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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1876-11-02

NOTICE
TO TAXPAYERS OF HIGHLAND CO.,

In pursuance Law w s. PATTERSON of Highland
County Ohio hereby notify the thereof that the amount Of
year 1876 different purposes together with the number OF
valuation correctly stated in the following Alb
Duplicate Highland County, Ohio for the year 1876 with the
of Taxati in he several Townships
purpose receiving Taxes will attend the Office
Hbor till the Goth day December 1876 and from the hrst day OF
April, till the Goth day of June, 1871
Tax on Personal Property not paid collection Justices of the
Townships No exemption property collection of
Personal Taxes.
not paid required penalty of per cent
rom8 A. NJ 20 4 o'clock P. NJ
w, S. PATTERSON,
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SheriR's Sale.

DYvIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID Of the Justices Court Of Pioche Township,
Lincoln County, State OF Nevads. to me directed
and delivered on Judgment rendered In faid
Court on tho 10th day Of February. A. d. 1876,
In favor OF the State Of Nevada and againft John
Doe, Richard Roe and Johanna Doscher. for the
sum Of NINETY. four fifty cne-hundredths to4 60
1901 gold coin dollars, delinquent taxes for the
fiscal year 1875, together with the sum Of nifty
four aud ninety.siI ope-hundredths "a 96-100)
gold coin dollars costs Of suit, and all accruing
costs and interest. have levied upon, and
shall expose for sale at public auction, In front
OF the Court house Of Lincoln County. the fol-
lowing desc; ibed property, TO wit: Lot number
eight (8l. fronting on Main street. In block num-
Der nineteen ti9) In said Town Of Phoebe. to-
gether with the improvements thereon.
Notice Ia hereby given that will, on
Tuesd ny, the 21st day Of March, A.
4.ta ID. 1870, assssr
Sell all the right title interest and claim Of the
said John Doe. Richard Roe and Johanna Dos.
cher in and to the said above described property
In front Of the said Courthouse at Phoebe, Lin
coin County, State OF Nevada. at 10 o'clock M
OF said day. for cash in hand In U. g. gold coin
to the highest and best bidder, TO satisfy said
execution and all costs and interests.
ANDREW FIFE, Eherif.
Dated: February 18th, 1876. Phoebe. Lincoln
County, Nevada. Hold
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month: when, II it shall appear At n. .s-soa
eon OF four school months, TO ths psmas
school trustees, that any parent on.,d,sad
other person having charge or Control ~
child, or children, shah have failed 10 n my
WIN tne provisions OF this act, the Boars .h.H
cause demand to be made upon such r. snal
guardian, or other person, for the smar.
the penalty hereinafter provided; when. ~ W.
parent, guardian, or other person shall a.s soch
or refuse to pay the same within 1--WE d. . ~.
the making OF such demand, the Bo,,d shu ~,
commence proceedings, in the name ., 'u Nv
school district, for the recovery of the 6ne bo,.
matter provided before al Justice al IN paa's
in the township in which said school s;s e.a
is located; or. if there shall be no Justice ~ ~,
Peace therein. then before the nearest Irs.,. t
the Peace in the county. N'"'e~
Sec 5. Any parent, guardian or ether n.,.o,
having control or charge of any child. ar IN.
dren, falling to comply with the provisions n
THIS act shall be liable to fine Of not lese IN,
nifty dollars. nor more tLan one hundred doll.,.
for the first offense. nor less than one bnnSrss
dollars, nor more than two hundred dollars IN
the second and each subsequent otfense bss;as.
the costs Of collection.
Sec. 4. Whenever it shall appear to the s,t,,.
faction OF the Board of School rustees al an,
school district in this State that the parents
| guardians or other persons having control and
| charge Of any child, or children, in ATTENDANCE
upon the public school Of said district, In secor
ance with the provisions Of this act, are upsbl,
to procure suitable books, stationery. etc. ID,
such child. or childien. it shall be the duty ii
such Board to procure or cause to be procure
for such child. or children, all necessary booir
stationery, etc, the same to be paid for out d
the FUND OF said school district, in the same wa,
that other claims against the school district N
now allowed and paid; provided that all book,
stationery, ETC., purchased under the provision
OF this act shall be deemed to be the proper
OF the school district, to be under the care IN
and control of the School Trustees, when not /
actual use
Sec 5. All fines collected under the provision
OF this act shall be paid into the County Treu
ury on account Of the State School Fund,
Sec. 6. 1t shall be the duty Of the Count
superintendent OF Public Schools in each count
in this State to cause this law to be rublisbe
In some newspaper in his county, If any The,
be, four consecutive times, annually for D
Rod Of two years, the expense OF such public
ton to be allowed and paid ont Of the Gener
SCHOOL Fund Of the county. The Board |
School Trustees in each school district aha
canse to be posted, annually, for period o. tv
years, IN three public places in their district, D.
tees Of the requirements and penalties of thi
act.
Bee. 7. This act shall take effect and boil
force from and after its passage.
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DELIHENoUT SALES,

Meadow valley Mining Company
upon the following described Stock on account
Of Assessment no. jel levied on the twenty
eighth day Of December. 1875, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive Shareholders, as follows:
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Notice! Notice! Notice!
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

II THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE W
J. Margaret Pascoe, deceased. ,...,o,sd
Notice is hereby given BY the una . p..cos.
Administrator Of the estate Of Mafssr,' rarsons
deceased, to the creditors o., ana ~ u ~.
having claims against the said dece .srs rithjp
hibit them, with the necessary ,ona1 ,,or ~ this
ten months after the first pnOh. = ths once
Of Bishop 4 Sabin, Attorneys !" Law
in the county Of Lincoln. ,o,.
Dated at Phoebe, May 18th. lS!s. ,,,.,,,tor
my9O.td ED. TURNER. AdpinisuI'O'.
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LEGAL.
COMPULSORY EDTclTle,
AN ACr
III COMPEL CHILDREN
SCHOOL. Atm

TO COMPEL cHILpRyx
SCHOOL. TO arrnD
approved February IS isrs,
The People Of the State Of S.
in senate and Assembly, DO ep,s. trres,,,s
Section, p ioaeN;
oh 1. Every parent, rua,,,.
pIson IN the State OF Neysds Lan, or otb.,
ana charge or . child, or childr.,a. ssing corisi
ages OF eight and fourteen ra., between \.
quired 10 send such child =, snsl Be "a
pao ots q, senooi Tor a period Of al is.n, 10
=, whI.t sn sehool year, at least -. nrtesa
% ohus shien snsu be consecutive ra ghf rseis
.dn mn, or sniIoren. are excused mr.. ess sue.
.ehaanee oy the Board Of School TSr.. such a.
schooi oistriet in which such r. Tue
guardians reside, upon its being parents q
satisfaction that the bodily or men,., IN % ihs,
OF suen child, or children, has conohicr
as to prevent his. her or tbsts oeen nch
At school. or application to study r. .stndancs
required, or that such child, az sh. ne Period
taught in private school, or Al hooftn IN
branches as are usually tsupb, such
schools, CT have already ACQUIRED a. Primary
branches OF learning taught q, As Ordinary
school; provided, in case nnbii. tne publ
| not be taught for the period IN s.I snool stsr
or any part thereof. during the yesr cen setis
| miles, by the nearest Travelled rosd Sinn Two
dence OF any person within the - zoe ns.
this act. Ae provisions Of
Sec. 2. 1t shall be the duty Of n.
c~h~s' - - tAe b01ft al
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-05

vu,HE RosrcRucIAN WERE SGT ,, nv
Pbiiosonhsrs Who hourished N oe. .nrtSa
during the seventeenth century, ana 1pp,suce and
profound researches into Natulai,, s.orerthe
Occult Philosophy, and sought 10 uF'''
ELIXIR or LIFE
Although some superstition nay .y,.hsmirta p
developed among them and otn si.a 4 scientific
search for the Elixir Wits, yet tneLe IA AsrolO
truth Al the bottom Of all Alchemy anu artifto
~. They were Impressed with tnep''fF
HERBAL PREPARATION, ~. n
Ana found dynsmic and psycholos' w.
the extract of certain plants.
- II II II II
Ia due to the researches Of Learned .icrnci,ps
Europe spong the archives Of tne A'S'F's''
1t is made OF
TWENTY DIFFERENT HrRsT' :
Gathered a. such seasons of the year ,wWinmp.irtd
juices are strongest and virtues av ia ustr
forming q combustion uDrivslled IN Wv
ria medica. tos b. ra
PIPIF = 80. md
Is an enemy to all corruptiony.mor srstior b to
fortifes Nature. Its manner :"
pyiye to the Extreme r . and al
And through the pores Of t1e sn sr xh!sh
emunctories Of the body, the oaa diseases tft
molest Il. diving relief even ~ cure. speh =
most refractory apa d aiarstpa,ion. sei B,ti
ache. Nervous Weakness and BilIiou.,sn7m navel
pleasant to tho taste, mild in its Ia a. tonic
Gus in lie effects aud unsurpssss.esat nsu
Used % beverage in malarious e ui, md sgps.
traliEes missma and prevents Iese ~. md Liquo
dealers. Depot l0S front street. Gan f''
sl7-&p,s --------~
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7" md IN accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made ON the 2sth day Of
Of said stock - may be necessary will be sold
ct public auction. ut the once Of the Company,
No. ais California atreet, lover the oHice 81 Inc
Union Insurance Company, San Francisco, Cal
Homia. on Friday, the Third day Of
Of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expeAses Of tAe sale. fi8a -i5IfIE6. J
ug IL r. ". GOLBuRN, Secretary
oAce-RooSns over the ONCE Of the Union In,
Francisco, California. fl5td
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N Office.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A to be indebted to the Indepsna ems
e1Arkst. lately run by Greenleaf 4 Dobhins,
will please call at Lichtenstetn's Auction store.
on Main street. and settle their accounts imms.
4istely With !. n. Dobbins, otherwiss they
VIII be placed In the hands OF an ofncer FOL
collection.
Phoebe, New, Dec. Is. 1875
dl6-S0d I'M. DOBBINs.
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GALL AND SETTLE.

Ii Bulls AND ACCOUNTS DUE TO
IA me must be paid ~ Monday, January
aAth, 1875. Otherwise they will be placed In the
Immediately after that date.
Phoebe, January 2lst. 1876.
jaso-d CHAs. aoEDIcKR.
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NOTICE.

T HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN
ate settlement Of their Indebtedness, otherwise
will DO compelled to place the said sccounti
in the proper legal hands for collection. and
will do 70 In very abort time.
$40 CHA6. STEIN.
Lower Main street,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-05

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted TO ,. Myers 1 Bso. will please
atsly. otherwise I'll accounts remaining unset
klsd ~ ~ MI dav Of January, 1876. will b.
placed n he hands Of an oficer for collection.
dlI-tf Y t@HHF J. MYERS BRO.
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LEGAL.
SheriRs Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justice Court, Of Phoebe
Township. Lincoln County. Nevada. and to me
directed and delivered, for . Judgment rem
dered in said Court on the Eth day Of January.
A. ID. 1915. In favor Of the State Of Nevada. and
against the Hercules Mine and Mining claim.
enty-hve 0s-lo0 gold coin dollars taxes. together
with nifty nine lf-i0o gold coin dollars taxed
costs. and all seeming costs and interest, have
levied on the following property. to wit:
All the right, title and interest in ard to the
mine known ss the Hercules Mine, situsted
and located in Bristol Mining District. Lincoln
County. Nevada; also oil The tunnels, drifts,
shafts. slopes and all the appnrtenanees belong
ing or appertaining TO ssid mine.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the i3th day Of March.
will sell al the right, title and interest Of
said Hercules mine end mining claim. John
Dos and Richard Roe. in and TO the above de-
scribed properly. at the Courthouse door, at
Phoebe. Lincoln. County, at ~ o'clock N. ~
public auction. for cash In hand, TO the highest
and best bidder. TO satisfy said execution ard
all costs and interest in gold coin. ROT
fs-sd ANDREW FIFE. sheriff
Postponement.
The above sale Ia hereby postponed until
Monday. April I'd, 1916, at same hour
and place.
| tt8JA. FIFE. Sheriff.
| By @. w. BInDsaIL. Deputy.
Dated Phoebe, March l1th. 1876. ml2.td
| Postponement.
The above sale II hereby postponed until
Thursday, April 9th, 1875, at the
'-'''' A' ' A. FIFE. sheriff.
BY @. BnDsAIL, Deputy.
| Dated Phoebe, Arm Sd, 1876. ap4-tt
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WANTED.

~ pARrNsa WITH ss. oeo. ~ cssrs
"A ticulars, inquire Of the hotoA
aulf-H
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- 2 = ~ ny W. -a~e@7- tEsssssas wy ~ aa-@
AL STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOR
"A The hscsl year 1878 are now duo and paya-
BILE, and the nav In regard to their collection
will be strictly enforced.
MILES QUILLEN.
,Trnpl2fa sIApeoir County, Nevada. and sx-
Phoebe, New, October 18th, 1875.
o19-tf
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.-~-..--D % anE 10 b. 81
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la s5a l,1 iH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09
England Shocked at the T0Rkis
Atrocities.
THE SIOUX CAMPAIGN.
Crook Ready IN March.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. August "a special dis
patch to the Tribune, from the Big Horn ex-
peditlOn on Goose creek, via Fort Fetter-
man, says
MERRITT JOINS CROOK.
Gen. Merritt with his force Joined Gen.
Crook yesterday, and they are now ready for
aggressive action. This united column has
2,1OO lighting men. Under the new organiza-
ton Gen. Merritt ranks as officer Of cavalry,
and Col. Chambers the commander OF the
infantry. The entire column, with the pack
train, will move at once toward Tongue
river, with its 800 pack mules, 900 rounds
OF ammunition, IS 900 ratfOns and no forage
This IL the lightest marching condition. The
men and horses are In the finest posi- Ole
trim. The scouting parties have discovered
q large fresh trail of Sioux leading towards
the Lower Tongue ana Powder rivers. IL is
believed the savages are In need of victuals,
as picked carcases OF dogs are found around
their camps. They have fired the prairies 10
ruin The pasturage and render the cavalry
useless.
GIN. TERRY HAS NOT BEEN HEARD FROM
for q month. He IL believed TO have nearly
2 900 men. Gen. Crook mace a speech To his
men yesterday, representing the necessity OF
each doing his duty.
RCMoRs OF TERRY'S DEFEAT.
A special to the Tribune from st. Pau says:
A wild report gained creCence 10 day that
Terry had met Sitting Bull and been worst
ed. 1t could not be traced 10 any reliable
source, but shows that the opinion is general
that the Indians have superior force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09

Virginia, has pied the republican nsm-
ination for governor. 1.-The republicans
of the 4th Michigan district have nominated
Judge kaightly for Congress. Judge
Stanley Matthews has been nominated FOR
Congress by the republicans of the I'd OHIO
district, and Judge NJ. r. Force in the 1st
district. '..'Hon. James II. Hopkins and
Alexander q. COchrane, the present Repre-
sentattves In Congress from the ed and I'D
Pennsylvania districts, have been renomi-
mated. .'.'Tne New York democratic state
the 30th instant. 1.-THE New Jersey demo.
Gratis will hold their convention at Trenton
on the 18th Of September. "'.Dr. Loring IL
strong for the nomination for Congress In
the NewburypOrt district Of Massachusetts,.
'...Murat Halstead thinks 1t to be Tilden's
interest to help Conkling and secure the
nomination of COruell. .... Mr.. BrstoW
Vermont, at Burlington, on the 30th, and at
Rutland soon after,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09

proposed to remit any state to a Territorial
condition, because majority OF the people
OF that state had chosen to vote In the sup
Mr.. GaIfiel6 said that should be q reason
why the report should be circulated, so that
the people might judge, and IL the recon So
dations were made solely on party grounds
and without evidence to support IL. the par
ty ma king such recon- Wendations might be
damned TO eternal infamy.
Mr.. Randall said the party would be
damned to eternal infamy any now.
-, On ordering tie main question on the rss-
and resulted-yeas l0i, nays g.
The resolution was then adopted.
Mr.. Croupse lNeb), from the Committee
ing 81 500 to enable the Secretary of State
10 publish history Of surveys and sclentinc
Investigations in the United States during
the present century. Passed.
The House then resumed the consideration
OF the unfinished business OF yesterday,
which was The motion of Mr. Hale to recon-
slider The vote whereby the Presidents mes
sage on the sundry civil bill was referred TO
the Committee on Appropriations.
MI Hoar Mass took the floor and replied
to The sPeecn delivered by Mr.. Lamar last
week. He said he, with all the people of
New England, was grateful at Mr.. Lamar's
utteraLces In his euIogy of Sir. Sumner, and
he was thereforesurpris at the speech of
last week. But II was only on the line OF
expression of the party as expressed by AL
democratic pa pers ana statesmen. The gem
enan's speech was an invective against
which had given him all of the rights of a
forfeited citizenship. He hOpef the people
OF the north would all read the speech OF
Mr.. Lamar and see whether II was safe TO
eEtrust The contrOi OF the government, and
especially of the colored race in the south,
10 one who uttered such sentiments as these
That had been uttered by Mr.. Lamar and
were endorsed by Ills colleagues on this
floor.
Mr.. SINGLETON (Miss), interrupting, asked
leave TO have dispatch read to snow tie
sentiment " the coioreL people toward dem-
oerats In Mississippi This was a dispatch
from a man named Foote and another coll
ored man in Yazoo City, telling Mr. Single
ton that q meeting was TO be held there, and
urging him to come. These men, said Mr..
Singleton, were colored democrats, aud
were well known throughout the state.
mr.. Lynch (Miss.) said he knew Mr.. Foote
personally. Had served with him in the
legislature, and he knew that Foots was q
republican when he was was allowed to be
one. Mr.. Foote lived in Yazoo City, and in
. county which which was carried ut the
last election by Mr.. Singleton through q
course of intimidation and fraud and il was
doubtless for that reason that the gentleman
was invited down there again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09

GREAT DISSATISFACTION exists among
the une mploy ed working men az what they
consider their grievances against the city
officials. They complain that the demon
stration q few days ago fell short of repre-
sentiDg the real condition OF their destitu-
ton and misery, the number then represent
ed as being out OF employment being only o
few thousands, whereas there are nifty
thousand. 1t is proposed 10 demand OF the
city officials that they furnish some means
OF employment aud relief from impending
starvation. meeting is to be organized by
general committee OF one from each assem-
bly district cooperating with district Local
committees, and 1t is expected 70 have u
turnout OF at least one hundred Thousand
people, comprising the unemploy ed lsborers
thelr families anu sympathiZers. They In
tend 10 assemble peaceaoly, but they also
Intend 10 be Urn; In their demands upon the
city officials, and viii not be thrown off by
one official throwing the responsibility upon
the shoulders of another, and each saying IL
was none of bis business. The demOnstra-
ton Will probably take pls &c Thursds v when
the board OF aldermen will be IL session, and
this body will be requested TO address the
Workingmen In person.-(N Y. Corr. Phild.
RCcCgf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09

NEW YoRK's BIG. acknowledgements
are busily engaged in New York In con-
structing the flooring for the foot bridge to
be thrown across East river. Tue cables for
the support of the flooring were manufsc-
tured III Trenton. n. j., and will probably be
placed in position this week. Tue floor is
made of heavy oak lattice work, and is In
sections twelve feet long and four feet wide.
The work OF making the cables for the per
msnent bridge will require at least two
years longer for their completion. They
will be stretched across from pier to pier by
fiQpei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09

AEOTHER TAMMANY RING SUIr.-Suit
has been begun In the Supreme Court by the
attorney general of the state OF New York
against John ODODnell. the mayor, etc to
recover the sum of S3is, 2S7 40, which sum IL
Is alleged O'Donnell swindled the treasury
out OF In q contract for lamps, lamp posts
etc during the years 1S69-'1O. Mr.. Henry E.
Tainfor. who investigated the case In the
controllers office, and Stephen McCormack
clerk In the bureau of lamps and gas, mak Ike
founded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09

A WASHINGTON LOBBYIST IN Trouble.
A Leavenworth, Kansas dispatch, says that
"Mr. Joseph Dunlap, we'll known Wash
ing ton lobbyist, charged with making false
atndavits In connection with lands In the
Kaw diminished reserve, was brought to that
city Monday, In charge of deputy U. 8.
marshal. Mr.. Dunlap is said TO have at
tempted to procure the passage by the Kan
sas Senate Of q bill for the reappraisement
OF these Kaw lands, with himself a. one Of
The commissioned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09

SPORTS OF THE TURF.-HrdtOgd- the
Freebooter, In the mile dash In 1.16; Sus-
quehanpa, in the mile dash in Las; Vigil,
In he handicap In o. and in the steeple
chase Usage In 03. In the last named race
COronet fell, and the jockey was picked up
nsensible, and 1t is thought caunot recover.
ROcheaT-At Rochester, N. Y, yesterday,
the race was won by Governor Sprague,
Mambrino Kate second, and Hattie X third
Time, "a, 221a, 2.Z3. The 2:2i race was won
by Little Fret, Blue Mare second, Little
Gypsy third Time, 22l, %, 22l.