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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-27
The Bank Robbers.

The preliminary steps for the ARA ignment and
examination of Louis Lewis, Thomas III. Clarke
ard Geo. b. Levi, on the charge of being accom-
plces in the robbery of the two banks at Winthrop,
last Friday morning, were taken by Judge True
and County Attorney Whehouse at the jalor's
office, Yesterday forenoon, but owing to the alb
sence of important papers, and certain gentlemen
whose presence was important, postponement
was made until o'clock p. M.
The interest of the public was manifested by the
presence outside of the Jail Of large number OF
people whom the limited capacity of the Jailor's
office could not accommodate. Only persons direct
" interested in the matter of the robbery and re-
porters were admitted.
AT 9 o'clock the court again met at the jail, and
C. NJ. Bailey, Col. Wing, and Henry Woodward,
all of Winthrop, were present. Certain important
papers on the side Of the government and also GER
tifcates of the good character of one of the pris-
oners, Mr. Levi, not being at hand, the arraign-
ment was postponed until 10 o'clock this Tues
day. forenoon.
There are several significant facts going to show
that the trio in arres., are connected with the
gang that robbed the banks, though it is not prob
able that any one of them was present at the time
of the robbery. Facts tend to prove that they
were decoys to mislead the officers.
They say they were enroute from New York to
Montreal, to attend to business, but singularly
enough only one of the party had any baggage
hand satchel-and all together had not money
enough to pay the ordinary expenses OF such a
trip. This fact is significant; there are Others
equally so.
A pleasantooking young man, with a Jewish
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Excursion to Squirrel Island
The Barge YOSEMITE"

FRID AY, July 80.
Passengers from Augusta and Hallowell will take
the train leaving Augusta at 7.30 A. M; HaiOwell
at $40, and join The Barge at Gardiner. The barge
will leave Gardiner at O'Clock, Richmond at 0 80,
and BAH at II. Augusta and Hailowell passen.
gers will be taken from Gardiner on special train
on the arrival OF the barge in the evening.
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and this is supposed to have provoked the as.

and this is supposed to have provoked the as.
AT Locust Dale, Pa, on Saturday a box con.
ta1nl1k keg Of powder, on which several uinera
were sitting, Was exploded by the dropping OF Q
see Of s ws's 'ssS sssy John 1urso
and Mordecen Jonee--dted soon after AnOth-
or, named Peyne. was not expected to survive.
The report.of Adjutant General Townsend
the army OF 2s,o men lost oniy 2b2l by deser.
ti0ns, against 1900 during the previous wear. In
q me years 1867 % the nnmber Of desertions was
1000 in an, army ri 5000 men. The falling OF
In desertiona is attribute 20 the Improvement
In the recruiting system. He recommends that
over i2 years q age 10 learn music ior the pur.
pose Oh supplying field music to companies,
=" An unprecedented religious revival" is re.
ported IN Fort Jervis where, II is said. over 100
persons have been converted during the past
Hon. John Wells. Associate Juustioe Of the
supreme Court Of Massachusetts. died Tuesday
NJ Salem, aged SO.
Matthew Christie. and Archibald McCaus.
land. book.keepers 10 the First National Bank
the charRe Of having embessIed two Thousand
Of rSn IN ns ss made se Is
years. IN.
Robert Payne. who was injured py the pow.
the disaster. ~
William Davidson was killed by Q railway
train. at Louisville. on Monday night just after
ne mao saved a man from serious injury. by
stopping runaway team.
In consequence OF the retirement from bust
moss OF Messrs. Duncan, Sherman q Co.. New
York, who were the agents for the payment OF
the interest on the first mortgage loan OF the
Belvidere and Delaware hailfoad Company the
remaining coupons will be paid as they come
due by the treasurer Of the company at Tren.
ton. m IT. thar m v N M fhrnrs oI.f IA n
Trenton Banking Company. ).
William b. Ashton, died at his residence, in
New York on Wednesday morning last aged
" years. His es ate is valued at s00.uo000.
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0Aaa0DMoNEY FOR ALL Only two Dimes.
Only two Dimes. .'It Ia always dark.
est before day" To any reader who will send
20 cents to awe viii send one box Of 9909 which
We guarantee will put you in the way 70 maze
ZOO month. and not take half your ume. Sui
table for men or women. boye or girls, and is
entirely new. Thousands can now secure pay.
Ing business and constant income. This Is tbe
"chanee OF lifetime" and n You will not em.
brace IL tell your friends. for IL Is PokTUNR
for aome worthy deserving person who needs a
helping hand. Not recipe, jewelry, or other
humbuR, but SAFE and SURE guaranteed busi-
ness opportunity. sample pox. tciroularH, &o.,
Ao., are sent ut cost, 20 cents, only to ntrodsce
10 none FREQ, anu none need reply unless they
want 20 make 5000 year clear. Hundreds are
you how ,tis done" Address HUNTER A
CO.. Hinsdale, N. H. II
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: DOWN WITH HARD TIMES.
Save Money ana to do IT. bur where you can

Save Money ana to do 1t. buy where you can
GET rogn MoEEI's WORTH. The Great N. e.
Dollar Sale, ~ Bro0m1ed. St. Boston, Mass !,
since 1879 has solo goods to $4,000 patrons IL
offers every variety ~ Dry. Fancy, and STAPLE
9oode Groceries, Books, Cutlery, Glass Ware.
&C. 6e., At about half price. and sells EVERY.
THING AT ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Eirst Hands II buys from manufacturers
and frst hAnda. and can soil
for VI what country dealers ask o. And q ior,
This Y no hmmbng.no tIokets.' OF lottery. see
our circulars, and kee the thousands OF articles
onered az only ". We are endorsed by the bosi
pepefs o. Boston. and BY 10000 patrons. see
We Can and viii sell our goods at less than
any other house. We send By mall
or express Y. o. D., and let you SOC goods Deforo
buying. We want agents everywhere No
One Cent buys postal card Send one. for
all our papore, circulars and lists.
we CAN and DO cell q articles, q books. 90 ali
ior SINGLE DOLLAR. Beautiful RinRs Pms,
hrssceiess ~ ssi sSts Ppes violins uitaIs dastors
save m0ney, You CAN do IL, please try. Id.
qre1s AZ orders 70 II: oRMISrON a CO., N. E.
poLLAR SALE. - Br0omneld ST, Boston,
mass. Nov. T-e, 0. W-6m'
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remlums Of $3.50 each.

The Lowest Premium is %, 10,
Each Fraction must draw this sum. +, Y,
Al Frtlyiions will be good with SfS.Oo 70 pur,
ohaBe whole s2O.OU Bond. : =. =. T---~ir-
This Is n chance for fortune and NO chance
A s2O Bond participates In four drsvipss
eaoh year, until 1t has drawn one Of the follow,
ing premiums -"
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New Advertisements.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Notice Notice Is hereby given, that the UNDERSIGNED
Pleas Of Carbon County, Pa, 20 distribute the
funds In Court. arising from Sherifrs sale OF the
to the duies Of mis- appointment on TT kSDAY,
the 2lst day Of DECEMBER, 1875 at 10 O'Clock
A. M, at his Onice, first door above the First
National Bank. Mauch Chunk, Pa, when and
where all persons Interested may appear.
T J MEEHAN, Auditor.
November a, ls75.w4 -
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According 10 the annual report Of General
Benet, Chiei Of the Lureau OF Ordnance, the
strength OF the orEanized milit Ia OF the United
States 10 s472t and the unof gAniHed aO7i ,977 II
erms and military, equipments oOuid Os more
freely supplied the General says " he 0rganl-
std foTce wouid be greatly n.rged,
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A ssIGNEE's SALE ga
OF VALUABLE a. 3,
r T. A l. E. S T. A II E.

~ - @A - IL ~ i "A = IL .
Tho undersigned, Assignee Of I.DEoN
NOTHSlEIN, will sell at Public Sale. on the
Premises In MAHoNING TOWNSHIP, Oar.
bon County. Pennsylvania. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1876.
Commencing at ONE O'Clock p. NJ the follow.
ing Real Estate, to wit: All tbat valuable piece,
parcel OF tract OF LAND. bounded by lands OF
J. d. Holman. Daniel miller. Solomon Hopes,
Jonn HuDsicker and David Hopes. containing
11s ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
known 80 the property Of Gideon Nothsteiu.
About 90 acres OF which are cleared and under
eood state Of cultivation. the balance 10 good
Timber Land. consisting Of Yellow Pine ana
young Chestnut Tho improvements thereon
Bank Barn aud other necessary Outbuiluings
There Is Q spring Ut never failing water close TO
the house, and running stream passes through
tho land. siving fine water. r.power for running
machinery OF large capacity.
..-.. ALSO
Immediately after the sale Of the Real Estate
the following ARTICLES OF Personal Property Of
said Gideon Nothstein. will be sold via One
Horse. 1 two -horse Wagon. Spring Wagon, /
Bob Sled. ThreshiDg Machine lhorse- -power),
I Tanning Mll, Hario ows, Plows. and variety
OF other artioles too numerous 10 meation.
Terms will be made known at the time aud
TILGHMAN ARNER.
Assignee OF Gideon Nothstein.
November 81, le75-w3
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ITO Whom 1T May Concern.

All persons are hereby cautioned against ne.
fotatlng Two Notes-one for sS0 50 and one for
BY the underaigned and male pavable Ia u X,
HILL, as shall refuse payment OF them, not
having received value therefor
Nov. g7. Is7S.wa ''A' "a
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Volume ". No. !.

V<tsNsAs Az - NVs 4s
"KEuP thy slef and thy shop viii keep thee"
.Wlhen, to-day three years
age, we issued the first num-
ber of the CARBON ADVOCATE,
we little dreamed to meet
with the encouragement
all along extended to us. In
deed, when we first under
took its publication, success
was extremely problematical.
Having but recently driven
our stakes,in a community
OF comparative strangers,
crippled in means, and limit
ed in credit, all will agree
with us that our prospects
were far from fattering; but
having made up our mind
to publish a paper, we went
at it with a will, convinced
that, if we would but "keep
our shop, it would keep U.S."
which it has done to this day.
During the first year of it's
existence, the circulation of
the ADVOCATE was naturally
small-the paper hardly pay
ing its way, and, but for the
very liberal manner in which
the people of this place,
Weissport, Parryville and
the surrounding neighbor-
hood patronized us with Job
work, we should have been
compelled to seek a better
field elsewhere. But the lib
erality of our neighbors, our
frugal way of living, coupled
with the exercise of the most
rigid economy, carried us
safely through the second
year, as well as through the
panic. Since then our pro-
gress has been gradual, but
steady. and we acknowledge
to-day but one county paper
superior to our own ia
point of circulation. In
addition to this very satisfac-
tory result, we can boast of
hajob Office as complete as any
In this region of country, and
what is more satisfactory still
1T is paid for !! Now pre-
cisely what share of our sue
cess we might justly claim as
exclusively our own it would
be hard to determine; indeed
for much of it we are indebt-
ed to those that have SO kind
ly and literally patronized
!. us, and while thanking them
for past patronage, we shall
endeavor, by promptness and
+ fair dealing, to secure
( its continuance during the
future.
With regard to the ADvo-
CATE, we are glad to perceive
10 that our efforts to render it
= a first-class family paper are
ID appreciated, of which our
3 steadily increasing circula.
= ton is ample proof. We
shall aim hereafter to make
it even more interesting than
heretofore, and with this
pledge enter with our read
ers upon the Fourth Volume
of our existence. Our prin.
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A administrators Sale
.r. OF VALUABLE i.t
r f A l. e s r A T. T.

The under signed, Administrators Of ELIAS
county Pa, decd will offer at Public Sale. on
the Premises aforesaid on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1875,
Commenting at ONE O'Clock p. NJ. the follow.
ing FIJI + IA RM, situated on BEAVER RUN,
IN Nahoning Twp. aforesaid, containing
76 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
The Improvem ents thereon consist Of q Two.
StoIy LOG DIV ELLING HOUSE, 10 70 rect.
with kitchen a, tached Bank Barn. II 50 feet.
and other outbn,ldinEs There is never far,
ing Spring OF Water runuing through the land,
and permanent spring near the house also.
Trees
Terms will be made known on day Of sale,
T can be ascertaiued on application 70
AARON SHIvE q HENRY TUCKER,
Administrators Estate Elias shivs, decd
Mahoning Twp. Nov. laws
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New Advertisements.
PhiladelphIa & Reading Railroad.
PBRKroMEN BRANCH.


On and afier MONDAY. November 22nd, 1875,
an Express Train will leave Allentown daiiy.
except sunday. at $50 AM. and arrive st PbL
delpbia Ninth ana Green streets) at H. 10 A, M.
connecting at Allentown with train on Lehlgh
Valley RI. leaving Wilkes Barre at 500 A : .
and Mauch Chunk a. 7.35 A M.
Returning loave Philadelphia (Hnth and
Green streetsl at 30 P NJ, and arrive.at Allen
town at 90 PM, connecting at Al entown
with train on Lehigh Valley RR., arriving at
Mauch Chunk at 81 PM
ThrouRh cars are run between Philadelphia
ninth and Green streetsl and Nauch Chunk
,on the above tram.
Passengers by this route have the advantage
OF arriving at and starting from Columbis ave
depot, IN the n'rthern part Of Philadelphia, or
nom Ninth and Green sts depot, located IN the
business portion o: the CITY.
Excursion and single tickets to and from
Philade phia, Will be sold by Agents at Lebigh
Valley HR. Odices. and by the p, a X. kR
Agents ia Allentown and Philadelphia.
]. E WOOTTEN.
General superintendent.
@. @. HANCOCK.
General Tioket Agent. [Nov. 27-w2
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OFFICIAL AUTHORIZE TON.
Treasury Departm ent.
OyFICE OF COMPTROLLER oY THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, November Ord, 1876.

WASHINGTON, November Ord, 1876. 5
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence presented
that THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
LEHIG HTON II the Borough OF Lehlgbton,
In the County OF Carbon. and State Of Pennsyl-
vaiia. has complied with all the provisions OF
the Revised Statutes Of the United stales &C.
quired to be compiled with before an AS .ocia
tion snall be authorized 10 commence the Busi.
ness OF Banking. nI I.
Now THRRRFoRE. I. John Jay Knox Comp,
tro ler OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
The First National Bank Of Lehlehton, In the
aud Stale OF Pennsylvania. Is authorized 70
commence the Business OF Banking as provid-
ed In section ftffy-0ne hundred and sixiv nine
of the Revised Statutes OF the United States.
IN TEsrlAoHY WHEREOF. witness my hand and
seal of Office. this Third dav OF November 1878.
JOHN JAY KNOX.
Comptroller Of Currency.
Nov. 1aQw l, mo. 2sOs. T
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A journal OF Information for Advertisers.
Edition. $3.50 oopies Published weekly. Terms.
q Der annum. IN advance. Five specimen
copes different dAtesl 70 one address for rs cts
ofaoe No. II Park Row, New York.
GEO. p HOWELL a co., Editors aud Pub.
llaheTs.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
1870. NEW YORK.

Eiebtee en- hundred and seventy six is tho Cen.
tennial year. II 10 . 80 The year IN which an
0pp0s ition House Of Representatives,, the fret
since the war. win be In power at Washington |;
Pre- ,ident Of the United States. All of cheese
events are sure to be Of great interest and i'm.
portance, especielly the two latter; and all Of
them and everything connected with them will
be fully and freshly reported and expounded in
The Opposition House of resantatives,
taking the line Of inquiry opened years ago by
THE SUN will sternly and diligently inve4ti tieate
the conceptions and misdeeds Of GRANTS ad-
foundation for W new ana = better S % ps iod N onr @
national history. OF all this THE SUN will con-
tain complete and accurate accounts, furnish.
formation upon the-e absorbing topics u -
The twenty third Presidential election. with
the preparat ons for it, will be memorable as de.
cidlng upon GRANTS aspirations for q tllrd
tenn OF power and plunder, and still more as
deciding who shall be the candidate OF the party
cerping oil THESE subjects, those who read The
Sun Will have the constant means OF being thor
oushly wei informed
The WEEKLY 8 IN, which has attained cir
cuianon OF over eighty thousand copies, NJ
ready has its readers In every state and Terri.
tory, aud we tru t that the year 1875 will see
a thorough newspaper. All the general news
OF the day will be found In IL, condensed when
unnlmRortant un at full length wnsn OF moments
ing and instructive manner.
It Is onr aim to make the WRkKLY SUN the
best family newspaper IN the world, and we
shall continue TO tive I'm Its columns large
amount OF miscell ellaneous. reading, such as
stories, tales, poems. scientific intelligence aud
agrlcuitnral Information for whion we are not
able TO make room In our daily edition. The
agricultural department especially Is one OF
Its prominent features The fashions are also
regularly reported In Its columns; and so are
the MARKERS Of every KIND
Tho WEEKLY SUE, eight pages with fifty.six
broad columns Is only sl.20 a year. postage pre-
mar ~
tha paper, no discount can he made
from this rate to clubs, agents. Postmasters, or
The DAILY SUN. large four page newspaper
OF twenty eight columns. gives ali the news Tor
tive cents copy. Subscription, postage ore
ton extra, ei 10 per yeaI We have no travel.
ing agents. Address, THE SUN, Ny. City.
Nov. 27,-6t
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On December 9th, 1875.

Five Dollars win purchase Fraction of,sa
INDUSTRIAL Exhibttion Bond, that 10 certain ts
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A Tenth which costs onlv ss.-oan draw any
q tne I0ilowtng. and will be received BY ths
purchase Of $50 Bond ~
Th,s is chanoe for gam and chance for loss
, 1875-08-20
TEMPERANCE.

The following call for the second ANNUAL meet
ing OF the Wosnsn's National Christian Temper
anre Union bss Just beeu issuod:
The second annual meeting Of tho wouaand National
Christian T*mpe1snce Union will he hald In Cincinnati.
& 1n sns iys Il s Tho
Ill o,irsrs slsa,sd Il Clsvs1ul unter the 0onatitu-
tlGa VII r. TvmeSTs y stss q tasr oce
Congressional Districts 1t IL expected that each Con-
gresslonal District will becoe auxiliary 70 thn Uaton
II my o1nsressons p'stsc. IL uegiest: to slsc, d.ls
Rate, tho vacancy sAoud 10 supplied by tho slAte
u4Iu tho Executive Qotnuittce Of the Htata Uaou,
kll .oiegates 4tould bo chosen III the manner sbovs
Indicated aud NUT " furnished will tbs proper oFe
It il important TINT In each ats and Congressional
District nut already ergnnxod. convention for TINT
purpose should 10 usrcdlasuly hsld. Nhure no ytAts
viii iw sntied 10 tsll deegate, By beeo1lns AK.
Mary W ths kstonat unioss.
IL eac Vice prrsldtut Ut tho National Union IL ro
quiroa to ,nsfa Al annual report to tho general Cor
responding Bscstszy. It u e1eotod aud II IL mpur~
t.ut that i4e CorrasiandtpR Hscsst.sy Of e$eh ioa
year tho Na.:onal v.ee+pEeadens Of hor state III
States that bs7u National ytee ps4stuent the Cox-
reports directly tu tito geuetal CORRESPONDING becfe-
.2vy. T4rse rullorts should omraee the pAas OF ~
nsoaey rsisri, a1noua forwarded to tbs bsts union
aud dctasd account Of tue work sreou pltshed dunH
the year. With pposai nsntien VI the Juvenile work.
sal ,ou Waiting, bn1 friendly Inns. ..
Tbs Tntnshh TenlteFanos uhion Of Cincinnati hss
generously uHsrea 10 entertain ths oleats aud tsle-
fcmatn over tho abbztG and tn4t uospel temperance
estanas will bs hnl throughout the city aud nsish
iolsgues who dcsIro entertainment Will rease COM
muuteste promptly with Ara. 8. K: Les VII. President
Of the "oulan: T.i1peranco Union, No. VIA Uaart
ssrest, Cincinnati o. u4t homeA may be assigned
Fur documents further Information, spply to tSe
IL Vi contemplate tls nagnlsuds of tho work On
which hass enssrsd Ana ths a!Euie4nes Ut tbs sl
, 1875-08-20
CITY REAL ESTATE.

f.,,,R AAfR why fiiEAr-t,wstn 1;tiIS1; 1.T1I Fl
hur"bi "'nAll !afIe9t ,ln~a, hal.n"~ ,sax tn~ ten
trf ttlH.n' alt frn e a'., kt.i. Writ Sl tTs
!E trm. E,r.t ,tn-e r.ss iat, taIr doors. hajrst,
OWNER p H. Frimhn ,t7ice, '
},@pN SALE. H0I'.E ASp LOT sfi,.. YrEr IN
n.c., b.ta-rs''n, barn. o,c. tp.S0. hAisuS IT'LL,
VI "ashntita.I
- sItrace, nt fnti7s thu. af MARI Sklhn :. L..
:s, eassf "ft IF" Fi; ec Co. 1a; n r ta
troi sai.E.-A HASpsnMt: ntatnK>cE, "a
l. Wat WAahnst?n1i.. r.. sh,n h.esf fttm, Lnl.o M
4Huuth Ma7kel.at.
HON .hALK-AT A kAt,HiFIuE. ,TftK HE@T lot
~, ~ H!.n i'a 3S ca's 1t frGnt :~'"n P"k
,M'fy hfe2 h"',,s.. ~ltb io.: y hy IL, III r.e5
On kU.sHhsl, jnst .ost Of NtanhYt-AE.. utY IT., ~
saek f! cssr. hafsaes "aay. ApnIy II EL. G'bi.i. L
hrun AA1R -ld3rs tlr ISBi4NA-AV,. HErWEE1
iwsnty- ninth and ThrfIrth, ats cheap; tah<k hJ
4al1. nARtattA 4 WEEL.H, las I.A5att IT..
, 1875-08-20
4 GOOD woau soa sBAFFENaERa,

Sb<cldI UF1IWlf& % 1N7 Ehte&19 1Fl6QH<,
DLooMlsaroN, H., Aug. 10.-Tmk TAInusB re-
porter haa had : conversation with h1n,ber of
gentlemen from Denyor, Col. rslAtlse to United
ssa.ea Marshal ahatyeuberg, agathst who'd 10
much has beeu charged by Astornoy-neneral
Alderman. Among these goptcmeu ars hevesal
who h4vo known ah.HeubstR intimately TOT tnAuy
yeara psat. Ali units in depression Of tue
ststctutes tnAds upon him, and express tbs ttm
belief that hts official tecord Wilt prove clsAr and
uhaaflied. They Say that Alderman 10 known In
Denver ~ ono who will hot stop It suythsug 10
Ysns ha spite upon tloSs whom he disfkek By
the people Of Dnnvor HhAHsnbesE Ii colw,asse "a
~ bsanB ths sonl Of Aopor, md u IL respects 70
upright clkizau and otsioiaL
, 1875-08-20

Al. H. rH.lS
na'eeones '1' "pnaa"n .a"r n .ran IN ,cad s,J
i,.n"acd nf
Comm s+ioner t;lnnyh movna 10 amend b. tah-
inv up ali tho Ll,Ia and communications Lear,uE
upou tho subject.
Comt1,iaAiotier Mct.afroy nhtectnf, IN Tim
ground lint lower bids Thar thosa roportoA upon
iat] since tpon rat In.
Een,,nisx!oper GluuKA-1a Il tho uhtect at tho
l,oald to
aEtror thin n1enEHf ninpnn
H. ~, ,,L -,
cn'..s,,ar ~" ,.t,r-.vso .,, ,,,, =, Il.
Ion.ai.Ant;;ne, ok oo' ~ A'
=. ,t na nd, ,,.vn
.o.i'i.rn.' -, g.. "o VILE .tse!,eu ,rn.
.oan W ~. ,i ' ~ ,. IL ~ =" ~, Nv
,n','.iaa,.a,,. ro ~ ~ III t,,o. ' @""
nt a,,1n,ort ~ w. ~" t.'en ooh v,a
.,,em 1 ,,,.t ~ Irnsstiad :, t.n. on;aoinm
f,n,nmasiu,tnr Hidden thon ro.I ti,e bid of
Hl,ipmn,l < Ia ami I.n,,tcd II tn thu GIcrk
f,om1nihstpier Iohuaun ca1lct ter tho roxing
Of tho Tito Icttzer renurt s,unnd BY Cu1nlnIB-'
siotle.4 tlueuthcr aud carroll, YhIch hus aifos&y
teen nub1iH!ni
missioner Jol,laog rnovod Ita aaoutios,..
CutumfasiuteF AfcCaNley called for lho road
Ing Of tio Adams communication referred to
aboye. aud it vhs road,
Co.pmssoner O,ough called for tha zs&llngof
tlIo Ind OF
RHODES CO.,
for fS7, 500, Who refcrrst The Board to II. r.
Qoode!i ansl ollers A. retorouua. ,
AZ lie conclusion u tho reading, Coumts-
stonor Holden said 1le had looked for nhodos j.
Co., but could iinl 10 such fifm.
Cosn,nna,oner ElouKtl-uld you look fnr MI:
Ooodall, to wpo1n tho Co1nulitteo vas rc!orsed7
CommlHalonor, lloh1op-so, rir: ! found .
man, howeycT. by tho natna Of lshodos, who
keeps ttdket.olico On Glars eeroct. ....
Commissioner s1eCa'rrey- -thodcs IL tho man
who o .ns tho fnnco around tho CourL-1Iouse
aqiaro-a blll-postsr.
l:o,nsplsaioner tluugl1-l N, glad to learn that
fL1fr0 knH
after ala. lie IL i tenant Of tho county, and QUO
of tic nlost rollhb1e and prompt tho county has.
| Commissioner llolden-lshosies KNOWN 1ots'4nx
about abAtract books, aud am opposed to pu-
, 1875-08-20
qRA'N.AAhotlRo At svffAtt.

opsea' D'.pateh o tn Fhfcaap FT1hun.
BrYFAto. n. T., Aug. IA new elevator A.,
soe'atIot h.s hest formed hsts. siubtzclng The
noater and al eletatots e1cept Us Hsz.,d,
which was ehartsred i44s sptina to Mea.rs. En-.
sixn / ua'laEd. fno ue~ tisea e,t.bII,Lsd vent
iuto fotce to-day, ~ folldMa: fd 10 ths ur,in'
10 70 the sesaei for elevation, inulddlus fiya
dA5s .sofasa ana ~ a!asast srsfy sddiiieaU