINIS HALL,
MAESTRO ELTORE BARILI, from Phladel-
phia, has the honor to announce that he will COM
menee hislessOns in singing on MONDAY, HOVem-
Der 1874 For particulars circulars, to be had
at the Hall or at the music stores.
, 1874-11-04

Forinden Egteskabet suites, har vedkOmmende Ovrighed at
forvisse sig ON, at den 5 4 ~paabudne Kundgj0relse har fundet
sted, og at intet Forbud er anmeldt' hvoIhos han bar at iagt--
tage Alt, hVad der we'd ForordnDgen af 30te April 1924 S. 3
og 4, SAINT S. 8 til IL, CTR. Rescriptet af SIDE Mai 1927 No. ,
Og Anordning f26de September 1860, er paalagS den PRIEST.
der VIII foretage en- Hgtevielse. Dog skal der like, selv om
kr@ves Bevis Tor Nydebep af Nadverens Sacramento eller Con-
Rrmationsattest.
, 1874-11-04

paa den til Egteskabets Stftelse berammede Dag, der, saa-
vidt skee kan, velges efter Brudeparrets Onske, moder dette
pAa Jursdie tionens Thingsted. ovrigheden %foreholder f0rst
begge PRISONER Egteskabets Betyduing, modtager derpaa deres
Erkl@ring, at de Vile have hinanden til Mand og Hustrue, og
forkynder sluttelig, at Egteskab meifem dem lovligen og med
fluid ~borgerlig Gy!dighed or indgaaet, alt OvereensstemIheise
med den i dette Oiemed foreskrevne og nervarende Anordning
vedfoiede Formular. H~andlingen foregaaer ofentlig i2 tilkaid-
ve Vidners Overvarelse.
ON Diet saaledes ~indgaaede Rgteskab indfores det Fornodne
en- dertil indrettet autorseret Protocol, hyoraf Udskrit. under
0vrighedens Navn og segl, meddeles Egtepsxret som Vidnes-
, 1874-11-04
Translation.
Janus August Gaxde,

Governor of the Danish Weandio Islands, Commander Of
Donne5rQg and Dan"eb0gsmG"d,
EEAKE KNOWN: On the most submissive representa-
MA ton of the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the King
August 1874 to sanction the following Ordinance extend
ing to the Danish West India Islands the Law of 18th
April 1851 concerning the Contraction of Marriage OUT
side the recognized religious congregations or between
members of different religious congregations, &C., and of
the Law of 4th March 1857 concerning alteration Of the
Ordinance Of 3Oth May 1923 about Baptism.
The law of 18th April 1851 concerning the Contrac-
ton of Marriage outside the recognized religious congre-
cations or between members of different religious congre-
cations, sc, and the law of 4h March 1857 altering the
ordinance of 3Oth May 1928 concerning Baptism, are.
with the notifications which follow from the local rela-
tions, extended to the Danish West India Islands in the
manner hereinafter enacted.
~ II u IN Z ID
, 1874-11-04

IRE Uger for Egteskabets Indgaaelse maa det paa Diet sted,
hvor Bruden h0rer hjemme, vBre k~undgjort til Thinge, at ct
saadant Egteskab agtes indgaaet, SAINT for hvilken Ovrghed.
Eyteskabet ~fuldbyrdes, maa den gjentages.-FOrbudm mod Ag-
teskabets Stftelse maa anmeldes for Ovrigheden paa Brudens
Hjemstavn.
, 1874-11-04
Janus August Garde,
Gouuernew for de donsk-vsaindiske Ger, Commander g

Donmebrog og Dannehogsmond'
G9J0R ~VITTERLIGT: Paa Finantsministerlets derom
In nedlagte allerunderdanigste Forestiling har det
beh aget Hans Majestet Kongen we'd allerholeste kesolu-
ton af 19de August 1874 allernaadigst at stadf@ste f0lgen-
de at Kolonialraadene for st. Thomas og st. Jan og tor
St. Croix we'd 3die Behandling henholdsvils den 24de
Marts og 7de April 1874 vedtagne Anordning ON Udvi-
delse til de dansk-vestindiske Der at Low at 13de April
1861 ON Egteskabs Indgaaese udenfor de anerklendte
Troessamfund ener imelem Medlemmer at torskleHIge
Troessamfund M. ", SAINT af Low at 4de Marts 1857 ON
Forandring i Forordningen ON Daaben at 3Ote MAJ
1923.
Low af 1sde April 1851 ON Egteskabs ~1udgaaelse
udenfor de anerkjendte Troessamfund eller imeIlem
Medlemmer of forskjellige TrOessamtund, m. w. SAINT
Low af 4de Marts 1857 ON F~orandring i Forordnlngen
ON Daaben af 3Ote Mai 1923 udvides til de dansk-vestln-
diske Der, med de at Forholdene f6lgende Afvigelser'
pa den herefter fastsatte Made.
, 1874-11-04

De der vile indgaae saaJant borgerligt Egteskab, skulle
heron indgive skrlfdig Begjering til Ovrigheden o: ByfOgden,
pa Diet Sted, hvor Rgteskabet agtes ~fuldbyrdet.
, 1874-11-04

In the manner aforesaid, marriage may be contracted between
persons belonging to different religious congregational, whether
it be the Evangelical Lutheran congregation, or any other con-
R~regation, recognized or not recognized, in the Danish West
India Islands.
, 1874-11-04

Oh the day fixed for the contraction of the marriage, which
as far as possible shall be chosen in accordance with the wish
of the parties, these shall appear in the Court House Of the
jurisdiction. The magistrate shall, first, impress upon both par
ties the significance of marriage, upon which he receives their
declaration that they will be mar and wife and shall, finally.
announce that marriage is lawfully and with perfect OWL yalidi-
ty by them contracted in accordance with the formula fbr this
purpose enacted and appended to The present ordinance! The
act is performed publicly in the presence of two witnesses called
for the purpose. =" 4rns - 4olG9I
Concerning the marriage thus contracted the needfuf entry
shall be made in a protocol adapted and authorized for e pnr.
pose. A copy of the entry under the signature and seal Of the
magistrate concerned, shall be given to the married. eouplsss
, 1874-11-04
c A T e r

gelical Lutheran Church, nor to any religious congregation In
the Danish West India Islands having ministers recognized by
the State and competent to administer the rite of marriage, wish
to contract marriage, such marriage can, with perfect civil va
ldty, be contracted before the civil magistrate without
clerical c0nsecration.
, 1874-11-04

Before the contraction of a marriage the magistrate concern
ed shall ascertain that the public announcement enacted in SEQ.
4 has taken place, and that no prohibition has been notified,
and shall, moreover, observe all duties which by Ordinance of
3Oth April 1924 Sections 8 and 4 and, Sections $40, 10, ri and
10, by Rescript of 9Th May 1927 No. 8, and Ordinance of Goth
September 1860 are enjoined on a clergyman before administer
ing the rite of marriage. Proof of having partaken of this Sac.
rameHt of the Lords Supper, or certificate of Confirmation shall
however, not be demanded, even if any of the parties belong to
She Evangelical Lutheran Church.
, 1874-11-04
K A PITEL I.

Naar en- Mand og en- Kvinde, der like bore til den evange-
lsk Iutherske Krke eller til noget andet TrOessamfmd, som
pa de dansk-vestindiske Ger har af Staten a~nerkjendte Og til
ut forrette Vielser berettigede Pr@ster, vile indg1ae Hgteskab,
skal dette med fluid borgerlig Gyldighed kunne indgaaes for den
borgerige 0vrighed uden kirkelig Velse.
, 1874-11-04

Paa samme Made kan Fgteskab stites imeIlem PersOner.
der hdre til ~fOrskjelige Tr~oessamfund, hvad enten det evange'
lIk lutherske seller noget andet paa Oerne ~anerkjendt, elier noget
like ~anerkjendt Troessamfund.
, 1874-11-04

Three weeks before the contraction of the marriage, pubic
announcement must be made in the Court of the place where
the bride is domioiEed, to the effect, that the contraction of the
marriage in question is intended, and stating the magistrate be-
fore whom the marriage is to be contracted. IF more than 8
months expire between the public announcement and the CON.
traction of the marriage. the said announcement must be- repeat
ed. Prohibitions against the contraction of the marriage must
be lodged with the magistrate of the domioae of the bride.
, 1874-11-04

The parties intending to contract Civil Marriage as aforesaid
shall send written request to that purpose to the magistfateaO:
the Judge, of the place where they intend to contract the mar
.Tiage. f
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-12
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

a v.I.NcHE GOLD sd siIEII; MIMIC i:,s
~ COMPANY. location OF "'rhs. s.i'.i - -
Iycu County. Nevada. Elace Ct htsihfss' ."i
s.u city. Nevada Notice Is her, b, W.. w
ST s meeting Of the hcsld Ct pre- 1s - '.I,
shove named Ccnpsny, Eeld on tie "a cay .
Ic.,hfr 4 J.. 1874. an asse s. NJ 1T q ci'F -
cent I,.r sf,rre wa irNi.t upon 'ach ara wy
sfar,. tf lie c%l itai stock q - s"l.' on
rcrv. rarsblr i..li.e Ciateiy TO tie Secretary, Ii
his office II tsrsun tIiy, ftNsdH' N%''' a9@''>
D-fr,t tc herald ~ Il tttoie the
1871, tn- CT November. :. - IA'f.
T he f,ayntit :r b rnrGe IL co'p. any -. Il
hel+er r.akinr default in .syEiiE CT SAC as
ct.sur.nt IS shove T.ouirtti.- upon the Sl}itt :
+fI h. ina VIII - Il, linqu,rt, ard sal" shares
yi,l he advertised ttr ss.e at iuh4ic &LtSoii'
ana uulses Tie required t'a! III III 'Atl'oh II
f.taG- IN Ct BET r. the
,5ll d. a suItJptar. ! T. 'S,t.
s. ,,,.ry - such shsrts viii &c soc u ss'c lest
fet. IS viii lie 1T, ess&.y Ger tie I"St III Il TIE
,.sss.rr,lt ,.,,n s!i,l;1ss held l. such - are
t,laer .rct:cr with cost ot ajFtlts, IL III ana
j. I. KERSEY.
saer.tary and r. ssuT,r.
Cs-kcr CITY, Nevada. Cci-sler -, ic'i.
cot
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-12
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY
No. 81 Montgomery Block,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Ky II AIKEN. ATEOKHEh--I.
w Law AND ConmHAd.r OF the Ssana
army u the lie, ubIic il California and Neva-
da, u i'll give rsmlt attention 20 the coilee'ioh
Of Additional Trayei Fay, row due Ca:lfefnlA
and N~yad, Volunteers 0isr harSed n-tr- than
three hundred miles from home. soiu!-rs can
oepensi Oh fair dealing iDforma ion gwen
fee Of charge When writing enclose stamp
for reilly ana state company and regiment, and
whether you have . discharge. Consress mas
extended tho time for filing claims fer Add
tional Bounty under act Ct July Is. 1850. to
January, 1915, SO all such claims must be 1nade
before tnat time. Original Bounty Of 500 has
been loved all volunteers v no enlisted before
July 2ad, 1861 for three years. II not paid the
sane when discharged. Land Warrants can be
obtained for services Z, ndtGe before 1855 but
10, for service in the late war. Feneions for
lste wal ana war OF 1872 obtained and Increased
vhep SLOWED fer less thai disability warrants,
but O reI siCns are allowed 10 heAICLn sEd
Florida ar soldiers State Of Texas las granted
Pen sia,.s to surviving veterans CT Texas AeNo-
l1tian Sew Orleans and Mobile lrlze Mercy
is ROW tIe sni being paid. ". II. Alkcn also
rtt.LGs TO utatral Law AID Collection Eus1Less.
sc5--aHGIU
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-12
TO THE UEFCETs.TaTE
SEy. REEttEsES
NEW RTHFEiEz :
cE. G;EHDN-S Eisi'ESs AIRY

ssh Francisco. Established il 1+s.. flT the
treatment of ss xs:al snd St ,niral l:3stass snt !.
az Gouc.ri.sn, Clcet. SfIctn,e, >itl-i~ Ii 81
is foI1sss seq ;n;l "cskrtss, ln9l Il 8, .fe
s.; ,.iscae,s cf ye&rs staac-tg std t'ee.a'Nd
/ .. : s:.cc. ssfuily treated.
Ii"iri..ie Diseases.
Irew Eiary Thousands If ie2seIs. beth mat
ard {, male. arr there Who sre suit IiIs cut =
pli4tr: l,le ex;sttI fIonI the tttects c. seoI.t
ul.-tIts, q from virus ahsalted jito the sts-
ten I1CL at heir psllIt. srEaciEiea ard Cls-
figured taces ard their lr"htI-Ge~II ee1st:t1s-
tons sq,ia living h, III fer tie hapElntss q
marriage OF the .rt3o5 ii4' Mt 81 me In ii.;s
hor1itf situation thousands suf,r Until death
cIo,ts tn. sctEc. Let IartIts- eaaldIaLs,
friends attend to those no ale ltii'ilIg wiki
any Of these horrible, life-dt str'ylIG @!at.1ts
STE that they are c&,e'i for ara cured t'.i'Te u
t. too late send them inlIncd la'tls to IR.
GIHIoE MUSICIAN who Las made private
Gir. agtE his especial study fer years, and v ho is
Certain TO care the nlos. i1vettra'eeaae, without
mercury or Any iDjurio us dr'!fs-
Seminal Weakness.
Stn.inal Emissions, the ccEseqn.Lce 81 etl,-
.huse: This solitary Vice. or Geiraystt sesn.i
indulgence. is prRciised y the youth 81 teth
s, xts to aE almost unlimited extent, Producing
with uuerTihG cortairty, tle following Train G.;
1lft5!ll sy1ni tli:4s. u1!,ss cpIlhat.G scieHti
tc I4:t,.I,sl measures. Viz: Sa!low ccCntfn-
sI.Ct. dark 4 ots Under tbs cytN. pain IN IL
H. I'd. rirg i'll tie esTs, r'fs; tae tie TGs1ll1g
of l-ayGs and Tat;lirg q char OTIS, ui-ossinets
sl,c Ii III loiuF. weakness OF the ...is. conf
sd ...I Y. bp-!ted intellect loss If cuE1deIice
..itftt lCc IL u IroscLine strarseIs Glflike 20
firm Lew acS,Gait.talcer. Glspoelt.tn Ia SHIN
So, ic:v les G: llo,y. hectic irsl.s rilnpi.s
:ni yaTicus ,ruptiurs ltsaEt tie f.e.s. fu.Iei
tongue, f.tid breath. coEel., COZ sumption,
night swes.s ucnonanis sud If. iuC Lat Insanity.
If relief be not obtained. should ElEly iIlue-
disteiy either N person or by l-t:.r. and have
cure Effected by his new and Fe!eDtit-c mode ct
iIesting this diseaie. " hicn never fails Of e.
fecti1g quick AID radical cure.
tUUED IT HOME.
Persons at distsnce may be GU ED AT
HOME by sddrcssings lett,rfo IR. GIBEON,
stating ease, symptoms l.nath Of time the dir
case las continued and have II dicii4e rs,Mp;-
ly forwarded, free from dsnsi Sc and curiosity,
to any par, of the country. wi b fun and plain
directions BY II.scTilag Ten lcllsrs coin. in
registered letter. through the Pcstoflee
through Wells. Fargo Co; rseEag~ of med
cine will be forwarded 70 any rArt Of the nicG.
Correspondents v Ill Ilgas Inform DR.. Glib
that they ad Lis adv ts~niei Is in the APfEaI
Address DIR. J.. +. G5DBON
ies3-ly to1 1857. SAD Francisco.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-21
Com.
The Republic Magazine. Til

The Republic Magazine. This
rev monthly is gaining rapidly in pub
lie favor and circulation. The May
number is filed with we'll written pa
Pegs Ca current topics, among which
are The Currency, and the New
Currency Bill The Usuary Laws,
"Closer Relations With Canada,
''Pennsylyania in It's Industrial
Aspect" Indian determination or
Civilization. THE Menaonites, Who
They Are, and What They Want. >
"Work Of the 43d Congress, > "Hon-
Moses w. Fields Plea for the Tariff, ="
The Postal Telegraph. " "The South
ern War Claims, &C., &c. The OBJ
ject Of The Republic is TO present the
prominent political questions of the
day to the public in reliable form and
show their bearing upon the material
interests Of the National Common
wealth. 1t is published at Washing
ton, D. c., at the low price OF $500
per annum. Sample copies mailed at
ten cents each,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-21
Our Small Change,

-Eym s Nillor,s obrioR
Most t;r,o f,r r4+I. n;os
10 'i' q 10 i''''"7 E'"" ""l''
,''''A''' Pi0nA''' 'o-D'5HO a. =
~
-kline is celIarlns the White
building,
Another refreshing rain last Mon
day night.
-Wausau has resumed work on its
SIS, GOO school house.
.r.,, g.. 49,, ,.,,7.-o-, ;,
is the wsy thew mt # now,
ne lilac s"e1S'n ''' S"10'1'SS'
i'AV"i'e ''i0 "Pp'0 'i00'o"''
Toy wheel 0aFFows and nd seFyl'a0is
carts uS' io'el'eu d. me '" ooo O0""'J
Drug store.
The birds are sparkling in the leafy
tree tops. They will go to house keep
ing shortly.
W. nlor.4on5 tbo4 4loro uot "a
.,1 r -,
N country woods,
v,.',... 1,o,,.h 20 hood
!, r'Sl..,+,o,
sl-' {" ~. ~ - 'si :
-"0'0' al" o"' "S0S'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-21

Street Sprinkler. -Uur merchants
and business men have long felt the
necessity Of a street sprinkler. Ac-
cordingly Marvin Lynn who is wide
awake in matters pertaining to the
gathering together of the dimes, enlist
ed, and Saturday last our people were
astonishei by the appearance of live
drizzler on the principal thoroughtare.
Our merchants, and other Of our citi-
zens subscribed $500 per month
towards the baptism of the dust, but
we learn that they are hardly satisfied
with the capacity of that '.drizzle-droz-
zler. Marve, obtain larger distrib-
utter and bore the holes trife bigger,
and our whole business community will
aoo only be content, but will say ''well
done good and faithful servant. enter
We into the river and load up frequent
y, and let 'er squirt till the armies Of
dust be subduel." We won t repeat
what citizen said about a skinner,
nor the suggestion made by another
relative to the efficiency Of small boys
with alder squirt guns. The people
appreciate the enterprise. but they
want--strange as It may appear more
scdtsr.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-21

The Union Meetings.-Rev Jes-
Sc Cole delivered stirring address at
the Cong. Church on Sunday evening
of last week on Profanity, followed by
Rev. R. NJ. Webster at the II. Z
Church last Sabbath evening, on the
4th commandment. Large audiences
greeted the speakers at both meetings.
The union meetings are to be contin-
ued, We understand, through the sum
mer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-21

The District Atty Question:
We were in error last week III stating
that Gov Taylor had granted a re-
hearing in the Dist Atty matter. A
re-hearing has not been granted as yet.
c. NJ Webb and Geo. 4. Gardner are
required to show cause, if any exists,
why a re-hearing should not be had.
The Tribute says the motion was to
have been argued before his Ercsjtency
last Wednesday.