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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07
DR. RADWAY'S s.S
Observation-Disclosures

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07
ACCU NULiTEn CAPITAL.
f $472,867.23.

COUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE
~ lIN5UIt ANC Co.
Chartered bU the Commonwealth OF IA
OEee 40. IL Tenth Street,
>hatier New Building. between Main an,
sN-anI Bank Streets, avn IL
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

Issues Annual Term, and Participants.
Policies. Far., Plopert. Speciality
DR.. Il. G. DAVIDSON. President
JORDAN il. MAaTID Y. President
j. 4. NEiSN ANGER. Secy.
Solicitors.
J II KlGEf.t Mt lack SON Va.
J. ID. MiLLiGAN, Edinbury. Va.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08


usThe xeadins. Of ntr. Logan Nickers and Miss
Alice Rensf0rl Is announced to, stake place, at
the Madison-ssreet Baptist Church tnls. eyenr
ing. NJ ~ II n +
! One -four tps6minent saloon.keeparsdmn mnst
be suffering FROM . seNere attack OF spring
fewer. Atleastso We Judge, d0r n-passing- -hi i
cconsentsaiy coase f ins,ae we INK asatser. mel
child, was -sboveling. in load of goal.
g. W-Green, preninent merchant sef thie
city. has in his possession bottle of wine Older
than himself said bottle having been presenteq
,toshIs father, who was then p Mere yauth 40 be
Tie wine, however, was .left untouched at that
time, ana. has remained so ever sinoe. --.---
John Jackson-was this morning arrested by
OfioarsiC Crocket and Rolan. DAarge,l d Rnk KEN
ness.
! In the Mayors Court this morning John
Smith, for being disorderly, was fined 10 and
costs. James S. Johnson, drunk, VI and costs
James Morris and John Seigle, charged with
.disorderly egnduet, were eacn- dismissed.%
Stars is, Capitals !, at Frankfort yesterday.
The old building on M adison street, recently
occupied by sam. Mnreland as q livery stable,
is being demolished for the purpose OF erecting
the new First National Bank building. The
house will have Affont Of sSts feet ON Madison
street, faaniag-west to a depth of - feot, and
three stories in height. The fiolt elevation
will be ffreestone krsthe hsst story. tle sec
ond aud third stories beng Of brick with free
stone. trimmings. The vault In the interior
will measure l0feet in tiepth ~ feet in wldth,
and feet In 1ength ThJcoss-of the structure
will pronabiy reach over $4,000. ~ I,
Al lncetingof the Coyington District Confer
ence OF the Methodist Church ls beApg held q,
the GrecnRp -stSeat 9hlIc to-ilar : \
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08
II POLI0WCOURT.

Drunk and Disorierly-Jos. Gibson, 80 days
and $25;l William Goodwin, 30 days and costs; I;
Mpllie Nuttle,4J ennie Nelson, each 6tdays and
costs; Jas. MeCann, Dominick Kroeger, Mollie
Burns, John Pcnalty,J J. Collins, John Hyland,
Josy Brockman, Jahn sullivan, each dismiss
ed; Newton Urbana, Ludwig Bauer, Joseph
McHugh, Johanna Hughes, Ben. Guyo. each
$5 anu costs; John Minor, ~ and costs; Chas.
Witter, continued to 11th inst.
Adscellaneous-Chas. Witter, abusing family,
continued to the l1tn inst; Theodore Doring.
petit larceny, dismissed; Rindolf Albrecht.
cutting to kill, same; F. Phstler, careless driv-
ing. costs; Clias Hoffman, Geo. Hetz, offering
diseased hogs for sale, each continued 10 June
nth; Sarah Campbell, harboring lewd women,
s15 aud COSTS; !. Matte Tanner, .Dollie Dimple,
vags, each 50 and costs; j. H. Friedlander,
embezzlement, continued TO the 18th inst; +.
Carney, cutting to Kill bound over; Fran an,
inst; Simon Goldstein, embezzlement, dis
missed onscosts; May Lytle, petit larceny, dis
each \ dismissed; Matthew Goldring.
larceny. IS and costa; Archrbald Copeland and
LYDIA Clark. vagrancy, each dismissed; VIM.
jackson, Gus SparRe, ALBERT Nixon and Chas,
Parker, grand larceny, each bound over; Tho.
Gilroy, same, dismissed.
Assault and Battery-Benj. .Guyo, Peter
Murphy and Mary Turner, each dismissed;
Wm. Bernard, costs; Louisa Huhl, - and
costs; Henry Bierman. s,u3tte
ADDITIONAL POLICE COURT. .
Miscellaneous-Mfke Sparke, receiving sto-
len goods, continued to 10th t.;-Joseph Dem
niseA and Mike O'Nefl. robbery, each bound
over; John Stengler, grand larceny, dismissed:
VIM. Harrison, exhibiting gaming devices,
awaiting. decision Of supreme Courts Msrtip
Wallace, n. b. Hirsch, Amos Davis, s. y.
Pointz, Peter Rooney, c. l.. Davis,
same; Aaron Bright, house breaking,
motion overruled; Thos. Hobson, grand lar
4 rIn
over; Nike aSparke, VIM. alacksons same
Assanit and BATTERY. -Heusy Bierman. dis,
missed. q akass,aNf fs.A35.I
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08

The new military company met at Donneliy's
livery apd aiopted tnc name y the Ems
met Guards. = ---'
AEhstsr Society picnic tWas well attended
In the County Court w. L. Munson was quail
ifed as a Justice Of the Peace. III. Davis, a
paNper and deyipple, WAS fransiewed from Vt
Atizabeth Hospttal, ,whare he had been tive
years, 10 the County Poor house,
IN the ghapcery Court judgement Was rem
city for stS9, with interest," IN the case Of Tar
yin asd tareen Va. j., McKoy and others. yrtjev-
ington and Cipcinnati. Sweet Railway CemPa-
injunction med, and motion Eet for Thursday
morning. Child n. Bloch against James Nc,
fass5st. SsisS etcs auagmen1 for sSo' aamFsss ane
81 sssrD~s {. " 4
No City Court up to II o'clock.
jail atIAl. BUTT isstni Worse for these upfort.il
mates 70 have TO layiin JAN four or nye days to
await the judicial will of a functionary, who,
by tbe,charter.Ss requirea .tp he at the Vourl
room every day.
John Klein's tailor store, on Monmouth and
Jstieysos streets, MAS burglarized Vast spnsaay ~
The nsgnlar June term Of the Cifcuit Court
commenced yesterday afaorninE,
| The following officers have been elected by
| the ST. Joseph's CathOhc Benevolent Society
President, John Richmond; Vice President
James Burbridge ;TSecretary, Peter }Shaugh-
pesssy; Treasures. NJ. Ryan; nsusteess VI
shea, j. Logan and VIM; Harrington.
The laying Of newWauer pipes commenced
to-day.
Barracks News.--l1ight white and four col,
ored recruits have been accepted" ~,
| FIRST LIentenant Riley leaves to-day for hi
regiment on the Pacific coast. Lieutenant ..I J
S6oond IjeNten ant sCunningham. wiz accom-
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08

The 1T. auburn Young Lddies' instit,sie.
The nineteenth annual commencement
exercises OF thessAlt.s Auburn Young
Ladies' Institute were held this morn
ing at 10 O'clock In the large reception
room OF the college at Mt. Auburn, which
was beautifully decorated with flowers
and evergreens in-honor of the event. A
large attendance OF invited friends were
present. The exercises were opened
with prayer by Rev. W. n. Benedict, OF
Mt. Auburn, after which followed a solo
on the piano by Miss NJ. Cook, Of Gym
thiana.
/ Miss Clara B, ,Crideg, of Graenfeld, o.,
then read an appropriate essay entitled
"a Glanee.onsthe History OF Music," to
which subject full justice was given.
followed with a Song, LATTER which Miss
Jesse NicklaGs, of Logan, o., read COM
position on "The Literature OF the 19th
Century," in which a thorough Kn0wf-
edge OF the subject was displayed. The
audience was then favored with song
by Miss M. Koehler, of Mt. Auburn.
Miss A. l.. Roots was next introduced,
and read an essay on. "Mehume uts, y
which, although last was not least in
point of merit. I . 49,
After piano solo by Miss j. F. M.
Taggart, OF Syracuse, N. Y, diplomas
were presented to the graduates of 1915,
Misses Clara b. Crider, Jesse Nicklatrs
and A. j.. Roots. ,.Y .-,5 -
Certificates OF scholarship were-also
presented to Misses Anna NJ. Bragden,
Of New Albany, Ind, and j. +. NJ. Tag
|gart, Of Syracuse, NY.
Miss Thempsen, sCroftoa, Lnty and
Koehler then gave the grand finale upon
the piano, after which the bepedictlon
was PRONOUNCED by. Rev. s. K.iLeavitt,
and che company was dismissed
The Alumni Or the Institlitos inmeJi.
ateiy after held their anndat meeting, TO
which the graduates of the class Of 1874
and 1875 were invited. Altogether, the
exercises bespoke greattaste @nd jnag
ment in their choice sThich.were a credit
no sless w. thex xparticipaAts than 10 -tbs
Institution and. faculty. is--.,.. -...-------A-.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08
LATEST LOCAL.

RICHARD II. BAEL has been appointed
administrator OF Samuel Ball, in the Rro-
Late Court. Real estate, 81 eco.
RUDOLPH ALBkEcHT was arraigned in
the Police Coufta this morning, charged
with having cut a girl named Lille
Riley, at No. So Sixth street, with intent
to kill her. He was dismissed as there
was no oeyidence TO sustain the charges
CORONER MALEY has held the inquest
on the body .Of i, Braasch, whose sud-
den death at No. s229 Walnut street, is
/. mentioned in another column, and the
Jury returned verdict OF heart disease.
Nothing new was elicited romsthe testi-
mony.
ONO MEDIcxLsSUGETYMeets.at Put
fn-Bay on the 10Th Of June. The Day.
ton Shrt-line will carry them for $40
the round trip. Trains leave Plum st.
depot $50 a.. NJ; arrives at Put-in- Bay
So Ss9.IsRa f ~ = alS ,sa s;tS 4 & h srysS n
ADAM GIIRERT and John Eben were
arrested laets night by Officer McHugh,
OF the Sixth Police District, for passing
one $40 anf tWo IS countsrfeit billa.
They were .arrai8h a1k ebe fore G0mmis.
sioner Halliday to-d day, and sin .default ioi
$1,000 bail each Waqe colnin tied 70 jail
until Saturday next
JOHN HUNT islwauted ON .aswarfa ant
charging him with presenting TO smith,
the -Four b .street kto6 ana shQe man,
. forged oFdes p1rI6rtipg TO be from
8. b, Tatterson, Dixfbf0nf fSuperintend
ent Of the l., q. a u H. swhic he
succeeded, in Getting the mendfng of his
boots charged TO ithe railroad .cpmpalty.
5; A woAIAN named Cummings Locke,
residing at 112 Mill street, was arrested
yesterday evening, about ave O'Clock, in
the dry goods tore Of Arms 81 Dpepke,
ON lain sstreet opposite Twelfth, shaIipg
sallaee eaoque, worth about seFsndollar
IN her umbrella. She was taken ito the
Bremenlstreet 'Station-house. and a
charge of petit larceny preferred asainst
her,. IN the Police Court. this sRaprnAng,
as she produced testimony ofa.prev(ous
good character, she was dismissed. on
payment Of 70 and COSTS. -
THE petition of Robert Mitchell and
others for a county road in ,Millcseek
township, from Clinton Springs to the
Spring Grove avenue, will be considered
by the commissioners in their road ses-
sion ste.m0rrew morning. Considerable
dispute. concerning it will undoubtedly
arise and perhaps an appeal taken to
the Probate Court II granted, as many oi
the property holders alongithe proposed
road, although anxious enough Tor its
construction, allege that the damages
arising therefrOm have been assessed toe
low.
CRY CIvIL ENGrNEER Halpin, at
the meeting OF the Board oil
Amprovenasnts, yesterday. announced
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08

The following was to-day presented on
,Changea a IA NY fs,',.fg'
HON G. -A.AHolloway, President .Chambefe1
sIR Her6vitf please find stetemept Of The
receipts and. expenditures Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, for the quarter ending May 81.
1875. Respectfully,
nfsA MARINER RAAySON, Treasurer.
j. K. MORTON, Clefk., 80. ~
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08
WEEKLY REYIEW OF THE GIN
81 IT y CHINA ~ MA kKaETE NbJ'SF'

. GINCiNNAr u. . une ~ ~. M. !,
FLoDIt-3s aitet Ana steanR, Win IN ntme ~ ~
fspily, 81 So(25 %; extra s. p0igS ls; spper-
me, "a 1894 W. nnd loY grades, u A aEga s9 pei
prI Sprrlg Wneag no'F ~ Wor'hs ~ zoRo 4os anp
ryS, e s9 ~ ohgo ,s M per
is iissls { aay change II n psisss hsd y sorsi
xvgl x ior goad. 70 cnoice; hla' III y zoIgi y y
fprs Aas q aid w W tes Al. .s5@l Wy lor falrs u
prime Per pi. w. .s.si sya ..,.s,..S. ,s..
saKet (;,s,h u eas WtEn ~ moeEate y
good anu Y %laite seteOsc fcr good sample lota:
100 hM,vtme market Is steady with moderate
aeaaad zen ~ maeS S,ts %
sold AZ 4 19c n per w t9 ,tiay. I, l4s
MESS f0RK-The inafKet IS dun Buyers
oner w per sDrl Ion .prime steam, spot sno
h2lae IN ~ sesdDve more. ~ o,., -,
kAhps-Ihe MARI etpts (steady Ihousn very n
qnieg BeSt 9i ~ hela " lsG per P
CITY kettleis quoted 1tc rrlme steam ~ worsI n
Is,SoglS%c' per 10, ana thofoers Wah1 NJ per IL
more. ~ -. -, 80"
steady market ats gsfe t0g sh9Al1ers, lShc i9i
ciear iiD sizes, anu ixke l2r ciear sAue ~, ~
az packed. Spgar.cuTeu mans are worm W.l IN
III III crsv ana Il paEheo aiaoet
With aimited demand. Clear Sides are held d!
ai%TsdiiZst s%SsdaZs cteSf f,n sipe. u, s si1 ano
sl0 l,ly 0niuers. IA as9tsc Per ~. al lo2se :,
/ TOBACCU-Market quiet and steady. l Ne
material ehanges We we auoee: snaRping uae gra@e.
-brlgnt ieai, sagsee pfiEns iugs, l!sg.Sc
nnRne Slasn. tiWtc' nahA JEAN deaos 1oBroci ua.h a,
Iuss. ngioSs.e4k yasn, ayavc psr ~. -, ~
5yssgsy. g. prlKnts nilers, iosyxyc: aarx WxAppers
1agiSc dark hlisrs' M iogisc per lb ONO s sec
leaa ~ woren s4gxac ior Iissr wfapfors' anu
~sc,"r ;s,r SieAr s ns.se rsle.s pet .,.,,
iarHst ~ NJ 40 easy Wisa t az
anu saie{2 2l svo DAies a. gne So'IVn ~
clee ~ W9-uay. 1sv W..s sd eht
nary, lSNc; i4W miudInE iaSe, msiaaiiing sH,. iI,.
fo oI, g1on X" sr ninnunK ~ io'sc; hiius io0
iaip M,, I!c per I'D. :.
WHiSKY-An WHISKY advance 'of 10 per galissW y aa g
ssIapiisneu ~ 0-uaSi ano 1here were saics VI 90
prts ~ E},lIi, "A * Per kailon. =, a..,4,, :,
| ALOVHiOL-IHe i npIkec ~ nrn, Wi.n a..t e =,
o. auo W anoe m iro,n iase MeeA pIioes' " NV"
RgT sa1n aot 20 p1i oG.; "Iose 49, n
,iaoai 10 ,.. ao"nu miS'
pSla: oneiInss, Du' we opsoIve ~ n'avefra ,
~4c peT IA anu Reariasn ao1ac pr ~ ,,..
,,Io inarAe - s.eaay AZ snH quiNe. ~
aas ia e.s;oo
..e 49, ia W roaaosS' anu tto,
sacks n r. nsc. bnr,"s ha" 10 ~ ,c vJ.yu n,,r
Laps, 4bu, AGlsc ;.sunnAes, bu, l4(alSc; gun
mes, u ", SSg SSglac. u..... La LIN, IA,
sss.' x 9s; rs qut1f n"sSc', KY WV. soo' ~
Ha,ass prime Chestnut a 1 oak sar on arrival ~ !
| BEANS-The receipts are light and the de-
mand Is only moderate. Prices are STEADY, ani
@ s Me sSa SuSss soon snO,ss & nayss o
with lair demand at Msssc as Der ID for SSf sfim
sample lots.
BhoOM-CORN-The demand is light will
has been no material variation in prices. w
quote: Green hurI l3c; green stalk BRAID llQ
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08
I,terestsua IL Mr.. Rs.1er.

COLUMBUS, O., ,Juhe ga writ OF error
Wasthis morning alle wed by the Su-
preme Court in the case Of Rufer, SEN
fenced for murder from Hamilton .coun-
~, and execution suspended. -
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08
Total ea sh and bonds ]. /. s...sslp,4

! The undersigned, have ,examined the
above account for the quarter ending
May, 81 n 1876, comparing it With, the
voucher, ana find it correct.
y. W.. .GqNNaNGHAM, " \
- JlEsIERsFAYLoR, /
sANditing Committee. |
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08
STEAMBOATS,.
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-08

with fair demand for best grades. There Us
little or no denaand for Inferior grades. The
receipts are iberal, and wa 0bserye mo gvaria !
con IN prices sssNo 4 timothy is ,.Wsrth .x21
a22 for loose, and ii 120 Tor hard pressed per
ton, on gsrrivalf Common grades are worth
n2Att per ton on afrfva. siDealers ask iIED2
more ber ton IN store. 55 l,a
+ bEMP--irTe m srket is quiet though steady,
Thc offern8y are 'hlolefatty ahd'the' demand 7is
llmiteds We quotes Rouge Kentucky, $3.50
40 per Tod, and dressed Is worth istSl21Sc per
pound.
HIDES The market is qiiet and steady.
Ih6 deniund ia moderate, but the receipts are
fight. No material change IN prices. w G
quote: Prime green itidcs, G1stGsAc per lb;
vet saltc, SiUye; dry fiint, IA .tl5cst. sheep
pelts, 7ac0$l -, for good to prilne. and a0.GAOs
Tor infeilos.
nOi's: The demand islmited, aud the Offer
ings c liirge. Prime to cl9ice lots arc quoted
e40e per lD. ssss
IRON arhe marketis Father siull. The De-
li.lnd is not sufficient to absorb the offerings.
Prices have sund rgone no material cnanSe.
rhe following are The rates fDr AL grades OF
pig Iron at 4 iibnths per tom. Charcoal, hot
5iast hanging .kocR---No. i, $3SlgsJ; NO. 2, do,
"a sUD9xS w; no, anil, SsS oU; AIabaana,
Georgia and Tennessee, No. !. S27 eeveag 0J
No. 2, saSak mill. $se'o0: stone-coal and caii,
iyn-N0. /, S2tkL2S; 70. z, mill, sa5sQs.
Chastoai. cold -blastH r.. S4l{g NlabaiIia u.
Georgia and 1annesscs Marnf sssilu.. srolp
blast, sS5(gi6 Blooms, ssO99o. Wroagut scrap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-20
A l. f. X A n ID RI A.

SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named Carson
Kane was found dead in his bed about four
O'Clock yesterday morning. He lived in a
house on Majors Hill, and was taken there
about ten O'Clock last Saturday night by
woman with whom he was living. who found
him al GROCERY in the neighborhOod in an
Intoxicated condition. At four o'clock the
following morning she tried TO wake him.
but could not, and putting her hand on his
face discovered that he was dead. A coro-
ner's inquest was held upOn the body in the
afternoon, and DTs. Powell and Stabler hav-
ing made thorough post mortem examina-
ton. and found that death had ensuei from
congestion of the lungs, a verdict to that
effect was rendered by the jury. The de-
ceased was beaten in n fight at place called
the Shades ofDeath last Wednesday night
and his death was by some enormously sup
posed To have been the result of the injuries
he then received.
DR. THOMAS NEWT, one of the oldest ana
most respected citizens of Fairfax county
and for a long time past a practising ply
slcian of high standing. died AT his residence
near Pohich Church, yesterday afternoon
after a prolonged Illness.
FIRE.-Jhe dwelling house OF Mr.. r. l..
hewitt, a few miles below the city, was de
stroyed by fire yesterday morning. The
flames were discovered in time to save much
of the furniture. The house was insured for
$500 in the Fairfax Mutual Insurance Com
Iany.-G0zetfe, 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-20
GEORG ETO W N.

SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-Thomas Dowl-
Ing, aGcticneer. Sold on Saturday evening
Sd and Fayette streets. at the terminus of
the Metropolitan Railroad and nearly oppO-
site the Convent OF the Visitation: Lots
and G. on the corner, containing i,G0O square
feet each, TO Franklin Steele. for &i.4i2-s6
cents per square foot; lots and adjoining,
on Ell street, and containing Lass square feet,
per square foot respectively. The adjoining
lots on Fayette street were withdrawn. Mr..
Bowling has also sold frame house on Dun
barton street Georgetown, to James Daven-
port. for S1o2 cash; two frame houses corner
OF Market and 9Th streets, Georgetown. to
John Pysinger, for S2,4.5 cash: one-half in
terest in tugbOat Governor Curtin, to w. f.
Bell. for a. 600 cash: fl2 acres of land I'm Fair
fax county, Va, near Fairfax Courthouse. To
George w. CASTELAR,, OF Georgetown, at S3I
per acre.
the colored child found smOthered in its
mothers bed, as mentioned in Yesterdays
STAR. the coroner held no inquest, but gave
"a certificate OF burial, death hayiD occurred
from natural causes.
COMING REGATTA.-At a recent meeting
OF the Potomac Boat Club a committee con-
sisiing OF Messrs. Dodge, McBlair and Glib
son was appointed TO make arraDgem snts
for the holding of a grand regatta on the POI
tOmac at an early day. The POtomacs will
have in action on that occasion at least forty
boats, and as IL will be the inaugural of the
boating season q fine time is anticipated.
THE WORK of Improvement on Water street
has been suspended, owing TO a diversity OF
opinion among the property holders on that
street as To the relative mpri Is of the Belgian
and cObhlestOne pavements
COAL TRADE The Borden Mining COM
paDy have received, since our last report,
about Geo tons of coal per canal, and have
shipped in the same time TO eastern ports
about 100 tons.
GRAIN TRADF.-SaleS are reported to-day
Of 1890 bushels of wheat. NJ from Si.39 II
si47 i per bushel. and 900 bushels of corn at
80 cents per bushel.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived.b by the riv-
er-Steamer f. c. Knight, from New York
consigned 10 X. p. a. Denham. with general
merchandise for District merchants; schooner
Kitty Ann. with 1 800 bushels of wheat for
Hartley Il Brother. Clearei-SteamerG G.. III.
Stout, for Philadelphia. BY the canal-Boat
Hattie and Bessie, with $500 bushels wheat
and loo barrels -four for Hartley K Brother;
boat Red Eye, No l. with go bushels wheat
and $50 do corn for j. G.. Il j. NJ. Waters.
THEE IS MUCH COMPLAINT on the part
OF our citizens generally of the antiquities
contained in the printed forms which have
been served on them relating to the tax on
personal property. There is a requirement
with penalty attached that the statement
shall be filled up and sworn 10 within fifteen
days from the ddie Of the notice, whereas the
actual service of the notice has been, as a
general thing, from five to ten days sy5se-
qGe5lf 10 its date.