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D. ". HITcuCoOK, General Passenger Agent
ROBERT HARRIS. General Superintendent.
D.v TOUZALIN.
July 5th. Agent. ottawa, Illinois.
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Jsa @,tsp. < ], R,ckHElN"yP NJ
CONDENSED TIME TABLE,
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.
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An old lady on Long Island sgs that ''if
folks want their boys 10 make a mark in the
world, the surest way IS to give EN- piecv
of chalk.
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HOMER cLINK,
who died
Oct. 10, 1873.
Aged Al yrs, z mo-, 81 dys.
Nv husband was q noble man.
Of me he lots did think;
And IN never SEQ another man
i.isc my dear Homer ciink.
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a. NJ SMITH, Gen'l Pass Agt. ii. RlpDLK, Genl sup't
Nov, g, 1874. F.TAyENEIi, Agent at Ottawa.
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BICKroRD. T. Q. BOWEN. Mt. MoLoSRY.
ROCKFORD, BOWEN l. MOLONEY, Attor-
ID neys and Counselors at Law, No. Court street. WIN
promptly and diligently all business to
their aprIg'13
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d. p. JoSEs. W. BREWER.
ION EsS 4, IsR wv Err, Attorneys and Coun,
sellers at Law, Ottawa, Ills. Office, Rooms Nos.l 3,
second floor, Metropolitan Block. octl9it2
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rIIAS. IL. BRUSH, Attorney and Counseloi
u NJ Law. Onice-Room No. Post Office Block, Ot,a.
wa, Illinois. marlTS
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70 OTTAWA MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD
Is the Short Line 10 Chicago and
the East.
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PLY SlCiA n 8 .

LII NJ. TSASCS1NI. Nj. d., Physician and SpE
H. geOn Ottawa, H. Otce ID door north of post Office
Residence Paul ST. east OF Supreme CourtHouse. jun3
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-02

OFFICE OF THE sHERIFFl
OF THE COUNTY or ORMsBY.
hereby certify, that l received the will
summons on the 18th dsy of May, A. d. Il
return that have not found the defend
within the County Of Ormsby, but from I'M
nation believe that he the said defendant,
left the county and State.
Dated at Carson City, this 21st day of NJ
1878.
my23.lm S. T. SWIFT Sherii
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SUM III GU S .
KN TIE DISTRICT CnyRT OF THE

I'm THE DISTRICT coz RT OF THE
4 Second Judicial District Of the State - Ne
yade. in and for the County Of Ornshy.-
GEORGE d. FRYER, plaintiff, V. Z. ZEN
DULA, defendant.
Second Judicial District Of the state of Nevada
IA and for the County q Ormshy, an1 tho COM
plant filed III said County ct tru-br. III the
Office of the Cher. Of said District Court.
Tie State Of Nevada sends greeting 10 3.
PENpOLA. defendant.
You arc hereby required 10 appear ia an actitn
brought against You 10y the above named plain
tiff in the District Court Of the Second JEGiCia
District of the State Of Nevada, in AID fer th'
County Of Ormsby, and 70 answer the complain
filed therein IA copy cf which accompanies thi
sunlnuL.) within ten days teXclGsiTeo of the Dis.
of servicc} after the service You Of thi
surnmoue-if served within this county; or
served ont OF this county, hut in this District
within twenty days. otherwise within fer,
days-or Judgment by default VIII be taxed
against you.
TEe said action is brought to recover the SUI
Of five hundred and eleven dollars and twely
Ccuts for balance Of account for wines and lie
uors sold by plaintiff to defendant.
And You are hereby notified that if you ia
to appear and aLsHer the said complaint
above required, the said plaintiff VIII tai
Judgment against yop for the sum Of i've hi
dred and eleven and i2-lo0 dollars, beoid
costs.
Given under my hand and the Sc
EE.T Of the District Court of the secoi
Judicial District of the State Of \
~ ~ vada, in and for The County of Orn
by, this seventeenth day of May. in the year
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and st
t j. EDWARDS, Clerk
JAS. c. Dow, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Il GOLD Esi EA ( 5 n M
Or. L Riahan's GnLlEE RELS4N Nc. /

cures C'Iancres first and second stages, Sores on
the Legs or Body: Sore Ears. Eyes, Nose. &C.,
CorueT-colorcd BIotches, Syphilitic Catarrh,
pse ssod Scalp, and all primary forms Of The
disease known as Syphilis. Price, So Per bottle
rrt two for -
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-04-28

~ The New York World, review
ing the political events that have
transpired since Lees surrender and
calling attention to the revival of wal
animosities in Connecticut and
Rhode Island by the Radicals, ask
When will this end? Must another
ten years be devoted to reconstruct
ing reconstruction that the Republi.
can party may have an. excuse to
live2 There was something in the
tidings from Connecticut on Monday
night that was response to these
questions. According to its own con-
fession the Republican party, after
ten years of power, has failed to re-
store a union of hands and hearts.
The Democracy will be commissioned
to assume the task now, and we
venture to say that they will accom-
plish it within twenty-four hours af-
ter taking possession of.the govern
ment. A decade of Democratic rule
viii bring back the prosperity, con-
tentment and fraternity which the
American people have not known
since they trusted their fortunes in
the keeping of the politicians of the
Republican party
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na- The Montgomery Mud says
that every decent man in Alabama
felt that General Grant was disgrace
ing that State and adding insult to
injury when he appointed the notori-
Gus Kinds to the office Of United
States marshal. His bad character
is as well known In Washington as
It is in Alahamy; yet he is a fevorite
at the White House, and is only re-
moved when it is no longer possible
to conceal his frauds upon the gov
eminent. But there is still later
insult to the whole Union in the ap-
pointment of J.. Madison Wells to
the surveyorship OF the port Of New
Orleans. Wells is President of the
Louisiana returning board. and he
has been twice reported to Congress
bv committees sent to examine into
the matter, as being guilty Of the
grossest frauds upon the people Of
Louisiana. Indeed. resolution to
that effect passed Congress unani-
mously. Immediately after this
President Grant appoints him to a
high and lucrative office. Grant
will stick to his friends, and the
more Objectionable and unpopular
they are, the better for them.
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same. The Assessor shall cause each
person assessed to state on oath the
number and kind of dogs owned by
him. -
SEC. 5. Be it further enacted, That
if any person shall keep a dog or
bitch, that act, or shall have failed
TO pay the same for ten days after
demand OF payment il made by the
Tax Collector or his authorized dep.
uty, he or she shall be guilty of =
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
shall be fined not less than FIVE dol
lars and costs for each dog or bitch
so kept and not paid for Provided,
that. the owner or person against
whom this tax ia assessed may, upon
] demand Of payment Of said tax. be
relieved from payment Of the same.
il he or she villa then and there i'm
mediately kill any dog or bitch up
on which he or she fails to pay the
tax.
a See 4. BE itsfarthers enacted. That
it shall be misdemeanor in any per-
son knowingly to keep q sheep kill
ing dog. or onestAat has been Known
by the owner to wound or chase q
sheep, and upon conviction upon
presentment or indictment the guilty
person shall pay a fine Of twenty
five dollars on each dog, to be paid
into the county treasury.
SEC 5. Be it further enacted That
in payment of the dog tax wolf scalps
shall be received at two dollars. and
each bear, wildcat and red fox scalp |
at one dollar. and each gray fox scalp
at fifty cents; Provided, that each
animal shall be captured and killed |
ia this State. f# i
Passed March 10, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker of the Houseo of Representatives.
THOMAS Fl. PAYNE, |
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March p, 1875.
r. JAMES d. PORTER,
Governor.
I certify that the foregoing is
true copy of an act of the Tennessee
General Assembly, the original of
which is on file in my Office.
CHARLES N. GIBBS,
"A H Secretary or State.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
~ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the eacts of youthful idiseretion WILL for the sake
az aladering humanity, send free 10 all who need II,
tie receipt and direction Cor making the simple
remedy b which he was anred- Sufferers wishing
10 profit BY the advertisers experience can do %
by addressing IN perfect confidence,
JOHN 6. OGDEN, 40 Cedar st /, New York.
April n6-6m
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An. 4SeTgTo INCREASE THE REVENUE
OF TIE STATE -AED- TO EECoUR-
GAGE WOOL GROWING.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of State of Ten
q nessee. That hereafter the keeping
Of dogs. shall be a privilege which
shall be taxed as follows: Every
I owtIer or harborer of 3 dog or dogs
y shall pay one dollar on each dog for
the privilege or keeping bitch the
owner or barborer Of the same shall
nay tax Of Eve dollars for each
bitch so kept, except speyed bitches.
(which shall betaxed as other dogs,
I'd be collected and paid into the
treasury as other moneys by the
Revenue Collector.
SEE 2. Belt further enacted, That
II shaff be the duty OF the Tax As
SCISSOR to enurnerate and assess. as
herein provided, every dog and bitch
agithin lis district, at the time he
assesses other property. and the
Reycnue Collector. shall collect the
~RWRNm rEEH C&
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InR gasENYnNG

Bs you want Posters, Handbills, Letterheads
BfHhesds, Statements, Business Cards, Pamphlets
anything else In the line Of PRINTING! leave YOU
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= prices. Satisfaction guaranteed or charge for
work. Connected with the office ia q Book Binders
competent to do any work in that line with neat
ness and at the lowest prices. Magazine work e.
IeessllE solicited.
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az Oaicious underllngs at Wash
ington talk Of sending q revenue cut
ter to Boston for the purpose of dead
heading the Presidential party back
to Washington. 49, e-%l
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On Application.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

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CTTT3S.

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Shot and KilIrd.

NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-James F
Aycklen, formerly a citizen of New Or.
leans, was shot and killed at Lake Provi
dence, Louisiana, on the 9Th inst, by one
Therell The murderer attempted to es.
cape to Mississippi, but was captured and
lodged in jail
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BIaGkFdad's Elilburgh MaGaziEe.
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without charge 20 she snbaariher, only O. thm en-
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The Morristown Gazette.
TO ADVERTISERS.

"WEDNESDAY, APR. q, 1875.
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CAGE WOOL GROWING.
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An AeTgTo INCREASE THE REvENU

e.. -=ntaa Secretary of State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-04
BY TELEGRAPH
Mining Troubles.

PoTTsyILLE, June ALI the collieres that
had been compelled to suspend work by the
raiders resumed work this morning, being as
sured Of military protection. The citizens
think it will be necessary to retain the troops
in their midst for several days to insure con-
tiuuance Of the work begun. There was an
alarm occasioned by firing 10 the upper end of
Mahanoy City at midnight, and the troops
we're got ready for any emergency. The shots
we're fred by mob of raiders. At Shenan-
doah quiet prevails since the arrival OF the
troops. At Mt. Carmel Wilson's 5, Chemenck
& Co.'S coliery was destroyed by fire last night,
being fred by mob of 100 men. At this COL
Iery the men had been working for two days
at the reduced rate of wages The excitement
continues in the vicinity of ST. Clair, 900
men and boys being in line again this morning
coming from Glen Carbon, Hcckschcrville and
| adjacent towns At Wadesvllle, the miners at
| work in Dennug & Co. $ miues we're driven
! from work by the strikers. Adjutant General
| Latta arrived here from Philadelphia last night
and was met at the depot by General Sigfried,
and during the night the Generals were closet
cd together and fully discussed affairs and the
situation. This morning they went by special
train to Shenandoah and Mahanoy City to
| make the necessary arrangements Tor the cam
paige.
louisville. Pa, June 4.-Dispatches re-
ccived here from St. Clair confirm the previous
report that the miners a, Denuing Il 90. S col
liery had been compelled to stop work, and
that the raiders would probably visit that city
to parade.
LATER. Five hundred men assembled at
New Castle, and after stopping the men at
work at Denuing's, they tore out the large coal
washing machine 1t is reported that two St.
Clair soldiers have been shot at Shenandoah,
but we are unable TO ascertain the truth of the
| statement at preSeDt
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The Markets.

New YORK, June 4.-Stocks active at better
prices. Money %. Gold III. Flour dull and
declining. Wheat dull and lc better. Corn with
out decided change.
BALTIMORE, June 4.-Va. skies, pcelcrs,
44i do. consolidated $50. West Va. skies s.
Cotton quiet and easier; low middliugs l5!.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull; No.
l Western amber 1877; No. 3 do 1874; mixed
do. 100; No. Western red l32; No. = do. l29
al3O; Pennsylvania red l3lal32; Maryland red
l25al So; do.amber l3Gal3S; do. white l5Oal36;
No. 2 Milwaukee Spring ll3. Corn-W estern
dull but Southern frmer; Sou hern white SO;
do yellow S2aS3; Western mixed So. Oats
weak and off, Southern 70a7 81, Western white
70a7l; do. mixed GO. Rye dull and nominal at
lis. Hay quiet but firm; Pennsylvania and
Maryland l7a$2l. Provisions nomioally un-
changed. Butter firm; good to fine Western
grass 24a2G. Coffee nominally unchanged.
Sugar staoug at loial0s. Whiskcy nominally
firmpr 100
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-04
DELINQUENT arcSSurerS.

New York, June A dispatch from Al
bany says: The Attorney General will to-day
serve formal summons and complaint upon the
following county treasurers for failure to re-
turn 10 the Controller certain sums with which
thew are charged as taxes due and payable on
the first of May: Sherman Williams, Chautau'
oua county, S4l, 600; Alexander S. Waters,
Cortland, $500; Walter S. Fonda, Duchess,
Sis, $50; Johu NJ. Carpenter, Jefferson, 500
600; John Sheppcrd, Livingston, $25,25l;
Alopzo A. DeForest, Montgomery, $29,56G;
Luther H. Conkliug, Oswego, $50 97O; Marcus
F;eld Orsego. slI,sGS; Albert L. Hochkiu,
Rensselaer,, slOO, 900; Hugh McRoberts, Rich
moud, S2l, John B. Carney, Rockland,
SIS, 1872; Henry y. Mauu, Saratoga, s45, GO3;
George H. Bristol, Tompiins, SIS ,06S; George
NJ. Hasbrook, Ulster, s24 1924; N. Holmes
Odell, West Chester, So, S23: Total, So, 9i3;;
The treasurers of Albany, Erie, New York and
Kings counties are also down on the list Tor
the following amounts: Albany county, S24O,-
366; Erie county, 1881 1885, New York county,
So, SOC, 900; Kings Sll7 37L Total, "a, lOS, $780,
Special acts, however, have interviewed to ex-
tend the time of payment on the part or the
treasurers Of Albany and Erie counties to Sep
TENDER next, while arrangements between the
chamberlain aud Controller Of New ork county
arc recognized as sufficient cause to1 delay. In
Kings county litigation aud the issue OF man
damus in the Supreme Court prevent compll,
ancc with the law. La none of these cases will
Summons be served IE a few OF the worst
cases the treasurers will be summarlly arrested
az soon as il becomes evident that they are un-
able or unwilling to repay the money due.
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Alleged Silk Smusgfcrs.

New YORK, juno 4.-Lafayette Graft, OF
the firm of NJ. H. Graft T. Co., who was jointly
indicted with Col. Des Augis, Chas. l.. Law
rome. Gustayus w. Ball and others, on charges
Of being engaged 10 smuggling silks INTO TINS TINS
port and who fed to Canada returned 10 arnd
city yesterday. lie Vol unfairly surrendered ooe :.
himself and gave bail IN the sum OF so,ooo' 20
appear for trial. 1t is stated that arrangements
have been made looking to his appearance as
witness for the prosecution 10 the Trials u MS
nnrEadnratna
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Na,y HnmnShire Legislature.

CONCORD, June 1.-The only business OF
any Importance, 10 the House to-day was the
unanimous adoption Of a resolution 'nstructlng
the Sneaker to request the Superior Cour! to
uame as carly day as possible for hearing
of the Senatorial question; aIso' to aii9" DOT, t
sides to be represented by counsel win nrle i;
and arguments. The House adjourned I'LL
Mon 2ay
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The TIltou.Bcecher Suit.

New York, June 4-rhere was large
crowd of spectators this morning 10 the Brook
lyu City Court room when the proceedings De-
Gan. The Jury were early 10 their attendance
and all parlles to the suit occupied their accus-
romed places. \ few minutes alter the hour
Mr Eyarts arose and coutluued his address to
the iury
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Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Ju1s Geo. .. Evans,
whose trial 90 charges oftluds IN the collection
Of State claims against the government recently
made considerable sensation, died last night IN
West PhiladeI phia, aged OF.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDES. Mr.. Daniel Bayless
ala resident of the city, and one whose mind
hns become impaired, wandered out to the
hants of the canal, yesterday evening, and
pI standing upon the abutment at the east
snJ Of the first lock below the basin, drew his
t t" dawu tightly upon his head, and placing
h ha' hands in the position usually assumed by
laws lust previous to diving, plunged headfore-
mast into the level about ten feet below,
N which the water was seven or eight feet
Ia.n Mr.. &. r Summers, who witnessed
thr leap, instantly seized boat hook by meaos
n witch he succeeded, after much difficulty, in
Ir,o,ipg the unfortunate man to dry land again.
Iir was nearly dead when taken out of the
rater, but after partial resussitation walked
:, the head OF the same lock and attempted to
;nmn into the basin, but was seized 10 time to
"r,yrut the execution Of that design, and es-
ss,r,.l to his home Previous to jumping into
the water he had stood for nearly an hour on
the railroad bridge across the canal apparently
eating for train, in front of which to throw
himself, but becoming tired of standing there
81 Ions, he made the attempt to destroy himself
~ mentioned above. 1t was ony short time
ago that he attempted to commit suicide by
taking laudanum.
\ colored girl known as molly" living on
the alley, connecting Alfred and Columbus
streets, between Prince and Duke streets, i'm
messed with the idea that her lover had de-
cried her, drank three drachms of laudanum,
I'm, that fact having been communicated to DR..
EIward Stabler he administered an emetic,
and the desired effect of the noxious dose was
preycnted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Among the marriage
licenses issued in Washington yesterday and
published 10 the papers of that are the follow:
ing: To Hezekia D. Conner of Alexandria and
Isabella Murray of Washington, aud to Taylor
Sorrell and Eliza Jane Alexander of Alexan-
dria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-04

FRESH FISH, "A few shad and herring caught
in traps continue to arrive here and are sold TO
the hucksters, who dispose of them in the local
markets 5000 herring caught about the Long
bridge yesterday were taken to Georgetown and
sold at $l3 per thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-04

Pic NIc.-The colorcd pubic school, OF
which Miss Sarah Gray is principal, left here
on the ten o clock train, this morning, seventy
strong, and all in one car, for Fort Runyon,
from whence they were to proceed to Arlington
Springs, where they were to have pic nlc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-04

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Now that warm weather has come, the Young
Men Christian Association have commenced
holding open air services at night. Sach a
meeting will be held at the intersection OF King
and Royal streets at eight o clock this evening.