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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-30
THE COURTS.

Monday being legal holiday there viii be no
state Courts held on that day.
The General Term Justices Will meet at Albany
next Tuesday to appoint reporter OF the supreme
Court.
An application, made on benalf Of the Society
for the Reformation OF Juvenile Dennquents, for
an Injunction against farther theatrical perform
ances at the Tlvon Garden, until payment Of the
license lee, was granted yesterday by Judge Law
renee, In Supreme Court Chambers.
Among the last cases argued before the General
Term OF the supreme Court was the appeal taken
from the action OF Judge WestorooK In removing
Ashbel II. Barney from the position or receiver OF
80 much OF the old Wells, Fargo Company's Ex-
press property as was disposed OF to the Holl-
daT Overland Mail Company Mr.. Barney's re-
moval was made on the report OF referee, and
Abraham v. De Witt was appointed In hls place
Decision was reserved.
What on Friday, In the Court or Oyer and Ter
miner. was intended as a neat and just comph-
ment by Major Hennessy to Judge Brady was
through o curious perversion or type, spoiled.
The gallant and patriotic Major said, address
ing Judge Brady, "While was among the first
to 60 to the war, Your Honor was among the
first to go into your pocket which was about as
good.n Misprinting Mr.. Howe Tor Your Honor
made 1t appear as though the criminal lawyer was
himself great criminal, and given to playing
REGULATING FRANKS upon Judicial pockets.
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ONLY FIVE (s)CENTs.

AND FIND ONLY FIVE FIR CENT or GAR
BAGE-
A., .u....,, - :, 80 pof,,. po.r1 hctd vcV,a,do~
A. a meeting ~ We EO44OS bV1ie Ae4u 1eSteIuaJ
afternoon = resolution was adopted changing the
TINE Tor cleaning the streets HOL uAJ lou1s "
rtght h.urs 10 fate eject June 8. ionr dlscus.
'-'- ''t' =
SION easued on the report 81 the committee q
cr-~.~.e ,rurfrsad ~ invaatfgate fhe rantsa~v
80 guns ~Pro.As1 ~ - - $3.50 =
condition 0i Harlem hats, but IL was Lnany
.ta.f.t Tbs rerort - - ronovu.
~4~Fs~-' 49, 49,
OTfcF q lHiAF nrRGFoN !
DEPAErlEsr W NuNfCfrkL t1EtCE,
hEw f0RG. hay ~, lTa
Hon. A. DSzECEEa, Commissioner o. lie sJard Of
r8ice ~
eIan obedience 70 instruct tons calling Tor me ting
Of the g84rd surgeons ard M appointment coin.
nieo ilr ne III bo.a 81 examining nto the material
tcr n NE material d0 posel th. coalition 81 that gDr.
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THE SILK FRAUDS.

In the United states Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Blatchford on the Bench, the Grand Jury
presented eighteen indictments against Charles
L Lawrence for forging entries OF invoices on
different vessels on various occasions. There are
two counts IN each Indictment. The Grand Jury
also handed in fifteen indictments against Law
renee, Colonel Des Anges and others not yet in
custody for forgery and conspiracy. In these In
dlctmehts there are also two counts
Lawrence's counsel have addressed TO the Presi-
dent q memorial asking him to forbid the trial OF
the prisoner on any charge except the forgery or
one particular bond and a1ldavit, that set cut in
the Indictment and warrant upon which the
British government granted mis- extradition. Dis
trct Attorney Bliss, In answer to this Application,
has transmitted 10 the Solicitor General his view
OF the case In which he claims that under the
uniform practice In both the United States and
Great Britain prisoner once brought into Gus
tony by extraction from the other country can
be tried for any offence WITH which he may be
charged. Mr.. Bliss therefore advises the Presi
dent not TO comply with the request on behalf or
the prisoner, and II Is probable the case VIII 60
on TO trial.
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BEAUTIFUL SMELLS.

Danger Of the Harlem Flats to
the Health OF the City.
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THE SCOURGES OF THE PAST
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SPICY LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-07

licenses have been given, while IN.
der radical auspices tn y were. Mr..
n. Hinchman, our former Supt. III
his report for 1869 shows plainly the
communicating influence of the ''grog
shops" that were then in the county.
Mr.. Stone, in his school report for
1873. shows that the County Court
here refused to grant license. Now
| have no idea who the Tug River
correspondent is. He may be citi-
zen of Lo gan county and one inter
ested in the welfare Of l.er people, or
he NAV be one of those bold and
liberal religious adventures which
the republican party" has given US,
penetrating these mountains with
the ideas Of the nineteenth century
&c" Yet if that free, pure gospel
which he teaches consists ot mis-
representation of the people, whose
homes have been open to him, like
Rolla We prefer the religion Of our
fathers.
In this county We do no: hold our
selves amenable to the changing
Editor Of the Huntington Commercial
OF the missionaries of the Republi>
can party. No people are stronger
advocates Of Education Il al we are
and no people more opposed TO the
whitening influence OF intemperance,
and We think it time that so Insight
ficant a Journal as the Huntingdon
Commercial should cease its petty
growing, and apply itself to reform.
ing the communities where it l. read,
for if there is such a community 1t
indeed needs reformation. While
we, with an answering devote to
the American union. and of the great
principles of the democratic party,
will protect our free schools. By as
>isting that party TO still rule the
de,tinieS of our State. We are anX-
lOus To forget the aHilno>ilieS ol me
past and lay our difference upon the
altar of one common country. ct
We ctnnot consent t. give oar State
again into the hands Of the rePub /
can party 50 long IS: he Commercial is
the exponent of its principles and it,
policy. ii. CLAY hAGLANp.
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FROM LOGAN COUNTY.

IostNC. h.. ". Va. SEPT. sa,a -.
Upuaa, U->->aroS ADVERTISER:
I have received from q friend q
>lp c9t from the Commercial Of your
CITY. IN which the Editor IF Jhpi
Journal gudcavurs. 5y a foul and
,currilouS misrepresentation - the
people Of this county, To sustain tag
Wholesale SANDER uttered by Gen.
Eauch- against the State OF West
Virginia.
Cen. Euocls, I believe, made use
Of the language a>crioeG 10 him, dur
INC the present heated political cam
pli.u i'm Ohio. and in spread Ia
s!e" Grafton on Education: in order
70 divert the attention of the voter,
o: his own State from the general
depression of business, for which his
party i responsible probably thought
Tie Observation-Disclosures of a sister state
legitimate In IA, absence Of argu'
mont. But there can be 10 rallia-
ton for the cowarilv in>inUa,ionS
made agaiu>t the people Of Logan
County. hv the Editor Of the HuGt-
iugJ1l C.uarid Cowmdly be
cause ne well knew tha. h;s Journal
was not read hy any deceu, man in
Logan, and he hoped thereby to
t,;>ta wilful. tal>ehool upon the
public. which would never be read
,t home, and paycaaHce have some
Influence abroad.
There : one method of deceiying
he people bv direct lying,and anoth-
er more dastarllv and Geta>table
method by drawing an inference
,rom detached sentences, and IF this
latter method. The Editor of the
Comuerit has awaited himself.
Z he Commercial tell IS that. "The
County Superintendent OF Logan
rouuty reports that he Trustees
ne 50 fond ct the almighty dol
lar that they reject all ncu-re>i-
lent teachers, no matter how compo-
y-:en;." NoW the Huntington F"t,
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CNWMass.HNER.s SALE.

DC RSCANT to a decree rendered Ju-
L " ). 1875. bv the County Court ii
Wavnc county; West Virginia, in the
Chaucer7 cause of G. W. Smith, assignee
q james II. Ferguson. bankrupt, ".
Joseph Payre ct al, tie uudrr-igr ed
Special Commissioners. will -cll a. pub
lie auction. in front Of the Court House
II WAYNE County. West Virginia.
On The 1T .Nolday in Norem5er, 1875,
e. tie highest bidder, upon the terms here
irafter mcutionea. the following real es-
tate. that is 4 say. four hundred ard
twentv-four acres, t424}, in D..rict No. /,
Wavne County, west Virginia, on Sandy
rive. about five miles from tie Ohio riy-
er. Tie Ceredp Mineral Railway j. gra-
i,j to- this farm : the property Is valuable
fr farming purposes. and - mined ately
IN tie Z . Sandy. river. which j. uav;ga-
BE the vearr and said real estate is
situated iiyo miles froE. Cat.cltsbuIg, XIV,
town ii faur thousand inhabitants:
five miles If Cere1o. in sad county If
WAYNE. a pleasant little town, and ten
miles from Huntington, Cabcll County.
West Virginia. the present terminus Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
TEENS :-Onc-third of purchase money
cash in hand; one-third in SIX months,
and tie remainder in twelve months, ia
king from the purchasers, bonds with
good seurity, AID retaining the legal T.
tie until ali the deferred payments are
made.
c. BURGESS,
+. GIBSON.
q /. kATLIFF,
sept. Jo-tv. ''p1 Comm
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Kentuckv. VAS in sccoydalce with .
suggestion made 10y tie Committee
from Richmond, Who visited Louis
vile IN the interest Of this counec'
ton. tits believed thst 81 500, 600
wilsccure the completion eff the road
and il was divided rs above.
II the amount would secure the
connection, it would pay Richmond
to subscribe ii, especially in view OF
the tact that Richmond has large
Investments which although not pay
mr. now, would be made profitable 10y
the road proposed.
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COMMISSIONERS sAEE,,

Pursuant 70 2 decree rendered hv the Comfy
Court OF CabelT county. Wcsr Virginia. ~ tle
October tenn thereof fo- -. IN tie suit IN
Chaucery o. T. T. Wellington a-alnSf Roland
G. a l. the Undersigned cnmwiSs r1er VIII f-i
nv public su-t'ur. 20 the highest bidder. On tie
p emises. IN the town " Guyando.:e, On
THEM DAY or SEPTENBER.1S75
Thehouse and lot owncl and occupied hy Ro-
lanl Clark. situated on Glyand1tte street Near
and adjoining 10 the saw Mil property. COM
monty known as the White Bonner IT. . prop
erty. in the town n Guvani1're. IVES; Virginia.
The house Is new ore soy dwelling.
TERMS OF >ALE:-Seyeniv-aVe dollars Of the
purchase money 20 he pad IN hand on the day uf
sac and TIE residue thereof In tEO equll paw
mems OF six and twelve mouths time, the p-lr-
chaser gyn. bond WIKI good security for the
deferred payments
IRA J, NCGINNIS,
Aug. a. 4-w Special COMMISSIONS.
The above sac is postponed until Thursday.
the l4th day a.. October 'S.5
IRA !. MCGINNfS.
pct. :. Nv. Special Commissioner.
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Heavy SHIPMENT OF TEA.-One
hundred and eight cars laden with tea
arrived at Quincy, Illinois, on the 20th
Instant, by the Hannibal and St. Joe
railroad from California. The tea was
shipped directly from China, and wa.
and is destined for England. The cars
were taken over the Quincy, Alton and
s.. Louis railroad, which road paid as
back charges foI the freight over sl13-
600.
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tYt..nti Nm u Ce..Lt. 1873
<OMMEssYONER'S SALE

WIN. 7. Thompson,
T. II. Lloyd execuTix Of Jno. Lloyd. deceased,
e.. al.
~ CHANCERY.
In pursuance af a decree made and entered on
the i4ih diy OF June 1873. 10y TIE Circuit Cont Of
Cabell County In. the above canse. the unt.r
signed Special commissioner VIII on
Nonday he 18th Day # October, 1875.
proceed 90 sell ~ the front door ~ Cthrl Conn
- G.. H.. ~ pubic auction - tie highest h'hier
the following property and real estate w q
20. tain one story frame ANtllDg house rrd Dot
situated la the tom of Btrbrur.yi.ic w said
county, and "a alley iunning back 10 the static
on said premises including said alley aaI stable.
said p olerty. kua N As the John Linyd proper
Is, containing ~ feet front and ~ ieef hack.
The wiI"N'- lower iher. in j. also - b" sold.
TERMS Of SALE:-OBe -nalf pa chase money
cash m hand and the residue IN six months. Ia
King bond and security for deferred payments.
4. ". SMITH.
Sept. lS.h 1873. sp1 COMMISSIONS.
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Octoatrr+'

No.IlE'
-, Ir,,,,h D,r0- scr. Harrison CllT. Admir- ana
IN ms pa-l r,-f'. Nui 81 Bar. Noses PR
s,.va.d Ehpdl .is wif~ .Iul.dnn B.4i. widow
~ .In-rla Blair. drc't jams starr. Jane, \.
N!grAcr' aud NY Gay Rlgdn!, = '4r'.'t'i
stIl'-m for tAc ini;at heirs 81 W IN ),
pemuSev, decd. AMI ,lSb Tor thu iniap' lrl = oi
Fl,rina MCCOY, deed aud for the infant heirs
al Jp-epj Bal, j ed.
Y,u arr hereby i.ntiEeithat on the '''a ~
O. Y .yculhcr. i-7a. a. IRE dwcli'E hou'e ~ NJ
g.. Parsley al RE mouth - Lure. 20 ~ ~
g.Yu GEEK o. Logan conAty. shan p@o'f" l'
*. safe AMI !r,u. The several accounts rs ul-
rrctcl hy ] drrrets. order 81 The thcNi f'G!'
OF Logan rDurtv rendered attl' >'p' nI',r term
OF ssil 90 r $50. ~ csGsn IA 'nI rcfy IN
when liu,d a. n-Irp.ry 3, piliu.lf ana iIar.!S y
l.alg aud u.Acrs a. dtfcIdijs.
". Il. PECK, Commissioner.
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Commissioners Sale!
Swami ard kceian,
y.
Sarah J. McComas Administrators Of Da
vid McComas Deceased, ct al.
IN CUNNCERY.

IN ClIANCERI.
In pursuance Of decree of the Coun-
tv Cnurt # Cabell County. made in the
above cause on the 9th day OF July 1879.
the uudcrs; gned special commissioner
will. on
NONDAYt 25h DAY of OCT 1875,
at the front door Of Cabell County C. ii.
proceed To sell at pnbic auction to tie
highest bidder the foilwoiug real estate.
viz: q certain tract Of land lviug on Guy
and1tte River in said County, about l.
miles above Cabeli County 6. H.. kuown
a. the David McComas farm, and the
same on which lie resides. Said land j.
very fine for farming purposes, consisting
If rich river bottoms with sufficient wood
land and the same IS in good farming
condition, containing in ail 200 acres,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourih cash
in hand and the residue in three equal
payments in. s, l., and IS months, taking
from the purchaser tonds with security
i,r deferred payments bearing Interest
from date # sac and retaining legal title
a. additional security.
Va THOMPSON.
Speci Commissioner.
Saut - iw
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TSSuS tees Sale.
George II. MuileEs
".
william T. Thomp'on ct as.
II CIiANCERI.

N CHANCERI.
Bv virtue of decree rendered in the
above cause on tie l3th day If June. ls7j.
bv the Circuit Court 81 tabeli county.
and bv virtuc # deed oi trust made by
the said George H. MuIlens, on the 9th
day II July, 1872, 10 the undersigned
trustee. T. secure o. W. Frank * Sn. the
payment 4 the sum # $3.50, which -aid
trust deed Is recorded in Trust Deed
Book y. page 3jS. ], tie "a d nrdcr- gned
Trustee, viii,
On TdmtIay, September oh. 1919,
proceed t. sell. at public auction. to the
highest bidder. ~ the front dor Il Cabeli
County Cnnrth,use, the following proper
". viz: One Two-Story Frame Dwelling
House. adjoining the town of Guyana tie
in said unity. about oBe-ha.f NILE above
the mouth # Guvardotie River, on tie
north SIDE thereof. which said hou-e l.
built on ground leased FIR the period %.
FIVE yezrs, beginning on the 23d day ~
April. 1872. containing so feet front, and
running back % u e said river. fa'd
house i known n the George II. Mnllers
house Tie right to remove said house
from said leased lot l. guaranteed o. pur
chaser. before the expiration of Said Lease.
TERMS OFSALE:- Oue-third Of pur-
chase money cash in hand; one-third IL
three. aud one-third in six months taking
bonds With security bearing interest from
date ior deferred payments.
WM. T. THOMPSON,
Trustee.
Aug. 5--iw.
Tie above the sale ispostponed TO Mon
day October 18th, 1873.
WM. T. THOMPSON,
Co., oil Trustee.
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-Ecki ADVERTISEMENTS.
& 7-2EsAiCNI Eas AII.
". ". Csc.
petcr {. Burlington & al.
N CllkN(IEi

~ - D - .
81 : giuc 81 decree made aid en-
- tered u 10 above e'tiilcl clue. oa
he i9ti day # June. 1875, by the Cir
en- Cruri II Cabeil County Wet Virgin.
a We tie Il der.ig' eI Spec al Cpn
N s,iol ei-, therein appointed ir tie pur
=. 80. siiI Oh
.SI.wday Noremjcr, l3h, 1873,
At the Firm; Dorr Of tie Court IIou-c o.,
a. d County, sell ( ! cash Of pubic aer
ti,n { lie highest dicr. tie hilrsr.
rea! estate, living III beng ia tne Cou"i'
4 Csbe.I. nj re-a d, tDwt:
W. certain Tracts oi Land, On rt
Guya "a tie River, f.rmer,y owned -by J.
:. lI.ldcrby. d.c'a-el, aid 81 prr-e'
owned ii occupied by tie paintf, "
". Gate. O,c Tract e ,nta.ug 80 acne
AID the other containing - acre. adlar
Ing.
F,r iu'l aid accurate description
tie sane. rei.relc, j. made T. deed iror
Thos. y. Kline, SPECIAL Commissioner
the said W. ". Gates If Record in Dee.
Book &C.. New Series. page ~. IN -
County Court, CLERKS Office II said Cunt
The -aid lands are delightfully."- locate.
very productive, upon which there IL Or
of the handsomest country Mansions o.
tie county, nice bart and out homes, 81
a fine orchard The drive b. and if5a
said Residence aud lands - GIyald'H
and Huntington is not surpassed by a.
in the State.
Title beyond all controversy -perie>.
EUSTACE GIBSON,
LuCIEN c. RlCkEIS
Gent 30-iv Sp1 Con.
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Alta CIRCUIT COURT continued and held
Afor C1b-ll county. at tie Courthouse there
OF on the 30th day OF June. 1915,
Preston Nee allesrer,
vs. IN CHANG ERR.
El,enor McCo.kle ct 81,
George ". Hackworth, Admin
". IN CHAM Ekl 9.
El'eHOr McCo-ke. et a..
II aDpe ring 10 the Court from an af'davi'
fled by Joseph :. Miller, Special Commissioner
In the foregoing causes that b. L. lian1ley and
Preston Hunirr purchasers Of part OF the real
estate in the bills and proceedings mentioned,
have failed 10 comply with the terms OF sale OF
said Reai Est ate. i IA Therefore, on m1ii OF
said Joseph : Miller. ordered. th'ta iuie is'ne
against sad lIsnd.rv gnd Hunter a. require them
10 appear here on the first dav ~ the next term
OF this court To show cause II anv they can, why
the said real esfat- purch ised toy them e>pec-
riveT shall NOT hs reSnld. ana IL further appear
ing That the said Hunter Is nom &c dent OF THIS
State. It's ordered that a copy OF this orle be
published for four weeks 81 ccsSively IN some
newspaper published in this county which publ
cation rs 10 said Hunter shall he equivalent u
personal Sc. vice and this cause contlnped.
A copy teste:-M. $. THORNBURG, CIEsK.
Oct. 1-iN.
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commissioners Snic
J. +. Allen.
-.
:. \. Childers
~ CHANG ERN

- - y ~ 49,
Bv virtue Of decree made and en'e'.
~ tie Csu.ty G. urf Il Cabcil C"n' y
West va. attic October term 1874 81 81.
Court. will. as the Spec al Comn'l''.'
t..erein mentioned for tie PurPo'e' on
lac 18th Dry of October, 100
at the iron; door II tie Courthonse q ("
county. proceed to sell To- I'll" highe''
der NJ public auction, the foll"xing W
Of land lying and being IN ss.d eo''t
to-vit: IA acres situate on tie "uyS
river about one mile below the yiiI5E
Barbonr,yille. being the 'sme lapa
ycred t. :. \ thi!der- BY bhz,beln
m1us by deed dated March 22nd' ),
7rdal ~ eerta.n other tract c"i'4',
932 acres. consisting ri the he ','A.
Ge,ree GIllaher. which lie esis,e - ~
cd lyS. \. hilder., the o.ieii"ahr
i.e simple being in ''e' rg E'r'' . a.
aprcaf IL a decree made by tle ~ ~,
Cnnr; Il Cabell County on tie 'th g e..
Marcel 1871, in lie Chanee'y eiH'e % -
abe,h Simmou, y. Geo. Gal aher e, .,
TERMS Oh SALE:-One ihiTd d W.
e. ase money ea-h in hand on me ~
,aic. one third in six, and one-'n at,-.
Twelve months, tasting from tie pI Ia,--
b,rd with good security for ne 80, 49,,
p,ymenis. retaining tie legal Tue
ditional security.
LUCIEN c. RlCKEi -,
Sep. 234w Spec.a' Comini's
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Hon. Cas.i,,s II. Clay has just fin
ished a stumping tonr through Ohio.
He has helped our cause here. and
goes back TO Kentucky coafient
that William Allen will be reelected
bya hantsoms minority. --Enfairec.
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The best Informed politicians in
this State in fixing William Allen,
majority. sell $4,000 a. the minimum.
-EHGGrG.
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THE CEN MA a

The State B,lrl Of Centennial
mta1-,rs a2p,inte I b. the Governor
has entered oa its labpr4, and Is en-
d,av,riug By active work to make
MP Tor lost time. The principal OF,
IL, Of the Board is at Wheeling, A.
J Sweeney, Chairman.
SI5 c,mm.tte,s have been appoint
ed in each county, to cooperate with
the Central Board.
The Committee for this county,
C. abel, Is composed of H. {. Par
sons, ID, w. Emmons and ii. ).
Samu,ls
WAYNE COUNTY.
G.. W. Parsons, L. d. Ramsdell and
q. q Burgess.
LOGAN COUNTY,
'''~. y VIZ ''>''' N'''' IL
DR., NJ. y. station
HNo'lN COUNTY.
Col ). :. Wilkinson, {. l.. b'"der
AMI B. /, Carry.
-. H''N ~ - r,
30 . 30 ,'"s~' Nh ''''"'' '''''
" "' " '' N''''''.'
r"c' III ''.'''' '' '''' '''''
m'''ee mas "o'''le'' receive
c'py OK 'ae ''rco'ar 'e''er vi ''''
''"'F" n''Fu' "'' W. "'i' '''''
viii = "','I'''. ~ "'' ~
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CITY TAX NOTICE

HrxrryGrox. W. Va Sept ! .Ia .,
Notice - hereby given tha' Wv .
ior general corp ration pufP',,, IL
'itv Of Hunt ngton, the s-se''ne IS IT,
1876. are EOw due and payap
and. for collection. oho
Payments NUT be mage ~ a. 0LEY.
'oh Trca,uIe
Sept. 23-tf
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Making qtltal Il


The va'ua,;ou 4 rea 4 i pr~sora' pr l.
..rtv in l,7i in t.c unity, waS H'.'3h,-
.0> Is which required i Gu " levy o!
tii,v cent ON caCl ole huvt:vd d'l as
value there /. so "a It the alb We u uou"lN
watch !eyy Il fifty cca,s was scc'rd'i e'y
lad Ov tIeclUrt.
We further ii Il. tia: after pavirg all
the Indebtedness Il e Cu.tv r tie
wear 1874. ere will be remaining IN tie
hands II the >ier;i, a surp u Il tree
tAou.ard. dollars subject 4 the order 4
tie Court. In view Of, wh.c'. : Court
ia iayiag the County levy r $50, on Y
lad twenty cc"tS on Tire ,ue hundred
dollars va ~ Of rea! aud per> ia property
instead Of fifty cents last veal.
We recommend that some acton be Ia
ken hy the present Leg allure by which
the fees Of County cifcerS he - Increased
! ii need be, and .ccar.d - u Iit'ga";s,
that they Will pay Il d officers fIr Their
rvice> without publ c allowance, and
,h,.s relieve the tax PAYERS Of co.'s dcra-
he 4 Mount Of tax, a"d would suggest tie
propr;, v OF litigaaiS beng compelled u
nav the T. r diem and the mileage Of jur r.
Willie irwin civil causes. We find that
in many case. it cost, the County more 10
,rv them than ~ times the amount in
dispute. -,
we ais, suggest t.,c following: That
the law he - changed. that instead 81 the
Sheriff c,llectirgand discussing the taxes,
that TIE County or Circuit -'rk, or some
other person he appointed o. CHOSEN r
that purpose. and receive and ds'5nrso all
LEWIS. AID tAat a gwen time be LN'd ioF
the taxpayers T. come 10 him a. 81 pay
the same. and those falling 70 come and
paw their taxes within the time ,pccih d.
Ice charged a sufficient per cent To- pay 2
collector ior Collecting said delinquent
taxes The receiver or treasurer could
well afford - receive and d sbnrse the
lew, ion two per cent or less, which
would make difference If one thousand
one hundred and twenty four dollars and
tweuty-i ur cents in the taxes II Il; that
: in the commission alone. Now il TIE
prop .scd charges were made We tild
that there would be saved % the tax-pay-
ers Of this County Al leas; three thousand
six hundred and iwcnty-e git dollars and