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"sHoor ,EM on THE spor"
Republicans Hauling Dawn and TramplinE
on tho American Flag.


CHICAGO, Oct. H.-About month ago
the Republican tore down the expensive Til
den and Hendricks banner purchased by Perry
H. Smith in New York. after the ST. Louis nom
lnation, while floating from tina Democratic
headquarters at the Palmer House. Last night,
irritated most likely by the result In Indiana
all the Democratic banners in the city, but
only succeeded in destroying the flag Hying from
the liberty pole erected by Mr.. Donovan In the
Fourteenth Ward. All the others were taken
down as usual al midnight. This was regular
American nag, with lilden and Hendricks
streamer. Both were torn down, and the Amer
lean nag was picked up In shreds this morning.
The Republicans evidently don't mind DIS or
der, " II any one pulls down the American nag,
shoot him on the spot" The Democrats ara
vlgilont Tonight, aud are watching the lU0 lib.
sTty poles IN the CITY,
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Pigeon shooting NJ white Plains.

The pigeon shooting match at westchester
Driving Pars, Wife Plans, Yesterday, attracted
large humber Of sporismcn In the nrst match, for
purse OF tlO0 tho conditions that each shooter
ould have birds 81 yards rise. 20 yards boundary,
from II and rap' - ouuces OF shot, There were
ave entries: j. Benedict, A. Mlikius, Andy Btsstord
Harry Hall anu Albert Han The match Wa closely
cOHtekted ami the money was nnalY divided between
Benedict aud NAirs each OF whom Killed eight birds
OUT OF nine. The scruHd match, tor pure Of the
nOunt-wlth the sane coudi ions and entries
before was won hy Benedict, VIM XII ed nine plrls
out Of ten NlXins's and bassturds score we're died.
and the second monty va, divided OttNeeu them.
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T.oCKPoRT, y. ", Oct. H.-On Thursday even
ing Judd Galusha. sou Of the Rev Sir Gslrsha Rap
Il minister Ia this city many years ago NLc noxi.
gated fl " on the stems Of the church IN which MI.
faher preached. carried tu his house supposed
10 DC dead. A coroLcr's Jury was empanneledl ana
MhtL ABOUT to render yer net II was hAcrraucd mat
he was san alive hut lc diod shortly ~ erward Ca
usha Wasa correspondent Of the Nsr loih IfbUne IN
Mexico curing the Mexican war, lie was Classical
reh0lar, spG NaH lormery hghly reApeeted.
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DIED.

C0NKLlN-1n Brooklyn. Oct ~ william conhI,n.
native OF TIE parish Of schrue county Lobgford Ire.
The friends Of the family and those Of bis son,, Fd.
ward and Frank COnkltn are requested TO attend the
funeral, n m bis late residence, e0j Pacinc st on
Sunday, Oct. 49, at2 o'clock r. NJ. Interment At Holy
Cross Cemetery, Flathush.
UwENs.-On Thursday. Dot 10, after a long Illness
Annie beloved vile OF MicnaeI A. Owens, In the SD
year OF hprage.
The funeral viii take place from her late residence
bS3 Dc Ksb av, Brooklyn, on sunday the 1b.h inst
ar NJ,
sMifn.-on Friday, the 18th, william Smith. sseo 80
years
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend funeral on Monda Oct. 10, Mt +. NJ, from
sDl COmmunIpaw av., Jersey CIV Melghls.
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Boston, Oct. I-News Of n probable triple
murder haa just been received from Ducgsport, Ne.
The victims aged man named Trim, his daughter,
Mrs. Thager and htr lituo girl. Irim'a house and
buildings were burned last night HIS charred remsius
were found IN the aebrs Of the carnage mouse. A
bloody uail VS. found leading from tie house 10 the
OF The barn. ami Il Is supposed Mrs lhager anu her
daughter murercd snu the bodies dragged To the
barn, though they have not been found. Mrs. lhagcr
known TO have nat $500 ia the hou'c, and punner
II supposed to have been tae Incentive. An inyesuGa'
uOn \ being
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15
The Ladies Excited.

The ladies are excited-and well they may 10
covert great and powerful story. allow she Lovei
HIM. which vii be commenced In the Ne~ York
wee ready on Monday morning. Some OF our lady
iencs sho have been favored with advance copies OF
the NsO FORK Weakly containing the opening part say
that is the most fascinating love story ever written
-Adp.
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Cinrh.on \. Potter for Concrcss.

SISG SIN0, Oct. 15--1he Democratic Congress
,onal Conv,nuon for the Twelfth District. me. mere
today aud nominated Carks0n Potter Tor Congrcs
by acClamatlun. letter from Mr. Oiell was read de-
ehnng 70 stand tor another term because VI slckGeSs
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A good-looklng girl, who answered to the
name Of Jane Wessner was brought before judge Nor
gan al the Tombs yesterday, dressed In male attire
Her 2nb was that OF mechanic, and her excuse Tor
wearing u was thar she was employed Of forge. where
the spares would ne liSely to are SKIRTS TINS
story verified ~ the statement of her employ err
ami the Judge. after cauoning her not to appear
the street again In such costume, permitted her SO
hAH
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Singers Prepared Bird Seed Ia thu cheapest
and best food Tor canares free from shells and impur
Ties, sOld by groCcrs, Druggists, and bird dealers,
Singer Gravel Paper Co.. manufacturers 6ss Hudson
VtIeeL-Adg.
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shooting for the Turf, Field aud Farm BADGE.

The eleventh competition for the Turf, FSeld
and Farm challenge badge was shot yesterday after.
noon at trredmoor. The range was 200 yards. The
strong south wind the nnfsvorsbe feature OF
the weather, causing the body TO sway somewhat as
the position "as standing one. VIM. HAYES Of New.
ark won The pr,Ee scoring AZ Of the possible 80 points
the same score made hy W. n. Cochran Jr In the
tenth competition. Some % the competitors scored
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Bank Teller. suicide.

COLUMNS, o.. Oct. H.-Frank Deshler, teller
Of the franAlin National Bank, committed suicide this
afternoon by shooting through the heart. NO reason IL
given Tor the deed,
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Death ola Nored Turfman.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. l4.-Frederlck Wilson,
aged years died this morning OF ApopeIy
He was poted tuttman, and widely known.
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Lr.nI reaac.lnn. TO nrlec. u Carpel.. 0Ll

The highest award arnurrd amy Ekhibiior
by Ccntcnni, Etpusupn Is given the tlrslc Truss o.
for SAX Elastic lrJsses. sold onlT a. Osi broad"iy.
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A suieIde In AstorIa Jail.

locked IN Astoria jan charge OF theft, committed
suicide on ttGay nigh. BY cutting his throat w.th
piece VI glass.
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Dyring aud CirHning. The Empire pyoing mi
tlcahluS Co. en- tlr aud deliver goods WORK sur'
pa fcd Oy none olcrs, $50 BROADWAY nc.r ga st 100
Oa ay, ne ian It, 21G Sth ay., near 2Ih 81. Rgss
more Hotel, BrJndwAY ami i2l IT,
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Susultss Notn.s.


NcWbrrry, - e.. Oct. u. lS5O.
VIM +. Kidder & Co, ~ John a.. y. Y
GsNrLfMES Inc osed You " ~ ma check 20 pay bill
Sent. when credit send us gross more
81 HOlni0n's Iyue and LiUer Piis, ana more OF the
transparent signs We would state that every person
who has bought a pad from has expressed the ut.
confidence IN ts efficacy aud we Intend securing
their testimonials and publishing them in papers.
We arc sorry did not take hold Of them In the
sprihx. ~ We would have sod great many. send
speedily. and obdge
Yours respectfully PELHAM q NARDLAW
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4 onrd 10 the Kupmred.-D MARSH the IN.
Ncutur Of the Crb DRAFTED RfcAl Cure Truss. ANA Who
has ncrn established many years at Vascy 1t Astor
lousc hts not opened an ONCE up town. and has 10th
Office, > Iesey II. :. =. MARSH.
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Ponds ENtrnu Tor Hrmorrllaac7 aud pilcr.
PLY -irilns, ANopNihlc Homeopathic ~ LtN'Nti lt-
COinuItuf ~, AsA OF them,
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MARINE INTELLTGENCE.

MINIATURE Ai.NAsAC-rhIs DAY.
sun rises, IL sun sets....,. ~ Moon rises. o.
HI1H WArER-THis DAY.
SANDY Hook. % Gov. Island. 50 Hell Gate. 10
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Ss NeCSer Wiih-rod. Bremen Sept So
s. FrancOniA. Bragg. Boston.
ship Faragut, WI Dur, Ncwburyport. Mass.
Bark Kuchee. Buntelicn, Belfast 90 days.
Bark Grant Fiorenas, New Castle % days.
BARK Eustt1. Sortn Gu. Hayre ~ day.
BARK Addie MrAdun, Curtis, Lrith AZ DAYS.
Brig Ceccna Thurlow, WHITE, DAntzic A3 days.
SO the usual river and cOlstwise vessels.
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SILVER MEDAL at American Institute Far. Hart
pads altt p id-, Niger pans, ana water utds.
POMtROf Truss CoMPANN,i .d broadway,
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pffuATufuy UfCnN Tue pIYbTcAI Nn MtTlI tNtTRIcE.
the use ui a pure nViEOraye stimuaut cpuuteraci 5
tho dopttlOn OF VITA DOVER supcrinduccd by
mnntal straiu ant scdcnary habits: Among TONES
with an alcoholic basis UDOLPHO WOLFE'S SCHIE-
DAN AROMATIC SCHNArPS holds the foremost
place Hud l. besides, an excellent specific for lndiges
mon, urinary troubles. rheumatism and govt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-15

Reduced prices IN furniture and carpets.
C0wDerth waite. 100 aud lG Chatham street. ray
m0nthJ.-.Agk
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Convulsed with Unnecessary Pain,
Infants wrthe with collie who gnt be speedily
renewed with MIX Of Magnesls-AdU.
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Quirk's Irish Tea the wonderful bilious rem
sdT. sold by every druggist. Prlco 20 cents.-Ads.
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The Theodore Thomn. series of Concerts.

The excellent series of concerts which
MIR. Thomas has begun at Ste.nway Hail, and
which are popular only in the sense Of giving
the wides. publicity to the bes; music stiii con-
tiuue the eyen tenor OF their way.
Ca Friiay evening the programme, az 50 often
in this Central Park Garden Of happy memory,
was entirely drawn from the works Of Mendel5-
sohn, incluuiug the entire Scotch symphony,
and piano concerto exceently rendered by
Mr. Mills.
J he vocal portions during the week have neen
suppl'd hy Miss lieebe, Mas nrasdil and Mr..
whitney, than whom It would he hard to mad
more conscientious ana satisfactory artists. The
selections at the last concert and matinee have
not varied greatly from the earlier lists. such
orchestral numbers as the Funeral March Of
the Marionette," the Andante Cantabile," &cn
find frequent and welcome place, while Saint
Saen's "Pia1ton" and the Centennial March"
may safely be ranked as having oyerstayed their
usefulness.
Hut with all allowance for VARYING taste In es-
pecial selections, tho ain fact remains palps-
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THE sonday EVENING Concerts at Booths.

The second Of the series Of Sunday even
ina concerts given at Booths Theatre will take
place this evening. The managers have added
to their list Of vrtuosos several distin suished
artists, among them Mile ~ Beocca, Signora
0emma Mireili, soprano Of European fame
who now makes her first appearance In tins
country; Mons. Sa1ret. The violinist. and Qua
tave satter, the pianist. The orchestra Will be
under the direcliOn OF nignor Operli.
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BILE that Mr.. Thomas Is steadily going on IN the
great work OF bis artistic career the populariza
ton OF the beet music which the present state
OF musical taste IN our city will accept, ALWAYS
Keeping hts standard ahead Of popular demands,
leading bis audience, and not following them.
IL 10 gratifying to be abla u add that the pop
uldr response becomes warmer as our citizens
return from their summer absence. The audi
ences on the last one or two evenings have shown
a.marked improvement In nu m b or and character
To morrow evening the second part Of the
pro9r itnme will consist Of the entire select ion
OF music performed at the Centennial opening
cereiu pniea In Pnilad ell phia. IL will comprise
the Warner Inaugur alton March, the Centen-
NAL Hymn words by Whittier and music by
J. X. Paine), and Dudley Bucks oantata. MED
itation OF Columbis," to which Mr. sidney La
cuted BY Mr.. whitney as soloet, chorus, and
the orchestra.
The entire series Of concerto will cIose, se at
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HIRAM ANDkRSON's SUNS,
J5I Sth av, ltar 21th st.
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8usintss Notitts.


Card.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
HNoxs FALL HAT READY.
a. 21e Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Tho wenh, the worn, and the weary should take
Peruvian syrup II gives atrength and vigor.
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y II - T. vi.
After careful eIaminstion OF asaets. We nnd loss
large aesets counted good really Aorhess ami having
large JenCienCy large hsuinlee. utmost secrecy
pcratlve nobody suspects confidence unlm paired,
unless You can secure 300 additional credit from
Barings deft at Dishonest 10 continue mis- eadiuR
public but with such available difcult,. Have seen
ward who cables Earrings II refused. must fail dsas
uouily Immediate answ er imperative.
An additional telegram VS. sent stating, III
Barring grant open credit without security. will
you guarantee ultimate payment Five yeas
keeping bank credit which is secured. Avert
disastrDuS ruin 81"
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A Sensible Protest.

The philadelphia Press finds just
fault with the pactice Of filling up the
hotel bills Of fare with French names.
The mass Of Americans, it says, cannot
read French; many who can read it
cannot pronounce II properly; and
those who are skillful in speaking 1t
have no advantage at n dinner table,
because the walters would not have the
rsmotest idea OF what was meant IL
the best Partisan accent should be Civ
ELI TO tho names of the dishes. There
is not greater piece OF affectation to
be found in this country than this very
practice. To the sensible man it II
Simply intolerablc. He Processes to
understand the English language, not
the French ifhe does understand the
latter, to keep IL for France or French
society. He jean order fish, mutton,
game, side dishes, vegetables, dessert,
or anything he comprehends; but what
does the average man know or care for
le poisson, un gigot de mouton, ie
gibier, les entremets, In volatile, le
dessert la this that and t'other thing,
combined with something else. Well
might the Disguised countryman ex.
claim with his forefather, 'Give me
pork and beans, OF give me death y OF
the natural Southerner at one OF Thom
ases concerts: "Oh, blow that classical
tootin'-give us Virginia reel !" II
We must borrow our dishes from ths
French let us call them by English
names, and remember that no people
more heartily laugh at our horrible
mistakes and affectations han thu
French themselves.
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A warning to the country.

The Albany Evening Journal, in re-
viewing the House of Representatives,
says: "A closer examination of the
House Committees only increase the
general surprise and dissatisfaction at
their extraordinary compensation. The
more they are studied, the more pecu-
liarIy suggestive and questionable
thew apper. Apart from all personal
aspects or questions OF personal quail
fication. there are some features in the
list which the country cannot afford 10
overlook. 81 TG1 Ell r' aEis.1 IA Y
The most significant is the fact that
while almost every state that engaged
in rebellion or helped it on get a chair
manship, only five OF all the loyal
States are thus treated. That tells In
q sentence where political inhuence
and power pass as soon as the Democ-
racy Obtain control. II shows where
Democratic leadership is found. New
Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New, Jersey, Delaware, Michigan. WIS
consin. Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, Ne
braska. Nevada, California and Oregon
all OF these New England, Northern,
Western, Northwestern and Pacific
States fail to receive the post of infu
ence in, single committee. On the
ether hand, the only Southern States
without chairman are South Carolini
Florida and Texas. The Southern
States secure twenty-three OF all the
chairmanships, while the only North
ern States thus recognized are Pennsyi
vania, New York. Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois. The case 10 made still strong
er when we throw out the committee
which are merely nominal. and consid
er only such rs really do the busines
OF the House. OF these the South sc
cures the chairmanship OF fully tS'
thirds. In other words, the real con
troll OF the House-ths power vhic
mouldl- legislstion---is in the hands
the states thai were in rebellion. N
comment is required to emphasize tn
force OF that suggestive fact. IN need
only TO be remembered that this Is Oh
\ fruit Of Democratic succcss--thc n
suit of Democratic ascepdancy IN rner.
i ly one branch OF the governments. Tai
ing This as specimen, what would .
likely 10 follow Democratic trump
I IN the Presidential contest Does th
country feel like running the risk2 =
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-18

The National Executive COMMITTEES
Of the Order Of the American Union
deem it advisable to promulgate a
summary of the principles which un.
derlie aud energize their actions as cit
izens and as members OF the order.
They do not here advance arguments
in defense Of these principles. nor Of
fer apology for holding them; they
simply state them, leaving the ques-
ton OF their acceptance or rejection to
every mans judgment and discretion.
Tue issues raised by this enunciation
OF principles are neither new nor extra
ordinary, nor will their announcement
raise either new advocates or new an
tagopists. The Issues presented are as
old as the Reformation; The interests
involved are identical. '.l li 80.
We accept the Bible as the basis OF
all moral, religious. governmental and
educational undertakings. .... -,.
2. We yield an unhesitating support
TO the Constitution and government Of
the United States and of the several
States. a r-1 ,l1 r.tsHfE ii .uh
3. We urge that the present systsm
Of our general unsectarian free schoo
organization shall be maintained invio
late. La14 T.h "f so.
We claim that no part Of the public
funds shall ever be used for the sup
port or maintenance OF any sectariar
school or institution whatever.
8. We are opposed to interference
in political affairs by any man or bod,
of men acting in behalf or by direction
of any ecclesiastical body or power
vet We make no war upon any man
religious creed. ia- Foi .aai
The objects aud purposes of our or
der are few and ample, and We CIV
them publicity. The ways and mean
OF conducting our business matters
the methods by which we propose Z
secure the desired results are peculiarl
our own, and we intend TO keep ther
TO ourselves. Third term or on
term, Democracy or Republicauism
hard money or soft money crook
ed whisky or straight" are entirei
outside OF our aims and plans, aud rs
ceive no attention Whatever. aJsh Jgi
To sustain and advance the idea
above summarized we propose TO us
All lawful and suitable measures, ~ q
times that 10 MS seem 10 be propititioy
with all persons who labor Tor thai
triumph against all agencies whic
seek their overthrow and destruction
As in the past so for the future We y
invite and expect 10 receive co-oper
tion and aid OF thousands Of sturd
stalvart, patriotic, thoughtful me-
who love their country with m ard
surprising that OF party, sect OF cis
By order Of the National Exccuti'
Committee. GsoRor ID. wKrks.
, HENRY T. Hotr. Brooklyn, y
becrelary. ...l-.- n .----r = -l-l..l.
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To be Abolished.

A soicety has been formed In France.
under Roman Catholic auspices, 10 do
away with the English custom Of shak-
ing hands. They say il is vulgar, un-
social, revolutionary, aud that the Gus
tom had it's origin among the Freema'
sons. As between man and man il is a
sign OF equality, as between man and
woman Of freedom, and Of irreverancs
in children toushing their parents =
They call il shaking the body by Q
handle something sas people work .
pump. What they wonld substitut,
In plrce OF il 10 bowing the body be
tween equals, kissing the hand in re
spect to interiors, especially 90 OF chill
dren saluting their parents. and re
psating the words, ''In the name o
Jesus Christ" Strangely enough
there is q custom Of repeating thes'
words among the Polish peasantss the
saluted parties responding. "Foreve
and ever"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-18

CmsxsE PuzzLR. American who
dine with the Chinese are surprised at
the perfection 10 which they have car
ried their cooking. During q recent
Chinese banquet at San Francisco sn
orange was laid at the plate OF each
guest. The orange itself seemed like
any other orange, but on being cut OPP
en- was found 10 contain within the
rind five kinds Of delicate iellies. One
was at first puzzled to explain bow tie
iellies got in, and, giving up the train
of.rehection, was in q worse quandary
TO know how the pulpy part of the or
snge got out. Colored eggs we're also
served, in the inside Of which were
found nuts, jellies. meats and confec-
tionary. when one Of the Americans
present asked the interpreter 10 explain
the egerdemain OF cookery, be expand
ed HE mouth in hearty iaugh and
shook K HE heal and sad "sielicar
mao hesp smart; why he not hnde'
cut ?"
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Tuesday, Jan. 4, A. d., 1876.


p..sao,. p.n; r r.,,.-. ,.,,.;x,
A""oi' o""ii
Roll called; quorum present.
N;,uts. ~ x..,.rd. -. ,,ro...a;,o,
"nu'e' Va ye'iuays Piooeeuins'
we're read and approved.
.; sns- c.:au III,
On ino'ion oi 'Af' Sannii 'hc ioho"'
ing resolution was unanimously adopt
a.
eo' It
Resolpcd, That the special committee OF
three heretofore appointed by this Board 10
confer with like committee from Lenawee
county. IN relation 20 the existing trouble and
IitigAtious bctwec the countiss of sLenawec
and Hillsdale. growing out u the question Of
tho care and custody Of the pauper Isabeila
Rhelm, have full power. 90 far AZ HIlIsdaie
county Is eoneerned. and are hereby author.
S,s,,,.,,Ie.' hoth nsss ana nrs.s-, ,n ,hs
prcmlser. IL poesl,ls. -, =
,,--.----
M. montgomery ouered the tollou'
ing, which was on motion OF Mr.. Hew.
itt, received and laid on the table:
wHxKKAs, By act 2is Of the law. Of thI.
state, approved May 3, ls15, 10 revise and
consolidate the laws relative 70 The State
,hnson, non; Aaa 'ne s..ernmehs ana s,,e'p,.ns ,
and actual erpen.es OF sberia's-in me- sonT.yinv NV I'M,
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cosrRA
DK. 10 DISBURSEMENT.

All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
l.. HAZES,
County Treasurer.
On motion of Mr.. Ranney the report
was received and referred to the Fin
ance Committee.
To he Honorable Board Of Supervisors;
GESTLEMEs:-Y Your Commltte 10 whom was
referred the statement Of the Gounty Treas'r,
would respectfully report that they have ex-
anined his account5 and voucher and find the
above report 10 be correct, and recommend
that II be accepted and adopted.
All Of which Il respectfully submiited
Er NJ. q. TEAcHouT.
rer.rt PgRRY SEBRISo,
..t--r PARKER B. SHEPARD,
Finance COMMITTEES
During tho session OF the Board the
following accounts were allowed, and
the Clerk directed to draw orders on
the Treasurer for the payment OF the
same: f..o .-..t.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-01-18

On motion Of Mr.. Culver the Board
adjourned until Monday the 10th day
Of March next, at one o'clock p. m.
The Finance Committo submitted
the following report:
BESy. L. TABER, Chairman.
JOHN l.. FRIsBIE, Clerk.