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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Snlr aih.sSS .n, =. -. ..t, p;.h,,nS ~ III T." ~
gone 20 nc. assistance "S.'s ,- u.,. .., n,
Sts nsh Ap p 10 s. 3D. Ion
"u" 1 "a, %.p.,.,. from R..mo. far Nan.
erara, aud The Fredsriek !Br kosp from New York Tor
parsd Ssa their voyssesthe former on the 18th
'"s., anu ,, 'ne '"s's' ~ '.' , c" H.. =.
New York Jp 81 tor s. Sa.are has put Into Gibraltar in
'..'o''' ~ WOO " ,,s,
sfS' % fssI
shoals on tne ia n vgpv W sna % arvep , a.
sdsDS Si;'' m ~ " w ~ ~ m
& S;y r x q carried n:s1 z
topsail yard and split sails afternoon Of 2lst
sns BEN Men No.
sonr nsano, Of Norwich at vineyard Haven asa from
Ms Tor New York carried away in end
sem n Anrnua nse toni. Of Now York; Lloyd. from San
sss s .S. Sy tn
% the sy 0 e s
sss" s alien d
compass. soor' and one or two sail. saved
sSn ssbor. o% an on n aea iss n
to rs.s her BY chain. @ IN hcf in two Tho
$1,000 ,.
scHn JoEAs snrH from Boston for savsnn. before re-
sis sound Ga without ssis sschers and was sowed
into Dolby 23d by steamer Dictator. Grow safe.
scuK JULIAN q, Provucetou with TOO ounta,s dsh n
stranded At Port Hood and viii probably tS
the tide Gibbs and nows In her
scnn STAR ct st John, NIB. vent ashcre At schooner
Pond on the 3th INST qua since mas been condemned and
abandoned TO tho uhoorwre VINO nave contracted with
Biacket OF 6sco say 70 Hko nor on ana TOW her to
North sydney Tor the sum OF eoo"
BrEMuDA, Sept l9-Cxpt Trip OF whaling schr Union
has been UNDERGOING here before the United
statos Consu 'or I'm Mc o. "ny owaru one OF ms
crew. ana mas oe9n 10 pay months extra
"e' 80 60. =, -. n s..
GALVESTON; pep. si.onp's y ss1o. nnh WIMnm
eerimgeour On, pn"ss. musc tne orVwnS report ne
enoy thas Wa ovo. .e .. "eo nas
rom us posson =" tug sousnS sru aoo". OH 'io mere
only 10 eet Oh wer ove IN" wiek OF tue AGO ana as
nes Grecy IN y. sesaIs ~ nna fong
snchor huov over the wreck with The nossbIe
The Mallory ate Of re xns arrived AZ rhe tar
bar Her officers report having
the schr Kuf "Wednesday evening rhout las
om this civ The schr MA dsm nrted and
AZ The mercy OF the wind ana waves Tho can.
he tovcd into Galveston but Cant thou eht
IL vond be hsxurdous to undertake Il and said So He
tbsn ..ksd thc Cnptnin Of the Rum What he ntended
doing and was told in reply that they would rig ury
mast" and in with that Thu Capt Nick thinks
may be done, AS good portions OF both masts wcrc
standing and large portion OF the bowspnt IN place The
Captain Of the Rum then asked Tor barrel OF hari tack
Ms they hnd nothng 70 eat ne sey n"vuE ooeu wsnoo
overheard Capt Nickecu informed him there was M hard
tack ON board the teamcs ~ they baked Al t1ei own
broad on board nus would CIV: MN oatrei hour AND
another OF meat IL they wanted ~ THIS Was not wanted
as they could not cook II on tho he weather
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SEPTEMBER "a, 1877.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTESroNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrESroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer City Of Montreal OBJ, Brooks Liverpoo sept -
Dale Sept is i.. 81 g. lon 1877 passed PhaselDh,.
IF n S. rf':s ssT's SSssss
$Ssss. linz ssa%S sS sSa.ssoes' bark
y s :1s'sn aiif:::s e: = ~
for Liverpool; Same date &c s.eamc, Spain CID do d.
it'll Leshorn i4.h Palermo astS Denia Sept + Amoris
%s
on pa. :. az mar and Witt e. ga.
r ss is ssys H
mSss ana an S G g. aSn
xerp; August s, via Halifax 5. in ballast to funeh
T.rs Dronning Sophie tNo) stunde London 20 days. in
ballast TO Punch, Edve 60
BARK Ls5sspur soi sanGsrland Storey. Bristol e, 81
Bark Eisi lSor), Hague, Le,h, 30 days in ballast
in ssass s' BoTs"aH Hnshofs% Il dr"yss.n% Ray
Gs5k ro.'S9, Gund'r'en Bordeaux Ga days. in ballast
Brr Gem loi s.ckville, NIB. Richardson Cow Bay CIR,
u days Win coal 20 rsrxns To- : vessel 70 Scam%e
18th 10 RM took OF orehatch ami found deck on Gre.
deck PLANK: about beam SaIae@ nearly two
gales With heavy sions heavily and shipping
heavy seas: split jih
Schr Mary Brown. Brown. Virginia.
Schr Laura Pride to Turks Island Stevens Gonnives
- days with logwood to Murray. Jr; vessel Brett
Son 4 Go.
Schr Susan Thurlow. Cabbut, Cow Ray, CB, 10 days
with coal 10 Perkins a job: vessel Brett Son & Co.
Sept TO- lat - ~ Ion 66 spoke schr Eliza Baker OF New
London, fisherman: all we'll
SchrJ A Chamberlin Booze. Virginia.
Schr f. ; Mayhem McRres. Virginia.
Schr n ID Brewster, Smith. Virginia
Scnr John Young Curtis. Virginia.
Schr John Young, Curtis, VII rinia.
Sc Ellen Iiosatc. Blake, ,,cors ctown, d..
selr Fannie. Tprrull, Delaware
Schr Joseph Atkins, Murray, Delaware.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL. GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Dresden. Gale, shulec Ms, for Now York
schr Commerce, Woodward st George, No. for New
York.
scnr Kamar, Adams, Machias for New York.
schr Hampton. Taylor, Calais Tor New YORK.
schr J Lamprcy Gould Boston for New YORK.
Schr Annie Webb HAWKINS Dighton for Now York
Sem jed Durcn. Cook. Fall River for New York.
schr Mediator, Davis, Fall River for New York .
Schr X u Wilson. McDaid, Providence for New York.
Schr & Knight Pratt. Providence Tor New York
Schr y & Smith. smith, Providence Tor New YORK.
Schr Henry Lewis Edwards, Providence New York
scLr Alien Miner. Martin, Madison Tor New York
Schr II Duryca. Carpenter Glen Cove for New York.
Scnr smith, Ferris. Porchcstcr Now York
schr Addc Avery, Thompson, Port Jefferson for New
York.
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SAILED.

Banks Saga or Penarth Roads: Jasper Sierra Leone.
suattro Qta, Cork &c: Avonport Br), Bristol; vspa.
raise tSpb Maroiiles Madre Fgli na, Leshorn brirs
Royiglisao tItsD. do; Clary. Barbados; sour sz
ard, Georgetown. Sc.
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THE ORANGE RIOTS.

MONTREAL Sept "a. 177L
In the case oil John sheenan, who Is charged with
the murder OF Racket during the 18th OF July riot the
Grand Jury have failed 10 bring In bill
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w1Lr1AM GOODMAN, cENrExAn1Ax.

WILLIAM 0OoDNAN, CENTENARIAN.
William Goodman diod on the 22d inst, at Little
Britain, in Orange county, aged lo1 years. He
born July L. 1776 and fought In tho war Of 1872 He
farm aborcr and continued at work until Friday
last. He died OF apoplexy.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

APPoNAUG, Sept o3-Arrivsd. schr Emma Fox, Van
BOSTON September 24-Arrived, brig Antelope. Pratt
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Mrs. Baker, vile OF !. v. Baker, President Of the
New York and Canada Railroad, and mother Of ex-Sen-
ator Baker, died at Comstock's Landing, on Lake
Cbsmpiau, yesterday mornlng
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JOHN HALSFY.

Mr.. John Halsey, President of the Brooklyn Safe
Deposit Company, died suddenly at his residence. No.
ISL Clinton avenue, on Saturday night Tho deceased
BROOKLYN.
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BOUND SOUTH.
BOUND EAST.

Steamer Eieanora. johnson. New York for Portland
Steamer City OF Ftehburg Springer. New York for New
Bcdford.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A GREAT MEDICINE-nyATTs LIFE BALSAM.--
AVcrihcd during pact 30 years curative, by
10000 great cures in rheumatism, gout neuralgia,
scroula and diseases Of impure blood Containing
mineral poison Is only saie but certain
and reliable remedy Sold BY draggs- Depot, 2<6 0raad
st. Sent By express eveJvhArs
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, So.


LN0k SALE-STBAM YACHT FIDCET, 81 FEET IL
IL length and 10 feet inches beam will speed ton milei
houi In neutral water we'll furnished and In complete
order. Apply on board, foot OF Court st., Brooklyn.
MEN OF BUSINESS
M WHO UNDERSTAND THEIR BUSINESS
ADVERTISE FOR 2oC. LINE
FOR ALL NEW YORK TO READ
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM. TWO GENTS.
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The Florences last night appeared in the above
named sketch--a trapslation from the French. II did
not. however, permit these brilliant artists to do
Justice themselves because the play was Of that
light and frothy character which forbade tho in-
PRODUCTION Of the peculiar personal features
which have heretofore illustrated the strong
points in the acting OF Mr.. and Mira Florence.
Both Of these favortes, by creating individuality
In the several works with which their names now
Identified have led the public to expect In whatever
lhey do representation of certain traits within the
domain OF humor pathos, but IL must be confessed
that Notwithstanding thor best efforts last night 10
make tho text available, they won but tardy
applause from an audience prepared to exhibit
the hcartiest approximation II is just, however. to
ADD that the FAULT was much with the actors
with tho writer's OF the play itself since their con-
sTuction Afforded little opportunity for any OF tho
ACTORS TO show what in them. That the latter
wore carefully selected may be inferred BY the men
tion Of J. ~ Carroll NJ. c. DAILY, }. q.
PadgetL Frank Lamb, Miss Josephine Baker, Miss
Belle Melville and Miss Zcens vladimir, bat there
lack Of effective situations, an absence OF cpl
grammatic dialogue, which madc tho performances, II
not painfully heavy, at least unsatisfactory TO those
who taught by experiea expect the
best from Mr. and Mrs Florence. The acting per Sc
good and tho scenery handsome, but there was
something wanting to make success complete
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
:. Sails. Dest,nafrony o.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
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ADJUSTMENTS.
'.x1cHAxL srRooory" At THE LrcEux.

''xICHAIL srRooOFT At THE LYCEUM.
Jules vsrne's stories do a. a rule furnish good
subjects Tor tia dramasist, and "Mohaei Strogon,"
which was presented last night at the Lycerm TO a
good house, 10 another evidence Of the TACT II 10 In
seven parts. and has bat itsie plot beng no more
than \ series OF episodes, in which Michael
v always the hero. He II courier OF
the Gear Alexander who Is sent from Moscow
with important dispatches for the GRIND Duke. who Is
wagng war with the Tartars, warning him OF pios OF
tho Tartar chieftain. Ivan. Captured BY the enemy
Michael Is recognized by his mother also prisoner,
ana 10 her from torture eonfesses MS
name ana his mission. The Tartar orders
Nichasls eyes to be put out with heated SWORDS;
mutilatss the dispatches that they contain no IN
formation, and, personating Michael gains entrance
10 The Russian camp About the same time aicnas',
u the camp, where no 10 believed TO DO an I'M
poster. Confronted with Ivan he proves his iden-
lily by repeating tho missing WORDS OF mo
despatch, which tho Tartar could not When asked
slroyed. Michael makes an absurd enect by
announcing that he - not bind; that INC
tears that swelcd N his eyes a. she moment
Of his torture quenched the burning Steel Ivan
In which Ivan Is the victim. Matrmony ana
end the play IL will be seen that this tale
OF long journey Russia gives the novelist oppor
tuny Tor description, but only allows the dramatist
10 exhibit Michael S'rogon IN heroic attitudes.
These scenes bombastic and whom they
10 not amuse tircsomc Two newspaper
add the gloom by their drcary at
emps bo funny. Michaul was performed IN melo-
dramatic way by Mr.. wadren, and Ivan was fairly
acted By Mr. Ceilings. Miss Mabel Jordan made her
irst appearance the stage as the heroine and
created favorable impression BY pleasing and re-
bned performance.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp, Sept "a. PM-Wind NE, gentle.
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"AH BIN" AT THE GRAND OPERA Hou

The drama OF 'Ah Sin" was produced At the Grand
Opera House last night TO fair audience. Mr.. C. 7.
Parsloe, the original An SIM played the Chinaman,
and the other characters in the given with
moro less ability BY the members OF the company.
The piece we'll put upon the Stage, and those who
Witnessed the performance appeared TO DO we'll
pleased
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. "a, 1877.

Moderate.
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9ln men tesntlt.
Gustave Ettmueller
do
Rudolph Poser
L Buente
B a Nichoff
Van Beck, B & T
Julius Hundhausen
do
August Ncuenhahn
Wesley Massie
Mary Adams
ii HOrstmann
f l. Wensel
do
FIR Brand
VIM Berger
f b Hensley
II Frcchmann
VIM c Boeing
G. II King
G. A & O T Mcrtens
do
Winchell & Ebert
Theod Bergner
VIM Berger
do
f B Hensley
do
III Frechmann
Rudolph HirZel
SObbc & kirchotf
G. III Gentner
VIM G Boeing
Rudolph Poser
Benjamin Leach
b f Leach
G PoPpenhaus
W K Vaughan
Edw Luster
Benjamin Leach
August Nasse
Jos Gieger
John Droesch
+ W Scholtcn
l. Curtis
Thomas Robertson
Burt Robertson
| B Cautley
J W Willard
G. W Neldon
John Burns
Jack Smith
Frank DOdson
Thorn Mason
George Shelton
A p Cowan
Robert Lincoln
Basil Crider
II w Warren
II G kchr
Thomas Palmer
VIM J Bilcs
| Chas NJ Matthews
l. A Rodgers
Ii J Smith
| VIM Buker
! Chas Teubner
\ p Barbarick
| Chas Hoffman,
Ernst Mellies
| Lay 4 Belch
do
do
Chas Pope
Thomas Palmer
JOS II Barbarick
il G Crider
f l. Wensel
f c. Gibbons
George Eppler
B a Niehoff
J w Willard
Gasp III Berger
NJ f Murphy
Aug Neuenhahn
Rudolph Hn'zel
Theod Bergner
George III King
VIM Kessler
Nancy Lee
Fr Brand
E B Hensley
VIM Berger
+ B Hensley
Ii Frechmann
Chas Zell
VIM c. Boeing
Van Beck, B & T
Jul Hundhausen
r II Hasenritter
da
Sam Davault
August Rick
Chr Kuhn
do
Van Beck, B & T
Mary Adams
VIM Berger
E B Hensley
III Frechmann
do
;, E B Hensley
/" VIM Berger
=, =, Theod Bergner
~ VIM O Boeing
=, G Graf & Co
* Rudolp Hirzel
w T Hibler
John Casey
lChas Zell
FIR Brand
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Otnr0Sentidlcn 9lolo,

fatren rrsslmGBis ale ii Sage 3wiIden Sdl=
timcrc nm Srcmcn unb nebmrn Tald9iere
iu biuioftcm Ratcn an.-Ier Yanrunaeplhs
Ter 9ampIihi1c 1T 3u9ieid Oeppt ocr Sdlti=
mrrcuuc SGp Gilentdhn, welde Yolngere
rru unr nad rrm9Gelten iu billiacrcnYreirn
teiUrrert, ais ir9enr cine Gilenbaen Hcn Nep
2jcrf =Ssr phiare,phid.
0ei 9tntunft rcr Cdntpflrbine trirt ea5 lerct
fir ale ibt 9lngcitrIIte 9ciblcIicn. 10 rap pi2
Giumanpcrer nidt oer 0Gfabr dnS9elest lne pen
Setrusern trltmineClt III pCrcCn, mas III an
rsreu caisnplGgen leicrr 10 rft per Sail it,
GinmuuOerer uber Baltimore babcn
eeine llntpiten fir &ransport oeS
8epdfes.
Wtit SompfIdiTcn rc5 9tor0Ocuti6cn
Qlono muroen bis Gnoe 1874, SAC, or
Yerlonen beforoert.
gS1breno Ser 9SintermOnnte perOen
feline 6oiiitten'Yohaaiere un9enommen.
gGssrn meiterer 9luatunft fpenre man i6 an
u. Scbubmncber S So,
SO Sil0 @nD Ctr.
SaItimors, @fb
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Sgmptnme elmer franfen 9eber.
G6mersen in Der rc6ten Seite, unter<
81 BALI Der Girpen, Tim 70 erGBer
teim Druid; mitunter 1T her S6mer3
in Der linten Seite; ber &rante fann
taum auf Der linfen Seite liesen;
Gfter pirb Der SdmerS unter rem
S6ultertlatt sefiiblt, unp rebnt ii9
bdufis tia CUR S6ulterbGbe aus, unb
ntrp mitunter fir SBeumatismus int
9lrm Derfannt. Ter Maeen leiret an
@ppetitlrfsfeit unp llrbelfsit; rie Gin
eereipe fnp alleemein ncrltppft, man6<
nal mehielnp nit 9lbfiibren Der Sppf
1T leibenb unp nit rumpfem, i6werem
S6mers i'm !6intertrpf belaitiet. G'ez
p6bnli6 eriitirt audi @eradtni6=
ihmGhe, tc9leitet Spn reinlihem 0e<
fiibl, ais iei etwas unterlaGen, mas
Bate getban trerben lrGen. Gin leidtcr
trpdner touIten lit mituntcr i'm 0e<
fplee. Der Yatient tla9t iiEer Ntattig=
felt UNI SdwGde; CT erI6ridt leiGt,
feline Silsc fnb falt prer trenuenr, ttnp
er tla9t iiber pridelnrcs 0efiibl in Der
Saut; fein @rmiItb 1T nierer9eihla<
gen, unb pbmrbl 9lautrnr, RAP tGr<
perlide Scmc9ung inn mpblttun
tpiirte, fann CT rrh faum &raft eenug
1ammeln, e6 su eerlu6rn. Gr mie<
traut in gSabrbeit jehem tSeilmittel.
gerI6iebene bieIer acnannttn SYmp<
tome be9leittn Die &ranfbcit, rp6 bat
cs Sale gc9rbcn, mo- mcni9f rcr1elben
eriItirten,6 jcpp bic llntcrIu6ung bes
&DrperS mad rcm Srpe tcwicS, Zap bic
2eber in 9rGbtcr llncrrnun9 mar.
&altes Jteber.
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len in SGllen ppn taltem Ste
Der, NIT Suinin 9enpmmen, ersru9en
bic belten Grfpl9e. GS giett fein tefIez
res 9urgirmittel Dor uur na6 Dem Gin<
nebmen ppn Suinin. 9Sir ratbPn allen
NIT bieler Srantbeit Sebafteten, benz
ielben einen unparteii den Ser
fu 6 gu setrdbren.
Sei alien tiliGlcn llnprfnun9en unp
ais einfa6es 9ur9irmittel unner9lei6s
lid.
@an bite ii9 bor SaIi6nnsen.
Die Gtten finp ME iiber,ufert.
Sere S6ahtel BAT einen rptben
gDa6sTeael auf rem Oefel NIT Der Stl<
i6rift Or. @eeane's 2cter=Yillen.
Die d6ten We9ane's Qeber<
Qillen baben bic Signaturen ppn
6. -1:9a n e unb S 5lemin9 Srps.
auf tem Oedel.
W @erlanst bei eitrem Drc9ttts
item cher Stprebalter, eu6 bic a6ten
Or. Ns9dne's 9eber<9tllen
gu seben, prdparirt BON 9ebr. 5lemins,
pittsburgh, ga.
gertauft bei relpettablenO Orpeuiten II.
Country Stprebaltern i'm Sllsemeinen.
an 9ieftnistn, pside Or; g. Wtsane's &c:
berspillen iu rerfuHeu rinffen, eneen mir PER gof
mad irssHs einsm 9heils esr Ser. ct. zine S@aSta
Tiaeu fur 25 Gents.
- Stbrdtsr Slsmius, Tittstureb, ga.
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9o66ins' stard Euliid !

tpoSurd es ieber SauSfrau mogIid wtr'H'
ibrer gSdIde ieuen gIdnsenOen S9In
,u aeben, melder bieielbe 10 lehr slert'
Wfan ipart bomit 3eit uno @rbcit belm
8ueein, mas mebr pertb 1T ais Der gee
,ablte Yreis. gu boben bet olen
@rocers, ODER ouf Ginienoun9 bon 20
@ts brett gu be3ieben BON
Dobbins, Bro. & Co.,
SO. 13, 4. Ctr, 8bilabeIpbia. Ya.
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9lm oas reilenNe &nblifnm

Seher, ter ra5 nlte Tnterlanb tciuben pter
0ermanee aus Ieutlctlanb frr1usn laIen nil
irltc 5ahrtilet5 iitsr galtinrre lGiru.
Die pradtrrucn nCuen Sampfer ee5
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'ern,a,tn, Mo., SOmmers
li0cr 9CnS>ueiS
ett 4ttto SCnSaabcet
e AIDE COUNTY
mar 1876 bis Tebrnar 1877.
Gtnnabmen:
and after settlement 1141 40
Collector for Pacific r. r. 6S4 25
collector 304 55
do 500 90
do 270 90
do GOO 90
do 800 90
Attorney R. Hirzel, r. r. tax for 1875 536 81
collector 1000 90
do 1000 90
do 1000 90
nded for L. Bandemeyer so 90
collector 1895 81
s97S2 A
NuSgobeu:
Sir wcItcn 3wed. Setra9.
Coroners fee s % so
medical attendance on pauper 5O
road commissioners fee . 90
damage by public road ~ 90
supporting pauper ~ OOI
stationery circuit clerks office II 80
circuit clerks fee Al 40
fee bill "a 13
do 9 10
do % Is
do > 80
do % 80
do 10
do ; 15|
county expenditures - 70
redemption money - oU
supporting pauper - 9U
compensation road overSeer 81 -
printing %
fee bill 90
snnnortipo manner 50 90
services Justice of county court ou W
do 90 w
do 30 90
cIorl,s foo G5 IS
county commissioner II %
supporting pauper ~ ~
clothing tor prisoner in jail = ou
stationery county clerks office ~ "
shcrffs fee 20 -
board of equalization w
snrvicns 80 iustice ot comfy court 10 00
ScINlccSF FlS j''Stite VI Co''''S O q oO
board Of equalization o w
services as Justice OF county court ~ w W
board of equalization % w
services as justice of county court ~ w
attorneys fee 100 W
shade trees ~
services board OF equalization w
do w
40 80
ele0''o'i oOiN iNl'0' 40
do 20
do 90 90
Nv I 40
DO ~
90 -
stationery for court room 10 10
gran" Jury "''"eSS On
10 O0
90 I 40
q" 81
90 . sS
60 e "a
DO UwU w
gr.na JUROR .;... 40
S' JiI 40
do ~
"' e 2O
90 e ii
90 : 10
DO d0 0
20 s0
90 e&. 20 no
grahd juror -. - 20
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