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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19
FROM sPRINGFIELD.
The Cast Days Or ScllOOl'' ~
Fa1Fv1cyV.

After the examinations, " hich occu-
pied the forenoon, and were very sat
isfactory to all; and after the young
men had quit their ball playing in fl
vor Of existing tag" which ruled the
noon hour, the ringing OF the bell
stopped the fun, and spelling down"
came first. Mr.. L. Latchaw from the
Branch, came OUT victorious. Then
came several short speeches by the
scholars. which were . credit to them
selves and teacher.
The query box contained the jokes
of the community, and brought forth
rosrs of laughter.
A short and appropriate speech was
given by Mr.. Bell, in which he tried
to impress upon the mindD OF the
scholars the Importance of living NOR.
oil, upright lives, and improving the
opportunities which they had OF get.
ting an education. He also told them
persons regretted, after it was too late,
the lost chances Of youth. became af-
ter person got to be twenty lone It
was harder for him to study a. there
WAS more on his mind. He was fol-
lowed by defamation, by Mr.. Lat
chaw.
The exercises were closed by Mr..
Worthy Garner, the teacher. address
ing Us for few minutes. He request
ed tho scholars to not neglect their
books because school was out, remind
ing them that It was only by studying
hard every spare moment thst our
great men rose to responsible positions.
He also appealed to them to shun the
vices of youth and prepare themselves
for usefulness In life, and bade them
adiew.
Everybody seemed well pleased and
parted In good spirits. PAT.
Fairview, Iowa, March l3. 1875.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

A MAGNIFICENT OrFER TO Our
READERs!-Mr. LEWIS, Of the Vest
en- Rwrai and Yosng Folks Rur0s,
makes the following tempting offer to
all who choose to take advantage of 1t:
TO every person who will send him
only $3.50 before May 1st) he will In
return send the follOwing:-1st-The
H0un0 Fbtks' Rural for one year 1.-THE
regular price Of the paper being 81 .5O);
2d-Vick's Floral Guide for one year
(price Is cents; 3d-An order on Mr..
Wick for ONE DOLLARS WORTH
Of vegetable or flower Seeds, to be sent
post paid; 4th Two lovely landscape
chromos telxS!l. entitled " Morning on
the Aississippi" and ".Sunset on the
Nevras." mounted and postpaid. This
b truly splendid offer, ~ the paper
itself IL worth all that IL asked for It,
and should be In the hands of all
young people. Inciose the money
(only $1.50) TO III. N. F. LEWIS. Pub
Usher, Chicago, and say you satO this
Offer. Mr.. Lewis will do al he prom
ises. You can have the paper and
chron,os addressed to your boy or girl,
and the seed order and Guide to you,
- you may wish. A sample paper will
be sent postpaid for 10 cents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

| ne b pat down one hundred dollar
Tor railroad; the thought struck M
Of the Museatine, Upton d Anamesa
Road. I happened to die my old re.
ceipts, and just one look at them d On.
o0gh, can say no; and suppos<
there b more In Upton have the same
kind aud would probably like to cell
their stock.
Our new town u surveyed, one sec
ton; four f0rties In the center or thu
section are laid out In town lots, and
the other twelve forties are all sold, and
. great deal of the other land around
the town. Mr.. Harrison evidently
means business The railroad land
Ii being picked up almost NJ fast rs
government land.
Our county seat, York. 10 making .
very rapid growth. there 10 1t present
four dry goods and grocery stores. two
shoe stores, two lumber yards, and
three agricultural houses; and - fine
lot ofimpiements - you will see any
place.
We have bad religious services In
the neighborhood for the past three
weeks. Nine added 70 the Congrega-
tional Church; they h1vo an ofganiEs-
ton now with fourteen member; the
Presbyterians organised, this mouth,
with twenty-five members; organize
tons only two miles part.
We had'a vsry pleasant visit, few
days ago. from N. G. Foy; he reported
Cedar county boys all right In Polk.
Spring work has oommenced; some
wheat already sown. All are buisy.
n 1t holds such weether . 1sw days
longer the work will begin Ia earnest;
there will be som large iields Of wheat
here this year. Wheat IL worth here,
Ut present, 50 to 30 cents; corn SO; oats
so; potatoes 81 so, and scarce Ut that.
Horses are very high, 1t least you
would think SO II you we're 70 see the
car load ofold plugs that came to York
few days ago, and are selling for
from $3.50 to $50 . piece, on six
months time. So II there 10 any old
plug hOrsee In Cedar I would advise
you to ship them to Nebraska.
Yours very truly,
JOHN LETT.
p. s. Our biggest excitement just
now 10 the Indian, but II Uncle Sam
persists in furnishing them with am
unition and firearms, We don't pro-
pose to fight them. We will pull mp
stakes" fret. J. L.
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AMoSG the men greatly interested
in the sIowa Southwestern Railway"
was the late Adam Noel, Of Daven-
port, who decided to the company ten
acsss of land in Winfield township,
near tie Davenport and St. Paul
railroad, On condition that the com
pany erect : depot, switches, side
tracks, eto., there. He also agreed
to transfer to the company one hum
dred and ten acres Of Land in the
township Tor twenty 1--we dollars per
acre, pro vided the company lay il out
in lots and sell it, returning to him
half the proceeds Of such sales. Be-
aides this, he agreed to give the CON-
psny the right Of way, one hundred
feet wids, through II his land in
that township. OF course the railroad
did not come, and 20 the privileges
remained untsken, and on yesterday,
says ! late Davenport Demoros
John z. Noel and Ed. NJ. Brsnnicl,
executors of the estate Of Mr.. Noel
commenced suit in the Circuit Court
against the railroad company to re.
cover al the grants made and to have
the contract made null and void.
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FROM FAIRFIELD TIP.

We have looked In vain for some
correspondent from Fairfield and
thought few lines would not be out
Of place.
The schools are nearly all closed for
the winter. We spent last Friday In
visiting Prairie Flower aud were we'll
pleased with the advancement and in
terestsh0wn by the pupils. There
itations were good-muoh better than
we expected to find them. The decla-
nations were the best that we have
ever heard at Q common school and
gave evidence Of great care and atten-
ton. The prize books were then pre-
scented by the teacher, Mr.. Spear. The
first was awarded to Miss Sarah Kin.
ney and the second to Charles Snyder
the third to Ella Mason and the fourth
70 John Mason. A few appropriate
remarks we're made by the teacher
concerning the progress Of the school
and we went home we'll pleased with
the prosperous condition Of our
school. G. d.
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At the residence Of his parents in
Iowa township, March 9th, 1874. Of
CONGESTION Of the Lungs, Charles Wor-
rell, in the ed year Of his age.
The ruthless hand OF death has
STRICKEN down enc 10 our midst who
had just bloomed Into manhood, and
entered upon the stage to act his part
In the great DRAMA OF human events.
We saw the deceased some ten days be-
fore his death, apparently In good
health. and bat little did we think
that the msAse0geF OF death lowered
% near. The family circle has lost a
beloved member. and the community
an esteemed citizen. During his sick
ness he expssesed : willingness to die.
A short time before he breathed his
last he called the family to the bed.
side and gave 70 ea0h the parting hand,
requesting them, .ons aud ell, to meet
him In heaven. He w. sensible to
the lase 3bsseth, md soal0ned to the
will q him vllo dossh 81 shings well.
1879 J. G.,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19
FROM YORK COUNTY, NEB.
Winter GOne-RallrOad Excite
nent-Rev. HarrisOn's towns
Present Prices or Produce,
YORK, Nsb., March Ath, 1874

AOkhp NeO., OANfCn 9tns 16t4.
DEAR ADvERTIsER,-I hope you
will not think that am encroaching
upon your time and your readers. yet
/ wish to con verse . little In this slow,
tedious way. ! believe the last wrote
you WIS Dec. LIST. We have had but
very little winter since; 1t. II true We
have had three winter months, but
they were very pleasant ones, cops,d-
ering thu xperisncs We had efshs tvo
last winter, which hes lepgthsned oul
limited wood piles.
We are continually having SONS
kind Of excitement, IS prosone, eail.
road; some aEe for bonds, while some
are for bulldiug by subscription. One
gentlemen came to my house the 9th.
ef day with list Of names and asked
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19
FRon WESLEY CHAPEL.

Spring ct last seems to throw his
cheering rays ID. the vicinity OF the
Chapel. The feads are quite dry and
farmers begin to look to their machin-
cry. preparatory to spring work.
The 610dAy School still progresses
very Weab tl1Dugh the attendance is
quite small, vyds . spirit Of work is
exhibited BY che Superintendent and
others. Rev. I. b. 6h0nt4 hOlds ser
vice each Alternate Sabbath evening
with . good c0i1ET1gatiop, and we hope
he WIN not dIoeOntinue O. he inti-
mates.
J. i. Woodhouse and daughter re-
turned from their visit to New Eng
land recpatiy. ~ Trey gather home''
ether ~ leaving, some TO stay Others
70 vSole. ssIe RARA AVIS.
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e 4 - 80 * & <
VIZ have for come time seen items
in papers frUm adjoining counter
regarding the collection, by an agent
travelling for that purpose, Of heavy
royalty from all farmers using the
draft equalizer, or three-horse clevis.
The collection is made, of course, by
threats Of suit for infringement Of
patent; and We now learn that the
collector has reached Cedar county
in his labors. II, o. we are credibly
informed, it is true that the clevis
was in quite common use for num-
Der Of years before the issuance Of
the patent under which this assess
ment is attempted, it seems to us the
farmers are foolish to walk up one
after another and pay over their lit
tie six dollars each. They have or.
carnations for mutual protection
why does not one Of these make III
issue in some case and see the thing
through.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

SCHOOL ExHIBITIox.-City Hall
next week, consisting of dialogues,
declAmations, tableaux and chemi-
cal experiments, few philosophical
illustrations and original orations and
essays. Admission, for the members
Of the school, ten cents; all others,
Is cents. Tickets for sale at Row.
ellis store. Proceeds to be used for
the purpose Of paying for the ap-
paratus already bought, and for the
purpose of increasing and sustaining
. labratory for the school.
]. NJ. ScoTT, Prin.
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MARRIED..

dence OF the brides parents, In Red Oak. by
Rev. 8. B. Maitbie, Mr.. A. c. Reeder and
Miss Eva E. McCune, both of Cedar county
The printers do not the less gratefully ac
knowledge the courtesies extended to them
in connection with the above notice, from
the fact that such substantial reminder was
not necessary 70 secure to the friends whose
names occur In such happy iuxtaposition
our hearty congratulations and very besl
wishes.
At the residence OF Vim. Criswell, Thurs.
day, March 18th 1871, by the Rev. J.K. Bloom
Mr.. Alfred 8. culver to Miss Mary T.. Nei.
man. all of Cedar county, Iowa.
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THAT same old p. B. Of juryman
who, at the late Circuit Court, was
ssonly deck hand and didn't mean
to dictate,' was on the jury in .
sshog case" wherein one Of the wit
nesses testified that lot Of hogs
shrank twelve pounds each in being
removed from one yard to another,
but short distance apart. SNOW
zee here" said P. B., "what ! want
to come 1t is, how many removes
would it have taken to have had no
hogs left?"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

TowN Asssss,fEsr.-An persons
owning property within The corporate
limits Of the town Of Upton win be
interested in knowing that - the
law now stands the Town Council 10
the Board Of Eqsalisssion to whom
must be referred any satisfactory
assessments Of such properly The
nAseting Of such Bead = On ~ $3.50
day = that of the towaship Hoasis
the first Monday in April-and viii
bs helds q the Mayors o6ces Should
any one seek TO appeal from the
assessment made BY the corporation
Assessor, this win be the only legal
time add place. go 81
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

The GEM MICROSCOPE The Gem
Microscope f. truly IN optical wonder.
It reveals thousands OF unseen won.
ders and Oufi0sitiee Of Gods minute
creation the small worlds teeming
with animal life, the little things Of
nature with which We are surrounded,
but which are invjsibls to the naked
eye. the thousand and one curiositiee
and minute objects with many of
which We are familiar, because we
have read or heard Of them, but which
to the unaided vision have remained
sealed book. are brought within the
realizing reach Of our sight and under
many wonders entirely new to us are
also brought to sight by Ito. use. No
article for the Same price has ever been
offered to the public which combines
the ssoential points OF vaiuable In
structi0n and entertaining refined
amusement to so great an extent as
this instrument; every family has only
to appreciate its merits to become its
posesseOr. it IL 30 low-priced that ev-
erybody can have one, and % simple
child can use IL. Parents should pro-
vide their children with this valuable
instructor. This Microscope possesses
the great advantage Of being used BY
lamp light - we'll - BY daylight, and
thus a1lbrds entertainmsnt after the
occupations Of the day are laid aside.
IL b really Of great value to the family
II only because II shows the adultera
tons Of bod, - sugars, teas, etc., and
the Qualities Of cl0ths. 1t also plainly
shows TRICHINA sPIRALIs or Pork
Worm whenever II exists In pork. II
h safely mailed, post paid. on receipt
Of price, ($1.5O) to any address by the
Beverly Co, o78 Wahash Az. Chicago.
Bee their advertisement elsewhere.
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JAS. II. RoTHRtcK.

FIVE prisoners escaped from the
Linn county Jail at Marion last Fri
day. They obtained IN suger, bored
through and climbed out on the roof,
and then lowered themselves to the
ground by means Of bed clothes tied
together and fastened to chimney.
Four Of the Eve were in jail for theft
and one WAS held for witness.
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HoRsEs SHor.-Only . few days,
or nights ago, some malicious scoun-
drel shot two horses which were run
ming in John Keith's pasture, on the
Piatt farm, northeast of Upton
Only one Of the horses proved to be.
long to Mr.. Keith, the other being
the property Of Thomas Thompson
Tho Thompson horse was shot SO that
il died tn . short time; the other will
probably recover. Why such wan
ton act should have been perpetrated,
Mr.. Keith 10 At loss to know. Ii
does not seem possible that it was
accidental, and he can think of no
motive sufficient to instigate such an
act Of. revenge even in considers
ton Of the very small temptation
which would Be necessary for any
one 20 low = 70 be capable Of such :
deed.
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GoING AwAY.-Rev. James Allen,
who has for several years been Rector
Of the Episcopal church in this place,
with his family takes leave Of Upton
tomorrow evening TO find new
home and sphere of labor At Oska-
loosa, in this State. Rev. Mr.. Allen
is genial gentleman, man Of cul-
ture and an earnest worker in the
moral vineyard. We wish him .
pleasant and satisfactory location
and congratulate those to whom he
goes upon their good fortune.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

SINGING CLAss.-We learn that
. large rudimentary class in vocal
music was organized last Friday IN
der the able teaching of Prot. Woods
Such interest in singing, and par,
ticularly, the desire and effort to
learn to read music with facility, is
the natural and expected result Of an
impetus given by the late Musical
Convention. This ID as it should be,
and We are glad to see it; and also
to zee that the bread cast upon the
waters by our local musicians in
THAR stsenucus efforts to secure. and
sustain the convention, is likely te
return to them-before, instead Of
after, many days.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

Dr. BAKERS PANACEA, for Rheu.
matism, Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie
Diarrhra, Cholera Morbus, Cholers
Infantum, Sprains. Burns, Scalds
Bruises, Clilb!ains, Prostitutes. Swell
lings, Soreness OF the Joints. and Ill
painful affections of the body, exter.
nal and internal. For Colds, Sore
throat, Quincy, and diseases Of the
throat aud mucous membrane, IL 10 ar
invaluable remedy. John f. Henry
Curran 4 Co., Proprietors, Sand 8 Cot
lege Place, New York. Bird
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BRIcK FoR SALE.-Wm. Kettell
has on hand, It his kiln near the Ma
sonic cemctary, lot Of good brick,
which sre being sold rapidly. Any
10 need should caA soon. The pub
hc il also informed that Mr.. K. viii
manufacture, during tie coming
season, plenty q brick to supply any
demand, and will keep them con-
stantly on hand.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

DRowxrD.--A week ago last Sab
bath . nephew Of Mr.. Courtwrightyo
Oxford Mills, WAS drowned in the
Wapsie near that point. The lad
who was fourteen pears Of age, wa
crossing . bayou, Of arm Of the river
whoa ths breaking ice dropped him
iato deep water. Two smaller boy.
were with him, and ran for help
ths unfostunsts lad clinging to the
loo for whole hour and sinking, be-
numbed, only few moments before
the needed succor arrived.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

Mr.. Winslsw's Seethins SyrsD 10 The Pre-.
seriptien Of one Of the best Female Physiciess
and Nurses In the United States and has sseo used
sbr thirty yean with never f,!:ns SAFETY and suc-
cess BY millions Of n6thers and children. from the
feeble infant o. one week old to the adult, II cor
sectA Acdity Of the stomach, relisyes wind collie,
rexulase: the bowels, and Fivss rsst health and
She Dest and auIest Rsmedy In the world In All
cases Of 0YaHNTERY and DIARRH0A IN
CHILDREN, whethag u arises nom Toething or
Pom any other cauaA Full directions for using viii
fccompsny ea;h bottle None Genuine unls0 the
side wrapper. Sold ~ all Medicine Dealers. lys
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

THE twelfth annual meeting of the
Iowa State Dental Society, will be
held ut Dubuque; commanding on
the third Tuesday in May MAY ls)
1874.
Dentists who are not members of
the society arc cordially invited TO be
present.
A. T. ABBOTT, Pres,
Manchester, lows.
E. T. R1GBY, Cor. Sec'y.
State papers please copy. 3w.
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RENovED.-P. Wsllace wishes the
public to understand that he has re.
moved his City Clothing Store to the
commodious corner room lately CO.
eupie.l by Reichert Bros, where he
is receiving new goods daily.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-03-19

rheum. ear-ache, &C., upon the human frame, and
of strains SPAWN. CALLS. &C., upon animals in one
year than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. II = c0unter-irritant, m all
healing pain reliever. Crippies throw away their
crutches the lame walk poisonous bites are render
ed harmless, and the wounded are healed without =
scar. II Ia no humbug. The recipe 10 published
around each bottle. II b selling article ever
before sold and II sells because II does just what Il
pretends to do Those who now suffer from rheu-
matism. pain or swelling deserve to sufier II they
will not use Centaur Liniment. More than 1000
tifcates of remarkable cures, including frozen
limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt. running tamors.
&C.. have been received. We will send . circular
containing certificates the recipe, etc. gratis to any
one requesting it. One bottle ofthe yellow wrapper
Centaur Liniment Ia worth e0o for spawned orswee
MED horses and mules. or for screw-worm In sheep
stock -thisliniment Is worth your attention
No family should be without CentAur Linment
Sold by all Druggists. 80 cents per bottle; large hot
ties q 90. J. h. ROSE 4 CO., 50 Broadway, N. Y.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy relief for young men from
the effects Of errors and abuses IN ear
sly life Manhood restored. Impedi-
Sments to marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and re-
mark able remedies. Books and circu.
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address. Howard Association, No. 2,
Soath Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa
An Institution having . high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and pro-
feesional skill. 46yl
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WANTED--A few thousand dollars
worth of first mortgage notes'
Also few thousand dollars to loan fol
; term Of years on FIRST mortgage farm
property. Inquire Of
CHAs. HAMMOND.
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This is the kind of . shirt that
was stolen 1t Cedar Rapids the other
day: "A super6ne double extra,
XXX, Galesburg shirt, with . fan
tail, patent reversible bosom and
combination coupling down the
back"
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oil kinds 1t Alden's.

RESIDENCE AND PASTURE LORI
FOE SAIL wish to sell thirty
acres Of land, on west side of Upton
so rods from the depot. The greater
part Of it is well adapted for residence
purposes; will be sold very low or
long time, and in lots Of from one t.
Eve acres to suit purchasers. Imme
diate possession given. Inquire q
my residence.
3w12 JAS. III. ROTHRDCK.
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Popular illustrated book (26O pages)
on Manhood Woman hood Marriage
Impediments to Marriage; the Cause
and cure. Sen. securely seoled, post
paid for so cts., by DR.. G. Whittier, 6l7
ST. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo-, the
great specialist. Read his works. 8y
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READ the advertisement OF DR.. Nc
Affee the celebrated Specialist, in this
paper, who offers to pay one hundred
dollars forfeit, for any case he under.
tai 90 aud does not cure. Sm48.
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-Qussnsvars q Aldsn's.

FoR SAIlE.-Surburban property
--three u aere lots convenient for
pasture.
Also 55i acres opposite residence
E. H. Pounds, 1t bargain.
# A. H0LTsLANDER.
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You can buy dry goods for less
than they have been sold in Upton
since 1861. Ct Perrien Deans.
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THE State Register clips . little
item from the last ADVERTISER and
credits it to the Upton Post. Don't
be raising up spirits Of the departed
that way.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE. Holtslander 4
Swineford are about closing their
business and al accounts must be
settled immediately.
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Amount OF interest paid 70 date...-"-. VAIN
The several Sub Districts refunded At diff
ferent times, an aggregate Of elO6.So. which
their respective contingent funds were over
drawn. which lessons the actual receipts
and disbursements, ~ shown above.by that
amount.
Respectfully submitted,
March 7th, 1874.