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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

PRIVATE MEDICAL AID,
Quick Cures. Moderate Charges.
DR.. w. X. DOHERTY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SUR.
GICAL INSTITUTE.
no. $40 Sacramento ST.
Corner OF Leidesdor1 street IA few doors below
the What Cheer Housed.
San Francisco. Cal
GTPriyate entrance on LeidesdorT Stree.
Established expressly 70 afford The Aer;e,..
ed Sound and Scientific Medical Aid
in he Treatment and Cure If all
Private and Chronic Dis
eases. Cases of SECRECY.
and AZ Serudl
Disorders.
To the Afflicted.
DIR. w. x. DOHFRTY returns his sinoe,.
thanks to his numerous patients for their na..
ronnge. and would take this ooportnnitv "a
remind them that he continues to consult a,
his Institute. for the crre ~ chronic diseases
ant
Genito-Urinsry Organs and al priwate Dis.
eases. viz: syphilis IN all its forms and stages.
Seminal Weakness. and all the horrid cong
auences Of Self-sbuse: Gonorrhna. Glee,
Structures. Nocturnal anil Dinrnal Emissions
Sexual Debility, Diseases ~ the Bach a,s
IoinR Inflammation Vt the Bladder and EiA
neys, etc: and he hopes that his long exper,
ence and successful practice will contjnne IA
insure him share of public patronage By
his practice Of many wears In Europe and ina
efficient and succsss,ul remedies against al
eases Of all kinds. lie uses ho mercury chsryas
moderate. treats FMS patients in correct ana
honorable way. and has references y. upqa.s
tianable voracity from men Of known respse.,
biiity and high standing IN socictv All nar,e.
consulting him. bv letter or otherwise win
receive the best and gentlest treatment and
implicit secrecy.
To Fc,rales.
When n female Is IN trouble, or afflicted WITH
any Of the diseases peculiar 10 her sex sho
should 70 write at once to tho eeleh-a,e4J
female doctor. W. X Daherty. al his Mesiea-
Institute. and consult him a5out her troubles
aud saase. let no false deIfca CIV proven. ven.
but apply inmediatcly. and save yours, Il from
painful yufTering and premature death All
Married ladies. " hose delicate health or Other
circumstances uieyent an increase in their
familics should write or call nj W X Doher-
tvs Medical Institute and they will reeeiy.
Offices consisting Of auiio Of six rooms are
SO arranged that he ean be consulted without
fear Of observation
To Correspondents.
Patients ffnaic or feTnalei residing In an,
pars % the State however Distant who NAV
desire the opinion and advice Of Dr Dohertyin
Their respective cases. nnd Who think proper.o
sBbn!. written statement of guch in prefer.
enee 10 holding personal interview, ara
rcFpcctfiiily assured that their cornnunics
tiarH viii I've held most Sacred and confidential
II the case be- fully and canfiIlv described.
personal commuu tea.iou viii he nnnncessar~
as instructions FOR dict. -e0f'nen and TIE
renarnl treatment II the case itself finelu6iny
the remcdiesi. will be forwarded withors
delay. and In such manner as 10 convey noiaea
Of The purport Of the letter or parcel 30 tsana-
mi.ted
Consultation ny letter or othorwiSel FAIR.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no psv Ad.
dress, W. X. DOHTRTY " D.
San Francisco, Cal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-23
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. the consequence ~ self.
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved seNual
indulgence is practised by the youth Of both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent. producing
with nnerring certainty the following train q
morbid symptoms. unless combated by seien-
tific medical measures. viz, Sallow e0nn'e-
nance. dark spots under the eyes pain In the
head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rust
ling Of leaves and the rAttline OF charin's,
uneasiness about the lons weakness Of the
limbs. confused vision. blunted intellect. loss
Of confidence dfidence in approaching
strangers \ dislike 10 form new acquaintance,
disposition TO shun society. ioss Of memory.
hectic Pushes. pimples and various eruptions
about the face. fIrred tongue, fcti1 breath.
coughs. consumption, night swests, mono
mania and frequent insanity. II relief be
not obtained. should apply Immediately,
either in person or by letter. and have cure
effected hv his new and scientific mode 81
treating this disease. which never fails OF
efIectipg quick and radical cure.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-06-17

The palition OF VIM Kincaid in the
matter OF relief OF Elias Brandon respect
fully referrei 70 Trustee Of township in
which said Brandon resides for their APP
proyal and recommendation.
on motion the Auditor was instructed
10 redeem in the name of the County, lot
No. 3, in the northeast quarter north
west quarter. section ., township 10,
range is. west 26 a, and part Of lot No.
2 In northwest quarter northeast quarter
section o, township rs. range u, west "
A., sold October 9th, 1874, for Delinquent
tax. The property Of X. yerbeul, and
also, 10 mark "renitted' opposite tDe
name OF said X. Verheul on the tax book
of Lake Prairie township for 1874.
in the matter OF petition from O. j.
Ayres asking that the Auditor he in
structed TO sell the west half Of block II
and the west half OF block 40 in the city
of Knoxville. The said real estate be-
ing the property Of Marion County.
Ordered that the Auditor sell at public
auction the said real estate before the lsi
day Of September, 1875, giving at least
20 days notice of the day OF the sale by
publication in newspaper published in
The county, and provided that said real
estate shall not be sold tor less than two
| hundred dollars for each half block.
The report Of the Trustees OF Lake
Prairie township. appointed TO make an
appraisment Of the northeast quarter
southwest quarter. section Is, township
rs, range Is, school land Of Marion coun.
ty, was received aud placed ON file, and
| tho Auditor was instructed 10 give
| notice aud offer said land for sale in the
| manner and upon the terms provided by
| law. az soon ~ practicable.
on motion the Board adjourned To
meet at 81 O'Clock, A. M, June 9th, 1879
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-06-17

4 ,ss,4,,su from A X HORNE vas pre-
I saF,ssss ASKING that the penalty aud IN
ssresr al, Tie Tx OF issu. on part o. nofs'i.
1 .-as= .Yss4yter southwest quarter seGtioh
/ +. tossnshit 70. range II, AZ lvJ acres oe
/ rsraitte-i. and thai she he peTnisIen "
| - tf.s. original tax on the same 10 luii
/ ~ All demands. Ordered that payer or
t.etittgf,er ~ granted, and the Treasurer
! Instructed 90 receive the original TAX on
aid laud FOR said yea.. =itbout the PEN
altv sad Interest on the same
The report % Tsmpieton. y. 4. OF
Rssi Rock township, for the year 1914,
received and placed on ME.
The reiigion OF Il L simpson was re-
,,.iys.S asking the Board 70 order the
amount paid by him, by mistake on the
tar Tor 1873, OF Il. simpson, 10 be re-
funded also the amount OF interest paid
Nv him on bis 1873 tax, said Interest
having accumulated on account OF the
mistake Aforesaid. Ordered that prayer
or petitioner he granted, and the Andifor
Instructed 70 issue warrant IN favor Of
the said f. 4 simpson, for the amount Of
said TAI and interest, t0-wit the sum Of
s. 81 100.
A potition from Virgil Roberts asking
the Board 10 order the Auditor TO Issue
to him warrant for the amount OF tax
wrongfnlly paid by him Tor the year
1862. 1858 aud 1874, on account OF double
assessment. Ordered that the Auditor
examine the tax books for said years
and issue ia vacation warrant on the
County Treasury for the amount Of tax
thus wrouglully paid with 10 per cent.
interest from date OF payment TO June /,
1875.
The report OF the Auditor showing the
am cunt Of the permanent school fuDd
received and ordered placed on iile.
The report of q II Robinson, Aud,
Of the amt OF fees rec'd by him by virtue
Of his oiIiee, from Jan J., 1873 To June J.,
1875. reporting the amt Of lees reed one
hundred and Ninety three 70 100 dollars
ard having attached the trcasurer's recpt
for the above amount, reed and ordered
placed on file.
Tho following resolution was adopted
10 wit: Resolved that the Auditor he
aud he is hereby instructed 70 satisfy up
on record ''k" page "a a School Fund
IA Mortgage gwen by IAN Walker 10 Sc
euro u note given To the school lund for
the sum OF ss5, the said note having been
paid in full by the said john Walker as
shown blythe AUDITORS books.
ON motion the board adjourned until
June Stb, at 81 O'Clock m.
ID. SHERWOOD,
Chairman.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-06-17
THIRD Ia Y.
June 9th. 1875.


| The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment Members all present. Minutes o
yesterday read and approved.
The following claims were presented
and allowed aud warrants ordered 70 bC
issued on the proper funds for the same
to- wit:
J Il II etherington, sheriff Of Ma
baska county, for keeping prison.
crs and clothing same. ..........a.... II 7C
III ID Lucas, cash paid for trees for
POOR FarHl ..,...........-,....'''..''''. D w
9 II Robinson, cash paid for map
and express charges ~ %
Il II Booth, conveying pauper 10
Poor IOuse."............... ...."", oO
Nathan Wiley, conveying pruper
10 Knoxvillen".t. .......r.."....,....,. oO
In the matter of a change Of road In
Lake Prairie township, petitioned for 10y
VIM Reitveldt. and dismissed at the
April Session 1876. The board having
rcconsidernd the motion 10 dismiss,
ordered that prayer of petitioner be
granted and said change established upon
payment Of costs by petitioner within ~
days from the date hereof.
The board now proceeded a. provided
by law to equalize the assessments Of
the several townships, cities and incor>
porated towns of Marion county, aud
having examined the assessors books, AZ
returned TO the Auditor. the board order
cd tho assessments OF said townships,
cities and towns, To be raised and lower
ed AZ follows to wit:
Pella city, reduced 10 per cent. on
real estate.
Knoxville City, reduced iOpcr cent. on
real estate
Clay township, raised 10 per cent. on
real estate.
Dallas township, raised 10 per cent. on
franklin township, raised per cent
on real estate.
Indiana township, reduced per cent
on real estate.
Knoxville township, remains as re-
ported by Assessor.
Lake Prairie township, raised per
| cent. on real estate.
Liberty township, reduced iper cent
on real estate.
Pleasant Grove, no change.
Perry township, raised 10 per cent. on
real estate.
Polk township, reduced per cent. on
real estate.
Red Rock township, no change.
Summit township, raised 10 per cent
on real estate.
Swan township, reduced per cent. on
real estate.
Union township, no change.
Washington township, reduced 9 per
cent. on real estate.
And the Auditor Is hereby instructed
to make out the tax lists for 1875 in ac~
cordance with the foregoing equalization.
In tho matter of petition from th o
Mayor and Aldermen, OF the city Of
Pella, asking for reduction or the as
sessment of said city, SEQ action Of the
board on equalization OF assessments.
On motion tho board adjourned until
June 10, at 81 o'clock am.
ID. SI ERWoOD, Oh airman.
G. III. ROBINSON, Auditor.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-06-17

PROCEEDINGS
or THE
HoARD OF SUPERVISORS.


June Z. ISIS.
The Board me. pursuant 70 sa~. Pre-
sent. Mess-s. Sherwood and Lucas.
IN. official toaa Of n. r. Miller APP
roiuisd hy the Trustees 81 Franklin
iowt.sgin. 10 ga vacancy in the Office 81
Justice II the Prscs, was spproyed ass1
ans.itor instructed 10 record tee same
Tn.. petition 81 jeremiah tnllicn, was
rresss,sei asking fer license 10 operate q
iefgy 90 the Ise- Moine~ river. al a point
lnawn as earhalns Ferry tor q period
OF Sc years from May 1. iss5 and tie
payment Tor saia iisem-a be made anpu-
ally Al tne beginning OF each year. ana
,hzt he have the exclusive right 10 oper.
ala = terry on said river for one mile Up
aud down from said point. aud shai ne
L. permitted - collect double raises Tor
nfghs TERRACE. Due proof having been
maize that notice OF said petition naa
been posted a. required bY law ara ile
B,sSYd being fally advisei 30 the pfetbl-
sex. ordered that the prayer Of the ped"
Toner se granted and ths Andttor IA
strurtesl 4, issue license 10 the saao
Jeremiah GuliIoH upon the hiing Of
hsn8 ia tie usual sum and form. con-
dili,yned upon the faithful performances
OF hi. aafie. as required by law aud
,l,s, he sirx II keep said ferry in proper
order Tor ferryiDg a. ali times; that he.
Will not tas or demand Illegal toll that
lie gili paw into the Treasury Of Marion
eouuty the sam Of Ave dollar upon re-
cjpt II laid license. and that be VIII year
IN thereafter during the continuance 81
said license. on or before the ist day OF
each year pay into the Go. Treasury the
sum offiVe dOllars. And the following
rates Of toll were fixed by the board ~
the maximum rates 10 be charged at said
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-06-17
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AT THE
JOURNAL OFFICE.

Justices of tho Peace, Constables, Notaries-
School officers, Teachers, and others may all
ways find at this zoe large stock of Blanks,
at low rates, by the hundreds, quire, or sing
ly. On orders by mail, blanks will be sent
post paid at the following rates:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29
POST MORTEM SENTIMENTS

\ 'Southegn Woman" through the
Memphis Appsn. defepds JEFF Davi, from
the charge that he is a coward and arch.
traitor. and sustains her position By
coPlous extracts from The New York Fri
d'tne. Her letter is addyessed 70 the sol.
diets Of the GRAD Array Of the Republic.
The excerpts from the zA;5.u. are ore.
sunaably from the pen o. Horace 6see!ey.
and wese published during the beginning
OF Che was. Asit would have been deemed
a hanging ofense il those days to Be seen
reading Few York papes IN the South,
Mr.. Davis constituents sere depsived Of
the pleasure Of reading such excellent SEN
simen's until shey could be preceded by
the ptoreotioa Of AUTHORITY.
It would, perhaps, bavs Seen = rrea,
pleasure swelye years ago 70 read Mr..
0seeless views on secession, but now
they are decidedly Anticipated and have
been repudiated By the people, along with
those OF Mr.. Davis, Calhoun and Others.
who have az one time or another filled the
popular eye. Their sentiments NAV have
been good, but they are post mortem.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29
THE CROP LAID BY.

There is great method in rigidls ;snor
Ing the agency of the eolored labo rer
until his service bad secured che erop
and he has performed the mental toll Of The
Southern household. the Memphis Cot.
ton Exchange seems to have received one
hundred and swenty.eisht reports Of ia.
borers working WE'LL" and but nine no,
working wolf. 1. adds:
The depreciation in the morale Of labor
occurs mostly II Mississippi; cause, politi.
cal inaue noes.
Whether these political influences con-
sisted in a salutary dread of their lives is
not stated, but the interval between Law.
ing by the we'll cultivated and abundant
crops and beginning to save them seems
to afford the recreation OF little gunnery
against the eolored race. and a fine oppor-
tunity to concoct some insurrectionarv
sensations for the Yankee Democracy. So
we have Q conflict Of races in Noxubee.
in which these -'bitin' sheep" become sud-
denly so ferocious as to require killing in
self-defense by the gallant soldiers of Mis-.
sissippi. We can not understand the
policy of accepting the labor and mental
services Of these people until they have
made a crop sufficient to sustain
q political agitation against them. It scr.
Esinly does not strengthen Democracy a,
The North. II tevives the war feeling. Il
thy political reorganization should be.
come necessary ON the basis Of confiniup
'he subjugation. it muse come iron, the
prevalent determination to deny to these
'elofed citizens the rights guaranteed bv
he constitution. We xegrer the lntoler. |
nee which would be manifested by such
scheme but it could not possibly fesult
p rendering the Republican party less
necessary 10 the maintenance Of the
-niop.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29
THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.

This body will be organized in continu
ance Of their original programme, which
| was to fight the enemies Of the Union.
Although, by way Of episode, it has fought
against the Union in the late civil war.
yet they have accepted the terms Of capt..
uiation in good faith, and will fight In the
future defense OF the republic as they
fought in its behalf on the bloody fields Of
Mexico Where can these men go but back
to the government which their fathers
founded Will they. for this parenthesis
Of civil war, invite some fugitive for.
eign prince to take control OF their gov.
eminent? Would they. with "bated breath
and whispered humbleness. say to France
and Britain, We are prodigal and unworthy
sops Of gallant sires. We have wasted
that patrimopy of freedom which they
bequeathed us. and we nov sue 20
be accepted as colonists Of your kingdom.
"Make me as one OF thy hired servants
These Americans can not. make an &C.
knowledgmenf SO degrading. 50 they te.
tusn in good faith 20 form Of govern.
nent which they preferred even in their
resistance to its administration, and thew
will prote theft devotion to republican
principles by uniting with the family
CIRCLE in celebrating the anniversary Of a
common story and the eommenoration Of
q restored Fraternity. Eos q. last .ablocd
is far thicker chan water" and it is far
better to rely upon the men Of The same
race. religion and traditions for aid than
to depend upon alien allies who are
separated from our land, Jess By an ocean
han BY a total difference OF socja, and |
political ideas.
The centennial celebration will but af-
ord an opportunity fot the Washington
Artillery TO prove its capacity for public
ervice. It, will meet there the descend
nts of those who offered reward for the
ead Of. Washington, and of those who
aid gold premium for American scalps
the massacre of Raisin, as they fur
ished powder, lead and tomahavks for
'urder of helpless women and children
q the frontier Of the West. The Union
i'll pos take the ehildres's bread and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

ersNs BOARD OF SrATEAND CRY Tax Asss ssos.
No. 70 Car0ndelei strees
Now Orleans, Ahg.ust 1875
The tAxpAyer< Of the city Of New Orleans
parish OF Orlt ans, louisiana hereby notified
that the assessment on real estate aud persona
property for State and city taxes for the year 1872
@xigble ia the year 1876 completed and will In
exposed for inspection and correction from .
A. NJ till p. H.. Sundays excsp,ed) until tho
THIRTY FIRST DAY OF AUGUST. 1873
erroneous assessments will b. Considered.
j. L, HERWIG,
'residenf Board of State and City Assessors
n. B.-Taxpayers are requested to bring theis
ass years tax receipt y description of tIe
property as to district aud number of s0uare.
au3 I'm Up }. L. HERWiG, President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29
IRELAND'S HISTORY.

= lecture by. HENRY GORALEY viii be &c.
livered undes tbe auspices of the Hibernian
Benevolent and Mutual Aid Associ aron, Branch
No. 5, at st. Theresa's Hall, Erat0 street, between
Camp and Mag szine streete on SUND " EVENING
August %, 1875
Doors open at seven o'clock Lecture TO eoas
mence Ut eight o'clock
Tickets fifty cents, can be had at the door ans
of the Committee of Arrangements. au2229
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29
TIE ROAD FORKS.

There was class of men in the Con
fedegacy, certainly not drawer than all,
others, undoubtedly making no greatel
| sacrifices than others, who still eontints
their hostility to the'Union,
There was another class. which was
beaded by General r. E. Lee, which kept
their capitulatiop in good faith and have
sought since the war to restore the peace
! Of the whole country by obedience to
Law and fraternity with those from whom
they had differed. General Lee counseled
obedience to law. and the devotion of
every Southern energy to the restoration
Of sectional harmony. He approved, if
/ he did not suggest, the nomination of
General Walker as Governor of Virginia.
| measure which contributed SO much to
the peace and prosperity of that State. {.
T It is difficult to imagine what the first
malcontent class desires. Is It TO assimi.
late this government TO those OF Europe.
and become again colony Of those pow
srs from which We have been separated?
IS il TO reinstate the condition which pre-.
coded The wat: Or is il TO nourish the
prejudice OF q sectionafism which has lost
its consequence in the western growth Of
a people who regard that effete sectional.
ism with ridicule and contempt: As we
can hot conceive an object where no ap.s
parent means or motive exists to give it
effect. We restrict ourselves to some exa,a.
pies Of the fact.
We have heretofore given the speeches
Of Messfs. Preston and Logan. of South
Carolina. exherting the people Of tho
South to continue the aninnosities of the
Cheyaliers and Roundheads or those of
the Orange and Catholic Irishmen, who
periodically meet and fight in the United |
States abou: the battle OF. the Boyne and
other historical incidents. |
General Wade Hampton. of South Caro-. |
lima. like Generals Forrest and Lougstreer,
differs with these extinct volcanoes who |
hurl the ciuders and sulphur Of mafedic.
ton upon men who have given as high !
proof Of devotion to the cause shat the
volcanic heroes have done.
Geperal Hampton is, if we mistake not.
. very neat connection with Mr.. Preston, !
through intermarriags. by the latte. With
he Hampton family. !
On the OCCASION Of the anniversary Of
he FIRST battle OF Manassas. General
addressed the Hampton Legion. |
His introduction rscoults what the legion
lad done for the Confederate cause With. |
ut denial Of this claim there can be no
uestion but that General Hampton is as
auch entitled to Southern confidence as 1
ny soldier who served in its armies
With thisimpregnable position, General s
hampton thus a-ows his own relations to "a
be UNION: IL
know. feel. that sou remember all (
1889 things. and thank God that with them / a
On can remember too with pride and exui-
ltion. that in all the varied scenes through .
hich that banner has passed, not one q
reath Of dishonor Of of disloyalty, not one !.
ain of cowardice or Of cruelty has tar o
shed its upblemlshed folds. Torn by San | Y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29

The first entertainment for the increase
of the Washington Artillery centennial
fund will probably take place at the yari.
cites Theatre, on the evening of September
% The Orleans Dramatic Association will
assist, as will Mr.. Marks Kaiser, violinist.
The allegory of the Wounded Soldier"
will be given. with illustrations of camp
life and songs, and the entertainment will
conclude with the farce of "Box and Cox"
acted by. Messrs. Theodore James and
Fred. n. Tsaysr, with real Hero as Mrs..
Bouncer.