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Total,
$14,840.S7

This amount does not include the tax on
some coal companies whose corporate name
we do not recall, nor the tax on railroads
which run through our County. If they
were included it would raise the amount to
nearly $4,000
1t will be seen that only one Bank makes
a return, the First National Of this place
and several corporations are omitted for some
cause.
To show the morality of our people we
may add that no license is returned for Bill
lard Rooms, Bowling or Ten Pin Alleys,
Brokers, Peders, Theaters, Circuses or Me-
nageries, Patent Medicines Or Distilleries.
No pamphlet laws were sold in 1875 and no
Collateral Inheritance was reported for that
year.
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No one is surprised that Grant and Sher-
man are opposed to a reduction of the army
but Grant and Sherman are soldiers.
Quiet, peace-loying people who pay the taxes
and are not enamoured of the pomp and cir
cumstances Of war, are not of their way ol
thinking, Just as long as we havea large
standing army and a strong navy, with a
military man at the head of the Government
the Nation is constantly in danger of being
plunged into war.-ChrOnicle.
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WE THNuGnT SO.

The Insurance Bureau in our State was
fvorite scheme with the Republican party,
and especially with Mr.. Foster, the present
Superintendent. His foresight is shown by
the fact that last year he received in fees
$ll ,805,50 and a salary of $2500, making a
total of Sl4 ,305,60, or more than three times
the amount received per annum by Gov.
Curtin.
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Atchison, Kan, Jan. 3l.-A commercial
traveller, of this city. has just come in from
Solomon valley. He says that six horse
thieves were hanged there q few days ago
by a vigilance committee, Among those
lynched were Hutchinson, Cox and Con-
naughty, three desperadoes of the frontier.
The thieves were surrounded in their cabin
at night, just after returning from a trip to
Ne braska, where they had been to dispose
of stolen stock. They were tried by lyn-
ches' court, found guilty and executed at
once.
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Deaths.

KLINE.-In Orange on Jan, 2ist ult, Mrs, Rebecca
Kline, aged Il years, months and rs days.
McCARTY-In Greenwood, Jan. 25th ult Samuel
McCarty, aged 90 years and days.
BEIsHLlNE-In Fishingcreek, on the Goth ult
Henry Beishline, age 70 years, 0 months and 10
days,
DRUMIIELLER,-In Catawlssa twp, on Jan. 18th
ult Mrs. Catherine Drumheller,wi of Jacob Drum
heller, age 10 years.
WALTER.-Near Keosauqua, Van Buren, co. Iowa
Jan. cath ult, Mrs, Elizabeth d. wife OF George d.
Walter, In the Goth year Of her age,
JOHNSON In Locust twp, Jan. 22d ult, Eliza
johnson, wife OF Slas Johnson, age 90 years. IL
months and rs days.
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Mrs. Everett, of Angelica, New York ,..has
the original commission given by General
Burgoyne to Colonel Baum, in l777, order
ing him to proceed to Bennington, Vermont,
to take charge of the stores of goods there
"a strategic movement which led to the
battle at that place. 1t should be in the
Centennial collection.
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In accordance with the Rules of the party,
the members of the Democratic Standing
Committee of Columbia county, are request
cd to meet in the Reading room of the FIX
change Hotel, on Monday, February 9TH at
l o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of fappoint-
ing delegates to the State Convention, which
has been called to meet at Lancaster on the
ID of March, 1876, and to attend to such
other business as may be brought before the
Committee. The members will please bring
with them the window books which were is
sued to each election district last year.
WARREN j. BUCKALEw,
SAMUEL SNYDER, Chairman.
Secretary.
BLooMsBURG, Jan. 81, 1876
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are run on all through trains Of this road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and st. Paul. Chicago and Milwaukee,
or Chicago and Winona.
AT Omaha our SlceDerS connect with the overland
seepers the Union Pacific RailrOad for all points
west OF the Missouri river.
On the arrival Of the trains from the cast or SOUTH
the trains Of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
leave Chicago as follows:
FOR COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA AND CALIFORNIA, Two
through trains daily, with Pullman palace drawing
room and sleeping cars through to Council Bluns,
FOR ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, two through trains
daily, with Pullman palace cars attached 10 both
trains.
For GREEN BAY AND LAKE SUPERIOR, two trains
daily, with Pullman palace cars attached, and run
ming through TO Marquette.
For MILWAUKEE four through trains daily, Pull
man cars ON night ualns parlOr chair cars ON day
trains.
For SPARTA AND WNoNA and points in Minnesota,
one through train daily with Pullman sleepers TO
WinOna,
For DUBUQUE, via Freeport two through trains
daily, with Pullman cars ON night trains.
For DUBUQUE AND La CROSSE via Clinton, two
through trains daily, with Pullman cars on night
train TO McGregOr, Iowa.
For SIOUX CITY AND YANKToN, two trains daily Pull
man cars 10 Missouri Valley junction.
FoR LAKE GENEVA four trains daily,
For ROCKFORD, STERLING, kENosHA, GAINESVILLE,
and other pOntsyou can have from two TO ten trains
daily.
New York office, No ais Broadway; Boston Office,
State Street; Omaha Oflce, 253 Farnham Street;
san Francisco office, 1921 Montgomery Street; Chlca-
20 ticket onces 90 Clark street, under sherman
Housei corner Canal ana Madison Streets; Kinne
Wells street depot corner Wells and Kin2ie Streets.
For rates or information not attainable tTOm your
home ticket agents, apply TO
W. H. sTRNEETT, MARVIN HUGnITT,
Gen. Pass. Agt, chicago. Gen. sup't, Chicago
Feb. a,TG-ly
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The whiskey ring made firm stand on
Mckee, in the recent trial at St. Louis,
But he was found guilty, and now there is
no barrier between Bristow and Babcock ex-
cept Grant. We shall await the trial Of the
Presidents Private Secretary with much in
terest, and see to what extent Grant will
shield his fayorite.
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HAnR1sBURe, Pa, Jan. 20, 1876.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 20, 1876.
In pursuance of the meeting of the Dem
ocratic State Committee, hereby give notice
that the Democracy of the State through
their delegates, will assemble at the city OF
Lancaster on Wednesday, the 22d day of
March next, at II o'clock, M, for the pur-
pose of olecting delegates to represent the
State of Pennsylvania in the ensuing Dem
ocratic National Convention, and to appoint
electors and do such other matter and things
as the said convention may deem necessary
and proper.
HENDRICK B, WRIGHT,
Chairman.
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WGLKEsBARRE, Pa. JAN, 27.-Verdict of
not guilty was rendered this morning in the
case of DIR. Trimmer, prothonotary, and his
clerk, NJ. Z. Gaughan, charged with forging
and altering election returns last November.
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WHAT WE PAY THE STATE.

From hasty glance at the Auditor Gem
erals Report, we gather the following
amounts paid the State by citizens and corpo-
rations of this County during the last fiscal
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HISTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA

WANTED, AGENTS in every town to canvass for
Or. Cornel's new and popular HISTORY OF PENN
SYLNANlA from the earliest discovery to the pres
ent time. splendid book, complete in one volume,
ILLUSTRATED, and published at price within reach
vasser. Address the publishers, quaker city pub
fishing Co., 2i1 2l9 ounce St, Philadelphia.
Feb l-lW
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COURTS, JURORS PAY AND coNsTABLEs' RE
TURNS.

Paid grand Jurors during year. ........... s7Ss 3T
" traverse jurors during year.......... $3.50 Al
" cOnstahlCS' returns during year. ..,.. 2I4 50
" tlpstayCS during year. ................ 1I6 90
" janituIs at court. 3S g5
- court CrCr during year. ............... 1872 30
" stCnographcr Tor courts (2)............ $50 %
" court calender, q quaTtcrS). .......... II ~
" Sheriff serving jury notice for 1914 and
1870 Z'o ""
d" Rooms, boarding jury Bogart trial.. $40 Oh
g Jacob H. Fritz, jury COm................ u 4S
" Wm II. UT, jury com. ..,.....,........ II 50
90 ". Krickbaum, clerk com. ............ Is %
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

~The undersigned would hereby give notice TO all
parties indebted to him, ON note or book account, 20
come 70 rward and settle at once or the accounts VIII
be placed in the hands Of the proper oiiccr for col
lection,
Feb ftf. STEPHEN KNORR.
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BLOOM.
aid Jas conner plank Rupert brldgo......,
CATAw1SSA,

Paid II j Recder repair NJ of Catawlssa
bridge 100
" S Ieager plank MCKClvy's bridge ....... 1851
" i Swank repair 50 /" 5iO
' Il Harder - 90 GG5
60 ii RcCdcr Furnace - 70
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Amt orders issued.

Deduct from amount OF orders issued S2i2
feiunded by MontOur for court expenses
ana S322 20 taxes refunded leaves S22 34YB8
the real expenses OF the county
kuEEp nHnEng
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T. T. l., PIERCE Sec'y Land Dept.
ID. q Co. Jan 2l-iW.

(bSGCllOMANCG or SOUL CHARMING.
Il HOW either sex may fasCnate and gain the
iuNG alu aneclols OF any person they choose Instant
~, ms simple requirement all can possess free by
mali lor 2oc, together with a marriage guide Egyp-
Pubs. Ihila. ''''' =" w
Jan I, 10
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Chicago, Madison & st. Paul Lii
Chicago and milwaukee Lin
Pullman Palace Cars

Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is the only one
passing through Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland
Park, Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha to Milwaukee,
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NXECTTOR)S NOTICE
/ DNINrsTp ATOR,S NOTTCE

IN ESTATE OF JACOB suEARMAN, DECEASED.
Letters Of Administration on the estate of Jacob
Shearman, late of Beaver township, Columbia Co.,
deceased have been granted by the Register of said
county to NathanBrcdbenner Jr. of Beaver twp. All
persons having claims against the estate OF the dece
dent requested to present them for settlement,
and those indebted TO the estate TO make payment
to the undersigned administrator without delay.
NATHAN BREDBENNER, Jr.,
Feb. d,'16-6t, Administrator.
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Paid constables attending spring elections. sgS 60
- COnslableS attending ldll electlUnS...., Is 10
" election officers, spring election ....... 83I 22
" election officers, fal elections, ,,........ 463 90
" room rent during year ..,.......... 20l IN
q Barkley, senatorial II Judge.,,".,. 90
" + Ealr, clerk 10 Il JudgeS,..........,, II 90
QQn "a
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TAXES REFUNDED.

BY amt refunded during year 3O7 81
By redemption money uald...,,., ,...,.... II 50
1922 20
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BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Democratic State Committee Of Pennsylvania.

T. rtday, Fe b. 1, 1876.
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PEEITEETIARY & ASYLUM.
Paid support OF Mrs Melton, Danylllc ...... S1G9 90
" support Of d. Shea, Danyille., ,....,,.... Ia 60
- cOnNlcts east penllehtldry y".,.,,..,,,.,, 29 ~
SG35 81
ASSESSORS PAY.
Paid assessors for making spring ASSESS
ment and registering votels....,....,.,... 1924 70
SCALPS.
Paid fox and Wild cat scalps SIG 40
, 1876-03-18
NOTES AND NEWS.
NoRToH'8 YAnE,

Special Dispa.eh 10 TAs CA,ecq" Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. O., March 17.-TLs testimony
Of Morton bcforo tho Committee On Foreign AZ
fairs WIS damaging to Secretary Fish It It had
tho quality Of truth. THO ambitious young mon
on tho Committee who arc anxious to discover
some fraud whIoh will make themselves famous
have been very zeaicaAk about Mostons testt-
mony, and refused to tell about 1t In manuas
which implies that It Ia dreadful Affair. It LAS
leaked out, however, that Morton, on cross. sx-
animation, was found to havo boon employed by
the Cuoaus, and afterward TO hAvo been under
pky Of tho Hpantsh Government, and various
ether eyidenoes OF "cruokedueBa we're deyel-
opod. which destroy all talth In his uncorrobor-
Ated testimony.
Thla affair ia Al serious Is another charge
brought here from New York and prIvasoly DIS
played to Democratic Senator. This latter
Btory iH the old one, tLat bonds eent hero for
instead ot being destroyed. 70 tint tho volume
OF hpnda IL greater than appaars On the books.
The Domoc!atto menhesa generally are here
those cid. disprogod stosies, and are ready 70
take tABm up for Investigation with tho Utmoat
geEiouAnoss. Threo-fourths Of the tnYsktiRatlous
are Of matters OF this Kind.
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT.
Tie National Republican Congressional Com.
mitteo las ordered printed 101,uq0 copies Of
uosdon's speech on r0ye.luo reform and Not
toms reply. Tho two to bo printed together ~ a
Republican campaign docnsnont.
THE WulHKY FlAupa.
Tho Investigation Into tho whisky frauds will
begin Saturday, and promises to 10 fruitful OF
Important Developments. Attorney General
lierropont has thua far been tue only witness
eu,nn.onod. but his testimony will lay tho foun-
detioa for important oyldenco. Ills stated that
Diatfict.Attoruey Dyer. ex-senator Henderson,
Col, ukoa.lhsad, and othe1s, Lave been auRnon-
ed from it. LouiH, THIS Ia not true. Qsu. Bab-
cocks conduct in Abstzacttug the official letter
written by the Attorney to tho District
Attorney from the Presldsats papers will bo
most thoroughly EXPOSED.
OFFICIAL PRINTING.
The House Committe Oh Printing hare been
st work tor tho past mouth iu examining Wit
pcasoa aud taking testimony In relation TO the
| Government Printing Office, and thu printing o.
| the Conqressioi.at Record The COMMITTEES viii
| be ready to report in shout two weeks. Tho
| Chairman atates that : saving Of e6oQ, 900 can
| 10 mad0 In tho official printing,
GEN. o, L. MANN
| liz spending few days hero. uo saya ha ID So
| curing q potlhlnu for \ blind soldlhg,
MORE CokHurTIuN. ...
II will be made to appear iu = few days that a
| goutheEn Democratic United Btatea SonasOr OBJ
tal1ad his saat ~ tho result Of corrupt bargain.
DIED.
Congressman Dunuou " In receipt Of Ineslli.
ganoe of tho death Of hia daugbtss. Ass* Hal. Il
Lslpsio, Germany.
, 1876-03-18
SPENCER,
Nvk9rt0AT1NQ Nts ELECTION.

CNSCNs
HNvEHrf0A11SQ Hts ELECTION.
6pseia, Dlspateh 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
WAsnisaroN, .. G., March 17.-Tho Senate
Was not in nosston to-day, but thero WAS latgs
attendance Of spectators In tho room Of tho
.Conmtton on Privileges and Elections. to hear
tho investigation OF tho charge TINT George E.
Hpencer obtained hls election to tho United
States Bonato by bribery aud corruption. Bcna-
tor Morton. Chairman Of the Committee, pro-
sided. and Matt Carpenter appoarcd for Bpan-
Ger. while Gen. Morgan. Of Alabama proBcutod
tho charges, Tho flrat syitncss examined waa J.
]. Moulton, who was Postmaster at Mobile whom
Spencer wns ctccted. md who |. now peputy-
Colllactor Of informal Revcnuo there. lie gayo
testimony, or is said to havo given Il before tho
Alahamn Legislature, last uintor, Allowing that
he alsburHod 6pencer's money, but to-day ne re-
pudisted the w1olo Of It, and dco!arnn that ho
lad mover made tho statemontg ascribod to htsn.
Among othor Witnesses to bo examined Ia q
Democratic member OF tho Legislature, who
will testify that he wes dfug9ed BY spsncere
frlonda wtion it Was desirable tuat o sl,ould not
vosc, but Spencer will Biow that !,e wa8 s!mply
drunk, ~ lie ia ofton: Tho Indications TO- day
aro tllat tho charges will not hold water.
(7o Inc Assoetated }ress1
TIE TESTIMONY.
.wAsutNoroN, y. G., March 1.-THE Senate
Comtnttne on Privileges and Elections to-day
began its Investigation OF tho charges brought
Against Secretary Spencer, of Alabama, that hc
ncCugG Ills election W CoFEuFt 1neAu8s 6fe1caf
was present with Ills counae tho Hon, Matt II.
Carpenter, asastol by Charles Z. b1eyor, Tho
Chairman Of ono Of the two Republican 6tAte
Committeas Of Alabama. Qon. John F. Morgan
appeared in bohasf Of tho .nemofialista Of tho
Alabama Legislature.
JOHN J. MoULToN,
Postmaster at Mobile at the timo Of 6poncer's
election, aud now Deputy Collector OF 1n-
ternal Rcvonuc at that point, vas c1am-
inea BY Con; :. Morgan, especially ln
4 committee of tho Alabama Legislature Inst
April, III which he {Moulton) stated that money
was used to Boouro Spaucar'o election. Cen.
Morgan read from thu Testimony OF this witnoBs,
and aaked 1t tho anawers a printed werc COR
root. htou.ton, In every instance whore the
printed anBNera contained an tntlmAtion Of hls
knowledge. OF corruption, cmphatcally denied
that ho had over given my such testimony. He
specially dentoa tho atateulont attributed to him
ia tho printed testimony, that he had
Asked apENCKR E0R SIC, LOCO,
hut said thht ho had reqcBted loan OF $4,000,
and that subsequently 6pencer handed linn a
check for o.. 25o which lie {Bpencerl said waB all
ho could sparo At TINT time. Witness after
wards repaid this money. Gen. Morgan then
asked witness II he bad not heard Jerome j.
uinds. Ray that cossain State Senator had
b1r. Carpenter objected to the question On tho
ground That no conspiracy had boon shown to
oxiet between aporeer and Hluds.
Mr.. Morgan 1o5oinod that the connection
would bs estal!ahod ut o subsequent stage Of
tho proceedings.
III. Csrpontot'a objection vas suztaiped.
, 1876-03-18

Eond - Trnstecs to pcod mill bis youngest
Erandchild became Of agr, T,itl annual div.-
hctrs. When tho Jonngeat grsndchl became
of ago Tho property was 10 bo divided among all
tho heirs. Tho will waa set assdo, and tho larger
portion OF the estate came into tho tos-
session OF MrB. Coons. daughter
Of McAtthur, who afterwards married
Gov. Allen. Tho principal contoa!ant became OF
sEo about year ago and, having learned tho
story Of tho will and Ets disposition In court has
commenced fnit, with otlierB, 10 recover.
Should tho suit bo dochlcd against Gov. Allen,
It will leave lin a poor man. Ilo cbta.o In.
yotved embraces about B,00D acres Ia 1tonn
County. Including portion OF the City OF
Chilicothe.
, 1876-03-18
SENATE CAUCUS.
TNbIAN 1rnnrNTMENTa

Gpetfdf Usspdteh to me Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. g.. March 17.-Ths Ropub-
1ican Senators mot In caucus as noon. and passed
throo houra in discussing the proper manner Of
nominating Indian Agents. With other questions
OF political Importance. Tho Woatosn Senators
claim that they have ~ much absolute right to
uominnte Indian Agents in their respective
statoe AZ the Eastern Senators have to NOM
inate Custom House ofllcials. THIS would cf-
fecsually preyent tho appointmout by the presi-
dent Of lpdian Agents Designated by The rs-
ligious denominations In accordance with what
la known as the poaeo-polioN and woald in
effect cauHe the discontinuance of that policY.
No decision waa reached, and there wore friend.
IL chats upon other mhtterB Of public policy,
espncRlly those In which tho Sonata and the
liouse may soon lock horns, notably the salaries
OF CongEeHsMpn md officials.
fIo At dssectatsd rtess1
TuA APPROPRIATION nIl4
WARu1sazoE, d. g., March l7.-At IN ad-
journod meeting OF q cAucuG Of Republican Sen
yle.a respecting tho general policy that should
ba adopted In regard to the largo reductions
made or contemplated by tho House Of Repre-
seutatiyes in tho customary annual approprta-
tionR. Aftor a long discussion on the suhiect
1t was unantmousls agreed aa tho aeuso Of the
cAuoNs that tue necessary efficiency Of tho civil
service would bo seriously impaired II eveop-
lng REDUCTION WAS mado In all ita branches by
tho Application or tHe reported r0licY OF tu0
Ilousa Committee 10 cut down nearly nil salaries
~ por cant, and the forco employed 40 per cont,
aud also that the action OF tho uouao III psopoH-
Ing to abolish number OF our missions to South
Amorica and roduce the salaries OF the principal
Ministers tn Europe, ia uuWlse and tmnotio.
Il was, tLorefore, agreed that the Senate Com
uitsee on Appropriations should paee upon each
Item Of roduction tn the various bills separate.
ly and should recommend concurrence only ip
those reductiouB which, after separate examina j.
tion. arc found compatible With the continuance
Ut tho requisite efficiency. Wlorayer altch re-
duetiona can be made tho Republican majority
Of tho Senate will vots for them but, OH the
contrary, unless similar good reaaons can bo
shown for concurrence In any Recommendation
OF the IIouae touching a mnttee Of importance,
the issu0 will DO mot with unYtelding aImness.
, 1876-03-18
BANKRUPT ROADS,

THE TOLEDO. pEon1A / wAAsAw RAILROAD.
The affairs If tho Toledo, rcoria l. Warsaw
Ilailroad nre getting mixed by tho threatonpd In
PRODUCTION ot uew and prior mortgage, which
IL anterior to tho ono now In process Of forn-
closure, and which Will cnt 1t out. About two
yeayB ago. 1t will bo remembered, bill waB hled
In the United States Court by Becor Il Tracy,
trustees, To foroclos0 mortgage for "a, 200 600
on tho whole road from tue east line OF tho State
to Warsaw, on tho Hississfppl River. A. L..
Hopkins was appointed lsece1vor, and has bcen
successful iu making lfttio money aboyo run
ming oxpepHoa.
Yesterday petition was filcd by T. @. Martin.
Do0oEpet and Jacqnoliu. and largo number OF
ting up that the first mortgage was issued In
htaT, 1884, that the coupons are overdue, md
That thcy should ba paid heforo tho large loat-
lug indebtedness Is cleared on. They claim that
They have prior lion on tho road and all its
tho receipts instead Of sho HUMOROUS
puryo5ora aud coal mon. who layo
anppl!ed materlalS from tin'o o time
without security: Thoy therefore .sk TIT The
torcst on their bonds first. The consolidstod
mortgage OF which becoE and Tracy Aro Trustees
wss made in Nay, 1s7o fos 60 200 ooo, while The
5o 4f,sS e %ssb ~ S Ny 1sal E,,. for
yta,oo. and sl,so0, ooo on the Wcss Division.
Leaye waa given to dlo the petition, and the
usual proccsa Was issued.
THE CHICAGO, DANyILLE vIHcESHEs RAILROAD.
Gen. AdnA Anderson, Receiver Of tie Chicago,
DAnYille d Vlncenuea Railroad Company, filed
hls report y0BtordAy OF tha buBinesa Of tho 1soad
soE tho mouths Of Jhnuasy and February, 1876;
hEcKIPTA ..
Balance on hAnd Jan. l, 1885, 7b..,...,.,.4 is,74lOa
Hsceipis on account Of t,ecayor IS
tlacaipts Oh sccount OF Hammond L brown,
former llocelyet.. ..,,.......,,,,,,,..,,,, lG2oa
Total sSeetpts.+ .$1s5, 90
n1HnUHAEMENJ4,
On account OF Receivers expensss. t.os %
On acaount OF Hammond b browns or.
VcAsest ...s...,.,... 8luot
pn account OF a., y, V. Il q. Co.H doat-
Ing dsbt............,.. ...k,.......... ss,s2G,7Q
-.. e1t1, ,7o31s
ns1auco on hand March l...,,..,......{ 39,l10st
The report was refetrsd 10 the MaaLer for e1.
animation.
, 1876-03-18

ho had appointed had failed. HAYS did not Ask
him any uucslions about his AbBenca from homo,
OF question him on any otlor subjects. The
young man also testified that be s!Rnod tho lot
Ter accepting the appointment In which his
residence Ia stated TO bo 10 ChnotAw County,
Alabama, In blank, And that tho st4ten,Ants con-
ta!nod In 1t on .Aeao points woto inserted After.
wards.
, 1876-03-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

.QurrssrnwS, March t7.-stcamsblp City OF
NoY York, from Now York has arrived.
NEw YonK. Btarch 17.-Ar1ived, steamer City
OF Montreal. from Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nnrcs, l7.-Bteamer Greeco
from New York has arrived.
, 1876-03-18

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, 1876-03-18

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