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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-03-18
The Great Antagonist Of Dis
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What is the natural anita genist of disease? 1t is
the vital principle From the moIfent that disease
is developed in the system, this champion fights
the intruder until it either conquors conquer
ed. Which side should medicinal science esponse
in this life and death struggle? Should it depress
and cripple the physical energies Of the patient
thereby helping the disorder, should il reinforce
the vitality of the patient and thereby assist IN
queiiing the ailment7 OF course the proper an
10 this question must be obvious to every one
above tile grade Of an idiot a lunatic and hence
it follows that the weak and broken down invalid
instead Of toning, invigorating and WALKING his
enervated frame with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
must be either feeble minded or. leranged. surely
nothing short Of inbecilty insanity could induce
person labOring under bodily weakness and ner-
vons prostrstion, to take day after day powerful
doses of some drastic purgative in the hope Of
gaining strength thereby. Although charlatans
may advettise preparations of this character as
tOnicF, people in the fun possession Of their
NOT, one would think accept them such.
If they do the penalty of their creduality may be
dyspeptic, the bilious the debtated aud nervous,
aud all who subject to interuittents, or other
Diseases brought on by the inclemnt weather which
prevails at this season. will do well to strengthen
their nerves, tone their stonachs and regulate their
bowels with the Bitters. The two-fOId operation
of the restorative indignant and an aperienf
IN addition to its direct and specific effect upon the
dlsordered liver, renders 1t most efficient remedy
for conn laints of the digestive, secretiye and
cretiye organS OK present in nae This fact is
testimony 70 that effect Is published in Hostetters
Almanac for 1874,
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j. j. YOUNG.S.

At KNo ILLE,
New Dry Goods House, is worth
all the time it viii cost yen to see
it, and the low price offered on all
ines of Goods.
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For SALE-ON TIME.

A fine Piano, new and in good
condition; now at the Bean Station
House. Payment in instalments.
Enquire of, or address, n. EIFLER,
Knoxville, Tenn. oct 20
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HORSE AND JACK BMLs.--We are
prepared with handsome cuts and
good type to print Horse and Jack
bills at the lowest rates for cash.
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GARDEN Seed. p. & G. +
Speck have just received a large
stock of Fresh Garden Seeds of all
the choice varieties.
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SI.5OO.OOO
Total, $4,000 Gifts, all Cash, $1,000. 81,
The chances for gift are as one to FIVE.
Price Of Tickets.

whole tickets $1,000; Halves $500; Tenthe. or
eaefl coupon. $500, Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500 90 . 22E Tickets for 81 ,0D000. lis Whole
Tickets for IS 600 90 DIT Whole Tickets for SF9-
a0a.0o No discount less than S5O0. 90 worth Of
Tickets at a time.
Fae Fourth t3iff Concert viii be conducted in all
eiven and full particulars may be learned from
circulars which win be sent free from this Office
to all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for agencies,
viii he attended 10 in the order they are received
and il j. hoped they viii be sent ia promptly that
there may be disa pioiutment delay IN dflins
all. All agents feFeiHptorily required to settle
up their accounts and return All unsold tickets by
the 10Th day Of March,
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Are now opening full assert
ments Of everything new and
desirable in the following de-
partinents, which they offer to
the trade at popular prices
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Look at the new advertisement Of
L. P. & G.. Z. Speck, OH our fourth
page.
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We are authorized ami requested 70 announce
The name OF g. :. FIESHIlAN as . candidate for
Register Of Hamblcn eegLnty az tie easuiny August
election. te
We are authorized and requested to announce
the name Of JOHN BROWN as a canlitiate for
Register Of Hamblen county :. tlse ensuing August
election. f.
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For ElcVcnuc Collector

To the Voters Of Hamblsn county.
hereby respectfully solicit your suffrage for the
osaee Of ksseA.,e Collector at the ensuing AuenAs
election, te ] ". AI96s.
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TATE SPRTNGs.-We have receiv-
ed letter from Mr.. h. o. Tate,
propri tor Of Tate Springs, Granger
County Tennessee. stating that these
celebrated Springs would be opened
again for the public, the coming
season. There is not better mineral
water, more delightful scenery or q
more health giving atmosphere on
the continent than can be found ut
Tate Springs, the curative powers
of which are wonderful 1t is no
idle compliment we pay them in
saying so, for it is to their medicinal
virtues we are indebted for that
which money could not buy. or med
ical skill furnish. TO the sick and
attic ed We say, so to Tate Springs.
(IcAj.) Courier,
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The American Sardine Co.'S Boneless Ssrdines,
are much better and less than half the cost Of
imported Sardines- Sly
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EAST TENNESSEE TOBACCO
HOUSE continues to keep full line
of Tobaccos, both chewing and slnok-
ing. at the lowest prices.
WILLIAMS. ZIMMERMAN 6 WILSON.
dec 81
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The BEST Coffee, Sugar, Syrup,
Tea. Rice and all other Family Gro
ccries, at L. p. & G. E. Speck's.
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FIELD AND GARDEN SEED.
| have in store and for sale good
supply of Timothy, Clover and other
field and garden seeds. Call at the
Drug Store of DR.. g. T. MAGEE.
March ( If
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The best Nails of all kinds at the
new store Of L. T. &. q. L. Speck.
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PLASTER.

0m BAGS FRESH GROUND
SSD Virginia Plaster just received and for
sale to Farmers at cost FOR CASH.
mar IL IT, D. MORRIS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Trustee
For Register.

We are authorized and requested to announce
the name 81 JAMES J. THOMPSON as eansiiate
for reeie ton To the Office Of County Trustee al
the ensuing August election te
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Fine Pocket and Table Cutlery,
Trot Lines. Fish Hooks and Lines,
Plow Lines. Saddles, Brides, ETC., at
the new store ell. z. & c.. +. Spe ok
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rEOs. Z. RRAAILEFTE

Agent Publ Tillr. Ks ail Manager off Concert
del 1-tilm4r
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Nee .AEoerfisenlea,fs.


when death was hourly expected from CON
SUMPTION, All remedies liaFe fl5ef, azid DR.. Il.
JAMES was eNIlerliGeItzls- lte accidentally made
preparation of INDIAN HEAP vhicb cured his
ceipt of two STAMP - Pay. exIauAes. HEMP also
cures nlgat-sWeats, HaH7e at tle stomach and wiz
Z break "a fresh euldin p hours. Address CRlpDocK
X So-' 1u92 i'aee -, 4li'ia n7tl5 tlLs paper. 4w
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BWBTlTnE SEKLEIE Iars uuabeF Trusses
nQE OFE lelief. Comfort and Cure for
TRUSSES s.ra2 sol,sas s Iq9 l5 sts
highly pelshed- Free from Ell sour, rusty, chatting,
strapping or girth1lE uRFiass rtlicss Cool clenlv
", hghts sale aud durable JualacteJ ly til
ing. Always reliable. Every psirsh bio pa term iG-
Guiding the new Hard hurgEE ElAsrrlc MONT
Truss Sent by Nail or EN ress. sold by al
dealers. send for Illustrated Catalogue. Estab.te,
l347 Chestnut ST. Phil4., & 7s7 Broadway. n Y.
BEwAER Of Japanned limitations. 81 4w
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The Trotting Stallion.
.Jeens Patchen =

VIII make the present season, beginning Isl
March, 1874, at the stables Of II. M. BRANNlH,
Messy Greek, Jefferson county, Tennessee.
TERMS.---Twunty dollars the season. or
twenty-five dollars to insure mare with foaiy dae
when ascertained, or the nlareparted with.
It win be understood that mares are eput by the
season, unless the OWNER shall specify that ne
wants to insure, at the time the mare first goes t.
the horse.
Mares will be kept on pasture after 10th of Apri
at dollar aud fifty cent? per month"; or ON grain
and hay at two dollars per week.
Special pains viii be taken to prevent accidents :;
but no responsibility for accidents or escapes
Description and Pedigree.
He is four years old this spring. Full 16 hands
high black legs, fnane and tail a very dark bay.
He was bred by Hunt Brothers. Lexington, Ken
tueky who named him "PIOUS JEfMS."
He was siredhy Darby {Owne6 by Hunt Bros.,)
LIST dam sally messenger by Starliiht I'd dam by
Wake-up-Jake, by Downin-gas bay Messenger. TlIus
showing fsIsAES IAICHEN an inbred Messenger.
He is also strongly jmbned with the same blood
English AfeHirfhn, the sire ~ Imp. Messenger.
teaid to be the grrat source If trutters.)
IL viii be frsm the above pedigree that this
colt has more messenger blood than perhaps amy
horse in the State.
He il also grandson nf the great Membrane
Pafciten full brother to the celebrated Lady Thorn
Jerfns Patches II a horse NJ greaf muscular pow
er. Of splendid action, ana promises 70 DO fast
trotter.
He is also an excellent walker, with bait little
practice. ExpeRiene-d horsenfen say nc can wall
six miles an hour easily II. NJ BRAhNFh,
feb y tf,s Messy Greek, jefferson County, Tenn
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v RIT NG TACHTIE .S.
Desa0egDgDGgo

1t arrests decay of vital forces exhaustion Of tl,a
nervous system, restores viRur to the debil.tatcd
clcauses yitiated boud, removes vescl distractions
aud acts directly on the Liver and Spleen. Price q
bottle. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, is Plat street, y J
AZ 4w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-04
"THE INNER STRUCTURE OF PLANTS .

DR.. Ad0lph Lewe lectured last evening before
the New York Liberal Club, at PlimptOn Hall, on
"The Inner Structure OF Plants.n He said, first
that we can only reach perfection by initiating
nature, and then enlarged upon the importance Of
the study OF natural science, especially botany.
There is no possibility OF obtaining scientific re
suits regarding plants While the simple elements
forming the foundation Of their different forms Is
not asccrtaned. With the aid Of a microscope we
are enabled to find the starting point for the
whole theory regarding plants, their size and
characteristics. Tne lecturer referred at length
10 the growth of plants and the succor they re-
ceive from the sap, and concluded his remarks by
advising that, the foundation Tor the structure
Of all plants, however mucn they may diner IN
form and size Is the cell, this must oil necessity
he thoroughly understood before the plant can be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-04
CAPTURE OF RIVER THIEVES IN BRooKLYH.

At an early hour yesterday morning Officer
Looney discovered party Of men on the dock al
the pier foot OF Elizabeth street, Red Hook Point,
in the act OF removing the cargo from g. cana
boat. Suspectlng that the fellows were river
thieves he proceeded to the precinct station house
and procured the assistance OF a detachment o.
officers. They succeeded in arrestng five men,
who gave their names as James O'Neill, Hugh Cal
lahan, James Bell, Daniel Sullivan and James
Walsh all OF whom are said to be notorious char.
acters Callahan was a deck hand on the cana
boat Charles Bates, and was left IN charge of the
vessel On Thursday night He chartered a tugboat,
and, being joined by his confederates. commenced
unloading the cargo. which consisted OF 1000
bushels or wheat Inc prisoners mad their pictures
taken Tor tie adjournment OF the Rogues Gallery
yesterday, and Will De examined before Justice
"a
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TIL LATEST TEMPERANCE TEXT.
Inquest Over the Body OF William J.
Rigney.

An inquest was held yesterday afternoon before
Coroner Jones and jury into the circumstances
attending the sudden death Of william J. Rigney.
who died ON Sunday last at the Tenth precinct
station house after 0verndulgence In intoxicating
liquors. The father of deceased John Rigney, ties.
titled that he resides at No. 96 Sterling place; that
he never knew that his visited Liquor
stores; never knew him TO partake Of liquors.
John Bolman, young man. testified that he
invited William J. Kigney into the saloon OF Long
Brother, corner Of Bergen street and Sixth ave-
nue., IN company with youth named Screbner.
They had three or four rounds of drinks and
cigars and then went out. Shortly after that they
saw some OF the party carry deceased along
sixth avenue and lay HIM down under stoOp.
DR.. A. w. Shepard testified TO having made
the post-mortem examination in connection
with two other physicians. The lungs
were slightly cOngested, and the stomach was dis.
tended with pint ana half OIL fud. The brain
was also congested, and death resulted from con-
gestion OF the brain, superinduced by alcoholic
stimulants; should call IL acute alcoholism. The
inquest was adjourned until Monday next
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THE POPE AND VICTOR EMMANUEL.

The directions given by the Pope for the celebra
ton bv the Church OF the jubilee Of King Victor
Emmanuel's twenty-five years. reign (2sth Of july
arc that His Majesty being, by the grace OF God.
King OF Sardinia, Piedmont and Liguria, and BY
regular treaties Of cessi0n, King OF Lombardy and
Venetia the jubilee rs to be celebrated IN all the
churches OF these provinces and "Te Deums" are
to be cnantcd. In the churches of the rest OF
Italy where the King is considered by the Pope as
temporary, lllegltlmate master, no Church cele-
bration OF the jubilee Is TO take place.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN BROOKLYN.

Mr.. George Tacott was on his way to business
Yesterday morning and was passing along Clinton
avenue, in the vicinity OF DR.. Budngton's church,
when suddenly he was caught about the neck by a
man from behind and his watch and chain were
seized at the same moment. Mr.. Talcott cried out
vino heard the cry gave chase and caught the iel-
low. The prisoner. upon being arraigned before
Justice REILLY, said his name was J0nn H. Linbery.
and he was employed as Dookkeepcr at No. $40
broadway New York. He claimed 10 have been so
much under the influence OF liquor that he did not
know what he was arout He Is held Tor examina-
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Total CITY and county debt. as out.
standing December 81, 1878. accord
ing to the Comptroller's trial bal

standing December 81 1873 accord
ing TO the Comptrolers trial bal
1t will be that this differs rom the original
report OF the commissioners OF Accounts only by
the amount OF $4,000, which difference occurs in
the county statement and is occasioned by the
deduction OF the amount or the two county bonds
although they were not paid until January or
February following. Thus the statement OF the
uomp.roesrs ~ ira, balance sheet through which
ness OF his accounts Is tested, shows that the
debt on December u, 1873, was 5000 900 more than
the Comptroller reported II to be In the Mayors
Annual message, and than the .'recapituatonr OF
the Commissioners OF Accounts endeavors to max
it appear after the alteration of their original
statement at the demand OF the Mayor
THE REVENUE BONDS.
The discrepancy between the statements OF the
Comptroller ana the Commissioners OF Accounts
IN regard to the Revenue bonds outstanding De-
cember 81, 1873, has not been removed. The laws
OF 1872, chapters !. and 30 authorized the issue
oil certain bonds, payable out Of the revenues OF
the city, and chapter 444 OF the laws OF the same
year authorized the Comptroller to ''create ana
New YORK, or so much consolidated stock OF the
county OF New York shall be necessary TO provide
the means TO pay said revenue bonds at or before
Comptroller TO have acted on this authority, but he
did not do 80 prior TO December II, 1873 On DE.
a at meeting tn me b issne
consolidated CITY and county stock 10 the amount
OF OF ss,SioSsI was authorized. The bids for TINS
STOCK which was TO take up the revenue bonds,
were opened BY the Comptroller on January and
January q, lsIL The statement hfade by the
MAYOR ana comptroller in the Mayors annual
message last January, that the total amount OF
revenue ponls outstanding on December 81. 1873,
was sl,64,5sl, was not true, and was deception
on tne part Of those officers. The amount OF rev.
enue ponds actually outstanding at that date, as
shown oy the report Of the Commissioners OF Ac-
counts ana by the trial balance sheet OF the Conn.
roer was $l0,449g-p. ~
WHAT WAS TIE REASON FOR THE DECEPTION
1T, There has evidently been some doubtful work in
TINS consolidated stock business since the law of
1872 chapter 49,, was re-enacted. AT the earnest
request OF tle Colpptroler in 1878. chapter 1853
iion for the immediate passage Of third la " for
the same purpose was sent TO Albany by the Mayor
and Comptroller early In the session. This law was
also enacted. WHY shoul1 three separate laws be
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TROTTING IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCIsC0. April 8, 1874.
At Oakland Park yesterday the California mare
Lady Mac, made what is said TO be the best time
on record in five mile trottlng race. She trotted
against Jerome and Omaha. nne sold In the pools
ut 81 against their $50 and 500 respectively. and
won the race. Time 10 minnteas
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statement put forth 81 the MAYOR in his
this should be done, and was met with nat re-
fusal on the part OF the Commissioners, who con-
ee%Ssr s ana should not Ut Be dsducted from
the gross amount OF the debt The Mayor, Ia IAN
Of
Commissioners accustomed another delay IN the
publication OF the report; but ~ lengtn tne point
Commissioners gave way. The "recapltulationr
OF their figures had originally read as foll0ws:-
Total city debt 500 24l, Jos
Total county debt. 3l,621,st5
Total .sl3l. 500 ST.
To this, through tne determined de-
mands OF the Mayor. they were in
duced 10 add the following lines
Less warrants outstanding. ............ 665, 900
Balance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..... .Slsl 2O4, ST.
Thus bringing the gross amount OF the debt, on
December 81, down to the incorrect figures re-
ported by the Mayor and Comptroller IN January
last. The Commissioners OF Accounts, prior to
them 70 compel them thus 20 faslfy their state
ment had repeatedly insisted that the $685. 600 was
% the her Snd mao
that the warrants for this amount had not been
paid until January and February that the holders
OF the bonds had consented to hold them over. and
that interest had been paid on them by the city
up TO the day OF their payment.
THE coMPrRolLER's FINANCIAL DECEPTION Ex-
POSED
Aware that there were other methods Of expos
ing the deception and untruthful character OF
the deot statement put forth IN the Mayors
annual statement than through the instrument
tally Of the report or the Commissioner OF Ac-
counts, the reporter OF the HERALD procured q
copy OF the '.tria balance sheet used In the orce
OF the Comptroller Tor the month ending Deem
Der 81, 1873, and the examination OF this sheet
proved al once that the original statement OF the
Commissioners OF Accounts. as placed in the
hands OF the Mayor, was a correct statement OF
the city and county debt on the last day OF last
December, and that the statement, after being
tempered with and altered, is NOT faithful and
truthful exhibit OF the debt on that day. We give
below in proof OF that assertion, an exact copy OF
the material portion OF this trial balance sheet
signed and endorsed as a statement OF the city
debt on December 81, 1879, and also the o0tings Of
the trial balance sheet OF the county
STATEMENT OF THE CITY DEBT AT THE CLOSE or
BUSINESS, DECEMBER 81, 1874.
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CULLEN, VICE vANDERWERKEN.

Mr.. Daniel Gillen was yesterday appointed Dep
uty Collector in Mr. FreeIands ONCE Brooklyn, in
place OF Alfred yanderwerken, resigned. His de-
partment Will be that OF cgaces and SUGGESTIONS.
the same which caused SO much inconvenience 10
his predecessor IN office.
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EDUCATIONAL REFORM.

At the meeting OF the New York Educational
society held April Mr.. G. b. Hendrickson. Princi
pal OF st. Johns school, was elected President,
and Mr. w. A. Frost, Secretary, for the ensuing
year This IL q chartered organization, having Tor
its object the promotion oil educational reform.
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THE CITY DEBT.


~orucxos rConnsuo SOY Accours
Of
SSSss HP 4 SSSsaSp
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SNOW AT WATERFOWL, N. Y.

WATERFOWL. April Q, 1874.
The ground In this vicinity had Deen entirely
bare Tor weeks until last night, wnel snow Tell TO
the depth OF six inches.
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FROST IN ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, April ., 1874.
There was light frost here TINS mofa'ux' pus
no damage was done by It.
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city and County Treasury.

Comptroller Green reports the following dis
bursements and receipts Of the treasury ycstcr.
day T.t--.--~ --ea -,"a. r :
DrssrRsvnEyrs
Claims paid NO, ofwarrsnts 80 amounting to-. S. 043
fayroilS tNo OF warrants 2O3. amounting 1896
Total (No. OF warrants 22D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s7o5O9
From taxes Of 1873 and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $s7A
From arrears of taxes assessments aud interest," 7ON4
From collection ssnents and int rest $50.
From market rents 293
from water rents 3l3
From fees and fnes-Corp Grafton Attorney..... 675
From sewer permits 40
From sales vtrifed stone pipe, .......s......,. as
Pieas' .....'............. 29
From fees and ines-Dstric courts ........... 1J6l
Total 81 257
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The above stocks and bonds issued under special
laws for works In progress assessment bonds
OF improvements IN progress and 10 be repaid from
sessmcnts TO be collected consolidated stock for pay
men or short bonds Issued In 1872 10 old debts and
to reimburse the Street Improvement Fund
ments vacated by order OF the Supreme Court. pro-
vided by chapter fi Laws OF It2 chapter 1855
OF 1913, bonds Tor iiaadation OF claims ana judg-
ments and claims prior u January 1872 chapter 100
Laws 1919, and revenue bonds to meet current ex-
penses Of and payable from taxes OF 1874.
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Seven per cent Revenue bonds Chap
ter u, payable January 10. 1874. ;:
Seven per cent Revenue bonds CHAP
ter 81, payable February l, 1s14......
Six per cent Revenue bonds chapter
~, payable OCTOBER l, 1874.
Six and seven per cent Revenue bonds
OF 1878. payable IN 1874. ...... ......
SIX per cent Revenue bonds tchapter
o25, Laws OF 1871, payable July /, 1874.