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New-York tribune., 1874-09-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


posT OF yEw-I sEPE II
CLEARED.
se,mstp Baac Brl Keaedy Liverpool Via oueeDrOvn J.
steamship Jaw. Br MuDhy. Liverpool and eosen'tSwn cA's d'
steamship Nee.ar er Meyer via sOrsamptou cefess
:S ss%S Tsss"s Tss"a. "a & s h:ss ksss
steamship Henry ChaHnee RAhbun APnwa Paehe NAL steam
steamship stat. Of Texas BOg,r via Key West C. IL
% se"nsSO Ger Meade s,-p.on View otau. rreaces Baker
s,emsbp Montgon.rT Farsloth savannah Robert Lowaen
steamship san Salvador sieseron saysonsh Ssn'sos r.
steamship Benescor Jones Wilmington, G. wn ClTd. Co
steamship knight Chichester GeO7ze'Own. c. C Keuron
steamship vndc.sor Do,n. PhI.epA. Lo.a sean.lspce
Steamship George Cromwei raeSn por,s1d NE. OaA 'A'
steamship CHe'1Psats maagS% s,; Portland Sss : + h 5%,
sh s,sa:nD ',s F7; F@scl PhlsdSlphs Wa Kr1paeh
sss%ship sshD BsTeri1 Pierce pbladeD1a Jsae Hand
sh9 Gran Canars SpAnl ArSena Las FaHA' 'Aa0A-a iAS
R.. . Scs :s 5. dsrl .s & E gIa Has a.:
Bar, a.. a & g. s,ss's BsI I.s sSsoS
Bark 0rOla Itsll. Cafero, Lisboo Finch. EdyeGco.
Bah s,s Hs H y5 Eees PsSs s:sPsA ys s: f EIs" Co.
Baa Andres Nsnano I Labraao Lsboo Pauch Edye Co.
BnS Gaoo9o dt, csseTo. Cas8.h. Funeh. Edye Co.
Brig Guehelno fltal CaRero. Malaga Fanch Biye 20
Bns Morning Light DH Georgetosn Demerars, w p Arm
Bns Rasy Neal Pet Spain Trinidad D.n. T,o.srise Co.
Rs .%s TgDP. TTs2. H B1a'ss sssd S WP va Ss Abbott
sehi Edwin Palmer stevens Ts@pco Thebaud Bios.
s ssr ss sH1s wyI'T e. Nsa s s Ha.s ns
sehr j. T. Chandler lBr Peas, ParnOOO n s. D. K De wOlo
seSr L. EAtOu Adams Key West and Psn.aeO, BeDner -
Schr Minnie Hudson jacksonville Warren Ray.
R eRr f1sse Hss sfnS Ba R ssasy CO.
sehr W Townsend Towu.en Redmond Va sash' Petty.
ssst Tyler PssE.en AeIaodrs siShs S Psity p,,
se5f & NJ saver Kelly Gaiasspef Ne Wilson 6oiir,J.
Schr TT smith
sehr BasEsioas Wessol Beifona W Jackson sou
Senr. Onward. Wheeler Providence II. W Jackson Soa
sehr E. IL Clara FsngaT Providence H. W. jackson Son.
ARRIVED
% % m r'.Sf @ % c ,' G. F. s'' l. and
Steamship Italy Bt ThoTso1 L'spool Aug 20 and Queenstown
NesBaber Bremen Aug 30 Southampton
Sept sI.h @t.s ana pas ss osee VA SS s,
steamship south csroTna Bechs Sept nd..
Barb Serene O baltimore ssssnrn Auckland June ~ with sut
sondrenOrse tyor rarndsen, London Sc days ballast
Bng 20 Narys Cof Weynoath, S. COan. Arroyo R., %
schr M,1 PIKE IOf Qasbec Good Dorchester N B. 10 d'ys
seSf Melvin Of BO.Onl Andrews ST. John. B. ds
Sch, Es.YGT. Bl Miller oN,.s w9:s. s. wit" 4 P..'s
schr Addie Byron COUSINS HlsbOro n B.. With plaster
schr. l. D. LGthrcp, MeAsr Hn.bcro, y. B., riA plaster
sehr l. HOiSsY. Bryant, shaee n s. EIth 'pling
SAILED.
Steamships SeL.r for Bremen TeaOnis. for Hmburv oyup.t
9r Gow EnsDS g, G q s S,a % s .ps % s
Gen Meade for New Orleans MongomeS for sa'suuah Cb,m
Light for Barbados Caroline EddT. for =.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sept 12The steamship Stat OF LOUISIANA rom News
4STSERs sept 2-Tbe steamship Nderand arrived
''''' For --latest sdlp gecs see serena Paoe.l
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A SUIT AGAINST JAMES WATSON WEBB

AS was stated some time ago in THE IRIB-
une while James Watson Webb Minister to Brazil,
an American vessel which had gone ashore on the
Brazilian coast was, as was claimed By the United
States illegally condemned aud damages for such con-
demnation were demanded by this Government and
allowed by that OF Brazil. Ii alleged that the
damages were paid 20 Mr.. Webb IL was subsequently
discovered that the vessel legally condemned, and
the Brazilian Government applied 10 the United states
for the OF the mouey which had been paid as
damages. In compliance with the application, t9oooO
was rendered the amount which had been receive
Mr. Webb The Brazilian Government then claimed
that they had paid Mr.. Webb double that amount as
damages the condemnation of the vessel. Mr. Webb
them stated claimed that the additional $500
had been paid out as commissions 70 those who had been
instrumental in securing the allowance OF the claim
The United States Government not satisfied with
Mr.. Webbs representation and on Saturday suit was
begun IN the United States District Court TO recover
from him $4,000 part OF the money paid 20 him as
damage for the Illegal condemnation Of the vessel.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Sept. H. 1874.
Trade was unusually dull. No changes have
taken place during the week closing under this date cal
cuated to improve the hope OF speedy revival OF bus
before the return TO town OF the horse-fancyne
and moneyed part Of population The supply IN all
kinds OF stock has been very light and OF fair quality
only The aggregate amount OF business transacted Ia
the open market during the week If considerably less
compared with the period OF previous Years anu
prices are weak and variable The sales held ad the
cferent auction marts durpg the week we're well at
tended the humber OF horses disposed of IN excess
OF last week and the prices realized generally satsac-
tory.
woodpecker Golddust. the we'll known trotter' was
bought by j. II U0rnsbY OF Shelby County, Nv. az the
Louis Vile Fair Grounds for $4,000 Henry b. Hart
esq, Of this city bought promising twoyear-od e0t'
by Seneca Chief from Ira H. H. Coleman for tCOo Col
Richard West OF Scott County. Ky sod his trotting
geldng, known a. the "Embry Horse, ior N,1Vo,
Audubon bay colt, years old. ny Austraan was soI
by Mr. Mart Jordan TO Mr. d. j. Bannafyne OF nontreai
for 5000 Judge Kinney OF the Drennon STOCK farm
near Nebraska City purchased from j. L. frankin *
Sons the black mare Fanchon for $500 r..
The results of todays sale at Barker & Sons City
Auction Mart and NewYork Tattersals were reported
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OPENING THE CAMPAIGN.

ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE NEw-YoRK REPuB-
IIcAN AND DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONS.
CARMEL, Sept. 13.--HamitOn Fish, jr, and
Chares T. Brewster Yesterday eee ed delegates to
the Republican State Convention for Putnam county
WATERTowN, Sept. 13.-The delegates to the
Republican State Convention from the lid District Oh
Jefferson County are A. w. Peek OF Clayton. W But
terneld OF Redwood, l. Gage Of Chaumount, ana L. u
McAlhsteF Of Antwerp.
BIsGHAMroN, Sept. 13.-The Democratic
County Convention met here yesterday and elected
delegates the State Conventoo whom they instructed
10 support Samuel J. nldsn for Governor asd Gen, Ed
ward Jones. OF this city for Lieutenant Governor.
CARMEL, Sept. 13-The delegates to the Dem
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THE COURTS.
THE PoRChAsE OF A CHILD.

Peter Hallock, who was committed Tor trial
az the Jefferson Market Police Court few days ago.
charged with buying the little girl, Lima Dinser' only Is
years old from drunken father was taken before
Judge westbrook In Supreme Court, Chambers on Bat
urdsy upon writ OF habeas corpus The ground upon
which the application was based was that the i'o's
charged do not amount TO an abduction In .ne no
Ia. ry, o,,,a,,t under which he Is held however, Is
drawn up 40 as 20 two statusory onenses tse
nrst abdnction and this 10 Substantially aoanaonea
the .econd cling female child for improper pur-
poses In tnts latter charge 10 alleged that Is
he propristor Of . diAreputabs house The case WAS
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.ae-s, 4 C. Phlinps viss. snd did, C. H. L,..s @ ssd
vif. Prof Dsren D. Psrry and ehH nes iAss
Kinney John stafford J. y Lss A. abbott " Gun g. H. Hssrs
u. L. Eueyy Lssf p vie and se sfsn a =.
Osborne Por American sDd sests Pass
Pers-Lssh spsvsL ~ Lsat A Miller U = y n, - :.
Stanford D Thurston George ebs 6easoo ros-
Frederick Ase H. Baehsr r. Mrs MPherson Eenf<
crksop M ChisfEngneer D. Hilbert u s. D., George
Mel WI
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ABUSES.
fo lhs Edttor of The Tribune

SIR: notice in your paper of Saturday,
Sept a. statement Of c. X. Smith, complaining Of sl-
leged Fire Department abuses in which you say that
one Fitch friend OF Commissioner Van Cott, had made
bid etc. furnish feed but had boea scared out by the
Commissioner wish 10 say, IN justce 70 Com
Smiths statement I have never spoken 70 hr: Van
Cott aud what Is more. have never yet bad the
ME asnre OF seftng thai gentlemen. wn II. FI1CH-
Esw- York. 10. ss7 AGdass. Sept. III. Is7A
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P1SSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM BREMRN-En seamship Donlw Sept. l2.-Mna Dubois
Virginia Dubois Bonstrup Louise Duttenholer Katy Mueller G
Thorudke Elizabeth 0echs Emma Brown H. semken H. keche
with mlg servant Wiasel Elise Wnse Maggie Wnse
L. Fenann With family Julius Curhees Dayd Ler
and wife Ed sether Molly Mrs Ad Heenbe children and
vOmlnn and daughter Hermann Hemann la He'll
New-York tribune., 1874-09-14

..l~ ,S aIn Aly
Mr.. Barker also Sold at private saie' Pai VI No''
matched black gedings for N.S00 ... A..
The carriage trade very quiet throughout the
entire week and with the exception OF few orders re-
ceiyed by of fine work. presented no new
features
Rypo-,, AZ carriaoes Imports Of Carriages. .
Ma,,eo , A3O Exports o. Carrta0e Materials.
PorroR wheels $50
MEXICO. 90 wheels. ,zoU
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Supreme Court-C CAambers-By Judge Westbrook.-
ssw York sviiven and Hartford Railroad cemgsy a
viii ms before Wednesday lsept 16) f N Le'
show that day aud hour that be has removed al liquors DC
forbidden o sell from the premises.
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MIyIATURR ALMANAC

Sun $40 se g. IL Moon 757
Sandy Hook e:4O 10 Hell Gate Ferry. 600
DAv-P
s.ndy Usot e57 Gov. IsaDd I037 Hell Ferr. DOT
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DECIHIONa-aEPT. II.

adjourned until to-day order thai Jadse WeatorooR
might consult the authorities bearing upon the case
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CALByDARs-Tan oAr.

g.. .Abdre~ ke. sgt N. J.
Steamboat Co.
IS. Carpenter agt. Van Pet.
23..YazuanBo sgt. Brad, ke-
Al. brigham. Ne. agt Kings
ston \. K r. Go.
"a. .McSsmara sgt. Sertou, nc.
81. Continental Bank Note co.
agt. Industrial Exhibi-
ton Co.
10. Parish agt. sherman. &c.
go. .Ames, &c. agt. REDDISH. he.
12s. .Hosgiand agt. Alien,
l35. herrhsnts Bank Of Canada
agt. Pacific Mnl ). & Co.
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orurouran advertisements.

- ULLMAN's New Patent Side Suspending
Os TROUSERS perfectly In position they avoid rising up he
bung knee cutting the shoulders avnS the chest
expand support the back They cost no more than other
The be applied 10 Trousers PEee 81
and Der pair opinions, Patterns and Illustrations sent
n.t fee 10 All psr world ULLMAN 81 Regentt London
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miscellaneous.

brushes of every description Mt S}5 Pearls
D-An the lowest factory prices JOHN HOPPELs
manu- importer.
MOODY & JEMJSON.-COTr0N FACTORS
VI and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l2S strand, GAlvesfon<
Texas: 23 Willamst. SeS-iork
vVO ARCHITECTS and SURVEYORS.-A
DRAWING TABLE 10 Zee, long with cedar drawers for SAID
cheap. Inquire Of c. J. IL. ~ Broedst, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-14


GNSER BE- Sled In all Ten
with Of the
number ami the Of the Judge who ed tbe
further whether appeal from az
order will not be placed on the Csnds b'
order of he WV Walsh Oiers
New-York tribune., 1874-09-14

I42. Brady sgt. Van Loon. he.
l43. .hszle on. &c. sgt Smith.
1856. .Chsmberlain. &c. sgt
Loadsay.
1873. .woleotf agt- Armstrong.
ls0. Winn sat. Mcclellan.
1893. Hess agt. Esston.
l94. .Boxn sgt. Moeller.
1856. .Ebbinghouser agi. Temple
ton. he.
l97. Redmond, &s agt Hoge,
&c.
1873. Sullivan sgt The Mayor,
&C.
100 Dorm agt. Smith. &c.
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Corporation Notires.

1 49, Z
pOLTS, SPIKES, BANDS, &c.-SEALEU
will he by the Department 81 Docks mil
n. 2j, 1874 for furnishing BOLTS sPtkbss
material for period OF sI months For pare
The Civ Record Copies for sse al No cav HAL
CORPORATION SALE OF FERRY LEASE
Nsealed COmpOers Once De opesef
SATURDAY September 10, 1874 tor Lease OF 'bs
Ferry Grands EewYort Grandst Brooklyn or yesa
rom September To- 1874 - -. =,
Pull advertisement Of ibis date Toe City Record
ANDREW II. GREEN. Comptroller.
Yes-YOrk Controllers oaee september ., 1874
nor FORAGE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
be receved By the Fire DeRamss' auii - o'clock a. n Sep-
see City Record Copies for sale al No. CITY Hall
EOR COAL-SEALED PROPOSALS will bd
il received BY the Police Department until 10 o'clock
Sept ~ 1874. for ,450 Tons Coal
For parueuars CITY Record Copies for sale No. CITY
Hall
LAY, OATS, STRAW and FEED.-SEALEU
PROPOSALS will be received by the Police DsparmHt natl 10
O'clock Sept Corn, Meal AID Fee4
For particulars see The Cry Record CoPes Tor safe At NO. zCy
Hall.
DLANK, TIMBER and PILES.-SEALED
PROP OSALs the Department of Dochs unni
ii O'clock ~ 1874 for supplies Tor monts CONSIST Ig
pine spruce and oak plank and timber and pne spruce And hm<
For Orieaa see The City Record Copies FOR sale No. City
Hall
WHARFAGE for SALE.-WILLIAM KEN
w sell Pabie Anco0, for the Department Of Doess
- l5 1874 the rgM - cet Wharfage Tor
ave yea from pier At Fortieth-st North River.
For particulars The city Reeo Copies Tor sale at No cp
Hail
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Old Mans W0oing.

"Come sit upon my knee, MIME,
And. darling, do not frown, .,, -.
You know my hair is thin and white,
And. yours is thick and brown.
So sit upon my knee, MIME, ....
And lean your bright head low
Against my cheek, for see, MIME, r.
My hair is white as snow" -. -.
"And sing me that old song, Mimic,
About the summer dead, ......i
Its pleasant tune has all the time
Been going through my head, .s.
Since when you sang it first, Mimic,
In tones SO sweet and clear. ...-..
With but o little sky between
Ourselves and heaven, my dear"
"My eyes are growing blind, MINES
My heart is sad with care jig
And you are like bright young rose,
That I must never wear,
If you were not so young, Mimic,
And were not so gray, .
I'd ask if you would smile sometimes,
And make my darkness day. ',
ooh! when I'm dead and gone, Mini
You must not come to weep; ....
The lightest sigh you breathed for me,
Would wake me out of sleep;
Would wake me out of death, MIME
All! do not tremble 30; .,; g..
You know cannot love, Mimic,
My hair is white as snow" ....
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The City Council Of Greenvine has
had forwarded to theHon. A.. =. WaE
lace, at Washington, the tides made out
to the General Government, OF the lot OF
land on Avenue street, on which 1t Is
proposed to erect the United States
Court House and Post Office.
A negro boy in New York, six years
of age, has picture primmer to learn
him his letters. One of the pictures is
that of bull chasing boy, which the
little Ethiop watches from day to day,
gleefully exclaiming, HE haint cotch-
ed i'm yet.
Goats milk is said to make the cheeks
look red and peaehy, but q goats head
will do the same thing. II tho animal
has fair run of ten feet.
Praise has different effects, according
to the mind it meets with. It makes q
wise man modest, but fool more AFRO.
CANT, turning his weak brain giddy.-
Fhlthann.
Josh Billings says very truly, "You'd
better not know so much, than to know
so many things that amt so.
"With all thy faults l love thee STILL"
as the man said to his wife when she
was giving curtain lecture.
The man who minds his own business
and lets other peoples business alone is
ON the high road to fortune,
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A SoCIABLE GovERNoR.-Govern
Powell, of Kentucky, was never an ora
tor, but his conversational, storytelling
and social qualities were remarkable.
His great forte lay In establishing per.
sonal intimacy with every one he met,
and in this way he was powerful in elec--
tioneering. He chewed immense guam
titles of tobacco, but never carried the
weed himself, and was always begging:
Lit Of every one he met. His residence
| was lii Henderson, and in coming up to-
Ohio past that place gentleman over
heard the following characteristic anec1-
dote of him. s@'S .
A citizen of Henderson, coming On,
board, fell into conversation with pas
senger, who made inquiries about Pow
ell.
"He lives in your place, I believe;i,
don't hep" = 81.
"Yes, one of our oldest citizens."'
"Very sociable man, amt he ?"
Remarkably So"
"Well I thought so; I think hsi oRe'
of the most sociable men I ever meti In,
nv life-wonderfully sociable- I. was
introduced to him over at Gfaysons
Springs last summer. and he. hadn't
been with me ten minutes when,he beg
ged all the tobacco I had, got his feet up
In my lap, and spit all over mee-zemark-.
ably sociables." 49,, -.1y :. q
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Notice..
All Administrators, Exec
II -. -.
utors, Guardians,
-. ( Trustees, &c.,, '>.

A RE hereby required to make tfelr
"A annual Returns for the year 1873,
on account of the Estates which they
represent.
The following extract from The Cen
erai Statutes of the State of South Car
oIfna will show the requirements of the
law, as relates to Executors, Sc; Chap
:ter XCI-Section /.
xSECTION l. That executors or admin
|istrators shall annually, while any es-
tate shall remain in their care and custo-
dy, at the first Court to be held after the
first day of January, render to the Judge
of Probate of the County, from whom
they obtained probate of will or letters
cf administration, a just and true &C
count, upon oath, of the receipts and
expenditures of such estate the prece-
ding wear, which, when examined and
approved, shall be deposited with the
inventory and appraisement, or other
papers belonging to such estate, in the
office of said Judge of Probate, there to
\ no Kent for the inspection of such per.
Isous as iinay be interested in the said
estate,
To Guardians and Wards. Chapte,
CI-Section 9: 49,.
Section 2. All guardians of estates
appointed by the. Judge of Probate
shall render to him an annual accoun
of their actings and doings, as eXecutor'
or administrators are required ;by iaT
to do, and upon making default shal
forfeit their commissions
G.. w. GUFF1N,
.. .--.. -. J. p, A. C.
T. C.. WosMANsKY, -
| &C. P. A. C..
April Is, 1874, 1-3m ,,
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A RE hereby required to make tlIeir
"A annual Returns for the year 1873,
on account of the Estates which they
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A gentleman who was trying: to teach
his dog some KIND of trick, lost all; pa
tience with the canine on account ct his
seeming stupidity, Giving up the les
son, and looking at the animal as he'
stood by intelligently wagging his tall.
he said in q tone of great vexation, r
"D-n that dog! don't. know what to-
make of him" II will tell YOU said'
a friend who was present "Well,
what ?n said the owner Of the animal, q
ray of hope lighting up'his face. "Sau.
sage was the quiet answer. And stli
the owner of the dog was not satisfied.
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This unrivaled Medicine is warranted
not to contain single particle of mer-
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but is .... v f.
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containing those Southern Roots and
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Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine,
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and many a dollar in time and doctors
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After over Forty Years trial it is still
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Eminent physicians commend it as the
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Armed with this ANTTDOTE, all eli:
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IT HAS NO EQUAL.
1t is the cheapest, Purest and Best Fam
lily Medicine in the Wsrld. "a
isiANUFACTURED ONdT By ..
s~-. J. a. JEILIN & Co.,.
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Price, $l.0O. Sold by all Druggists.
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~ obtain, and add thsretS Il
centum as penalty, and appoIfi6 = =
same To the. several .ef,fzif 5Aa5 lszjts2

same To the. several eolsi 5Aas = e
! cities and incor10s 81 stsad az ;IIsgs2
throno oh n,s;ntd e 8 81 h3ci; 81 = sa;d M rosd Z a,. s.
anv nerf kof \ NAV ~ & Ia M iooatad . 6 and ri
the comntrollS sosneral "a sbaM n oertifv a.
the same n tbss saysrai. coses,tv sss;Sidi;.
tors WIN sEaiT t Il s,laes Ss IS = VINE Gs,l,
their duplicatss ss foss 81 M ~ fion Il = q
Sac. "a Any nersfii, ar narsoIis. a. a.
Corporation 'e;,oaced rs IS tlss Rasinaas, n = !,
of CONVEYING !. .fos Z ffons tnr thrnnch
this State gor INV; mart, q ! fhsreof ~
eys or other personaI :nsoner6 s asSs ssjisl
lbe held to- he An. exniIsSa E AZ 8,
and any AK person or ri fs6iss Il ~ n ssy
Tor corporations encaced iIl 4 lEs I5nSIs
ness Of trausS1ui; tSu ffi,Se nc TnessS1es Il 1f5ss
from OF fhreu5 Ii tiiss State soWr 81 III g
part thereto 81 S6all bs held to be 'ass 81
Telegraph company and any sr6 g|
company having its principal Oh
outsof this State, shall, annually, ill
Ethes month of July, or before the
Itwentieth Of August, by its principafs
agent inst State, make ont and dSS
liver to tae mpf }lergeneral, q 4
stationery Odd afng eT showing the.
value of all lsits efSonal property in
this State, incl dug poles, wires, bait
|teries, machine materials and ap-:
paratus, and the count ties, cities, towns /,
and Incorporated villages in which
the same may be sifaat6 together
with the rrosss searninrs SDf eaii com.
pany in this State, . nc nc cIudin9, poles
wires, batteries. machin6eery. M e naterials
and apparatus, and tie Count lss q I
ties, towns and Incorporated ,r vill laees !.
IN which, the same may be situStex&
together with the gross earnina Is bf
said company ID this State, for bud s s
ness done in this, State the wear, END sia
inn the first .day of that. no1tbs and
tbe comnanuv,s si,ro,,,,uoortinnsof 4. :ratairfs,
for bus; Ness done IN aonnection VIII
the lines of other cor, ,nanies ont nf
this State. and.whieh stata,nent ,shaiI !
show the yalna of sa;d 9rronartv !. s,;ds
receints IA each nonntv fnwn c;tu
and incornorated village ;n wh;ch d
such comnanv has an agency a. aoen..s.5 ar.
cies., and from which sneh .aroraeafe,
shail he dedncted Nv anv snch a fsIa-
..ranh ~ oononanv az ayyansa - ~.
ef;ca in th,s State tn which al, " ntbe,.
a aaanc;es of the comnanv in THE ,Staya
asa renn;red to make yetnrns.r arcant.-
rents and nf,csrs; salaries and wh;nk
statement shall also chow tha aogra.
Gate valna Of the nronertv and re
ee;nts aforesa;d after mat;no the do
dud+;on ofnrasa;d IN aonb nnuntS
cao'' o;.T tnmn anJ Y1 ;noo,roratsd ~ I ,;iIs a saa
S.S?, ,s wv a.at "la oan.nan! , ra"u 49, haas
%n'on aanov su. or aasnc;es and sa;d l@ nomna ~