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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-11-08

INFLUENCE IN rHs WoxLp. Who
can estimate the power Of personal
influence 7 The careful. industrious
mistrous Of a house has an influence
on her circle the extent Of which she
herself cannot calculate. So has that
fast and frivilous wife. to whom
pleasure is as the breath Of her nos-
trils, her fne clothes dearsr than her
children, and Of all sorrows work
and duty the most sorrowfal. How
many young minds has she not
warped by her pernicious example.
20 brilliant in its setting aud 90 se-
ductive in its lines II 10 90 hard
to work, 30 pleasant TO play. Has .
bold. slangy girl no influence over
her comrades 7 TIA good. who nei-
ther firts nor idles, neither talks
slang nor Affects improper subjects,
who finds no pleasure 10 silly little
iutriguss, and abhors all degrading
little falsehoods, who believes IN du-
ty, and acts - she believes IL sucb
o girl a. this 10 the friend which ev.
cry wise mother dssires her child to
make. 20. on the other hand, il the
bold and idle, thriftlsss and unduti-
tiful girl the one whom she would
wish to be avoided, because OF the
power Of influence for good or evil.
Our personality has influence our
habits, our modes Of thought our
lAshion Of dress. or method ofspsech.
saeh Circumstance Of our individual-
~ makes its mark. and sithsr rspsls
by the distaste or attracts BY The I'd
miration which Il inspires there q
no one 70 enall end insigpidcant -
70 be destitute Of the power of siir-
ring. 70 some sxtsnk ths wosld II
Which be nyeG
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IDOIIIGHr FLASHES.

Miss rnlc Germon appears in Waves
Jubilee singers have been added to the Aqua
mum.
The Duvalli sisters have made n hit at Tony
h'utnt but lac hlnssr ~il.kccr
"Smike" closed Inst evening, and with il
closed IA, = tson at ui, tm,n square.
rhc Mlliamsons reorsn he Union s.Inare
A strawberry an flower show opens on wcJ-
Win, ia attendance.
Mr. Ward tlkcs "A purely English" company
:" ',niHa s'er ct lo'" however are not able TO play
"E,angnl'ne." ut tho Fifth Avenue has made
fashionable audiences
Mr. L. II. Gou.;e the treasurer of the Union
a., Academy ui Music.
Mr.. D.: H. lIarkins will probably try his now
lti, sad 10 d, very strong
-, Two grand .cyclrsions are announcod for
SHOCKS boat. The Eniife state.
The rsgndry visits Of Miss lydia THOMPSON
boo, form. undcr ine ute 81" THOMPSON seasons"
MILO. Aimor and company will appear in this
~ , ~, 'v =, f s',,a H., ~, ,H g. u. {
o,cnilc. June IL
MIR. Maurice s'rakosch has arranged series
1hur.n> has air ad, been ENGAGED
Tho Plymouth Rock makes two trips to Rock
ANY, an' nn' ,',i 'HM. . dnins ,ah
mont B. ihr'nd'd '"r the floating population
Forat,r. Barrett Stuart llol SON. Raymond.
cr., ana forr, tax lSri IN f,nnt, hne' at he
an 1' boa a rs na, .h, V @f S to '1sS
an tie ierson OF Nj Erorgr knight
The people s S Ser 's m.I @isSn %nq herr Che
.iira"r ,NHru.. rom Mime An-ot, q, The Plymouth
asi win adrum .u,k.
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The Queer yVny In which II WIN WAS I've
cut.d In WnliacL's Theatre.

Surrogate Calvin Wa occupied on Friday
with thu wills of David Graham. whose small
cslateof : l.ool is claimed hy two widows. Ora
ham WIS Drum Mayor Of the Seventh R.-i-
mout ana IL musician at Walluch's Theatre. His
property CONSIST ri chiefly of read estate IN Nor
rlsmia. Ia his last viii. made in 1873. hr lrit
his property H. Della Murphy Graham. cnIoin-
ns ON her To- take care of his children. who
were TITO issue oi Caroline Graham. his FIRST and
lawful wife. lie had previously made a Will in
1863 drNlslng most Of his prpp'rty To- Della and
making snuil Requests 10 tHrolinp'S children.
Caroline had obtained n divorce from her hus-
band on n count Of his intimacy with prhn.
Graham aiterward married Della ia New
JrlSrV
Rlth Wills were offered for pr.hatc Della nj
lrging that although Caroline Mad ohtniu,d "A
divorce, the remurriagc in New Jersey WIS
Nu.hl.
William T. Osborn and John G. pfoinor ware
Witnesses 10 the Will OF 1873. osborn testified
that Graham, about Il year before his death.
presented to him the will and asked hun io at
lest II. which he did, Graham acknowledging
his own signature
John q. pfcincr testified that the day after
Granams death, the viii Of 1873 was. shawn 10
him and he was asked to attest Graham sig
nature, which knowing Graham's haudwr.t.ng
he WIS able 10 do. Upon this proof tine SurrO-
gate denied probate of the viii.
The will Il 1858 was then offered. Osborn.
who had been witness TO the second will, t.st
lacks Theatre, in the room of the leader of the
orchestra Osborn and Henry Il. brennan AT
tested IT. Osborn signing first, Brennan nrAt.
md Graham last Brennan IL absent from the
State on n theatrical tour. ana the hearing WIS
adjourned 10 secure his attendance.
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a New Contract with the syndicate SOS.
100000 Airendy Subscribed For.

WASHINGTON, June "a contract has been
entered into and signed 10y the Secretary Of tho
Treasury. Messrs. Rothschild. J. $. Murgan 4
Co. Seligman Bros. and Morton. Rose & Co. Of
London. England. and Messrs. Belmont & Co..
Drexcl. Morgan 4 Co.. J. 4 W. Seligmnn 4 Co..
and Morton. Bliss & Co.. and the First National
Bank OF the city OF New York. for the sale OF the
four per cent. thrty-year consols at par in coin
Of which $4,000 OOn are subscribed for now Ia
hn paid for in July and August, - 600 OoO - he
Tor resumption purposes, ana $50 ONWD for
the redemption of the six per cont. bonds and
the sales are Ia hc continued Hs rapidly IL pos
slblr. The contract Is for SIX months and is
similar in its general terms Ia the former con-
trlt. hut mas this important prov sion; TINT COR
thirty days after fun notice the loan shall lie
Oprn Ia popular SUBSCRIPTION in the prime pal
cities Of tle United States al pnr in COIN with
the right 10 nay for tho bonds Within ninety
DAYS after subscription upon delivery.
Upon notice given some dayaS lncc the Sec
rotary ~ the Treasury has withdrawn from IA"
market flu0.uOO 900 of the A. per cent. bonds.
and the former syndieat" have subs ribbed
under the old contract TOT s2j OOlO00 IN ~ per
cent. bonds. b 'hg the balance Of the s2On 900. 81
600: Of the amount % that loan s5.OlO.DOO 10 bee
applied during June for resumption pur-
poses. <5uuOuuo during July for the same
Redemption ~ per cent. bonds. Thcse agree
nients close out III, a. per cent. loan. aud place
upon the market ~ per cent. loan with Il finn
Subscription 81 s25.uOd.uOO.
Tho bonds are issued for $50, $40. s5ul,
81 900. nni larger amounts, and viii, 10y the
m L. Of their sale. he brought within the reach
OF all classes Of people.
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The Yale Nine wh,tewa.hlnx the rr,oc-ton..

NEW IIAvFs, June 9-Thc Yale College
nine won fresh laurcls this afternoon in the
game with Princeton. A large number " spec
ttors in spit. Of the threatening weather. man
Tested the interest folt in the game. AZ Prince
ton. next To Harvard is the most formidable
rival In the college championship series. Whea-
tom " tnn Nu'e n'na led N " ~ nice base hit
amt both ao and Morgan : orcd Princeton
going uIt ~ one, two. three order. In the third
TN n..u y gan "a gct hold OF Carriers u.;-ting
They ii . the ha-rs with but on . .urn out and
tue cNntcn ut W.. ipt.n,. untl Blgqlow made
L. n-At strike. riing out ON ny. The Yals
ii' W r. IN ullar pretiiclm mt in the 81 nth
lni ing. hut got out Of tho Aillruty los s,arp
i'ldins. At 40 other t'nir did Princeton have "A
man on third ha.r. Yale scored : runs. none
n.ing carngd' Princeton, Q. Error, s;
Prime ton. ~. Bgsr his-lalc, .: Princeton,
IL. Left on bs-rs-Y.lc. = Princeton. IA.
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Men differ On nearly every ISSUE. There have
always lcrn tiusiiu Itl, IA nNilurs aNd rNii-4Nu.
thou the "a. n,ui,' o',ht oser ,ne day may lo nnl
N,rsalN adopted 90 Hnuhcf. ant uin~ sacrificed ir-
rurl,t l amt MARTYRS AtlicinO has alsp be-
SUBJECT a. revolutionary disturbances When pr. llur.
NrA and jrnncr announced thtit discoveries They were
h'd iu contempt amt ulcu. hN am in'iodulus ann W.
u"Ani rui go to-day L!eN nir rf'N'd ami huuur 4
AL isfH iii. when ~ llHrc announced l
p.oNrty. many seemed 70 doubt, and were .hcuticAl
rnnstriu' an medicines ant doctors. but Iruo 4
ha, dislcllrt nn doubt and today The ,drn M,dlral
D>cl,tn Is ihc standard l,mcl, in Cuu'- the ul
stuIi, 90 tlr NNrr and lN.i, having
urcN superseded ihc old inc sarsalaras by reason Vi
It, superior reIIs
NoHwcn, Chenanso Co, n y, NOV. 3, 1876
h = Pirro " u
va, AFFLICTED Mlti scroiulons Affection on one Of NV
legs II Wa NriN Troublesome tug over wears.
much that could uui wear boot and hud i1 koD q
my les handased lt,-ul'td IN sore II cot 500 hi
That II hcrnmo a p'nrnl talk mat w 'nld hnNc in hn
dorgU anluHton Of thc limb one llN -ilnn nld me- hr
furl a sore cured. CONNIE need linking Our
nHlou Mrdcn Discovery, together Win Your ".cis as
directed on the hotties, and when hai r,A.uuti sN
lotr. a. Discovery, nay hs wasrnhtth Wtl, and ha,
remained sorN'r siNcc-n period ut over two earsAnd
would not sNhHlt tor Ntty wooden legs
lOu'stillN JunN AnArrUCk-
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IIGHTING ron $3.50. 900.
The Surrogate 10 Decide Whether lie Erred
In Assuming TO Construc "a WILL

The Qucstlo whether Surrogate Calvin
does or DOS not posso-s jurisdiction to con
-irue the validity oi the hequ"sis IA the viii If
NJ - Danrrr left t93j 900 u char table gous.
ami other corplratons. and tho h"irs-nt-aW
expect & provo that nearly all. II not all. tn"
beau SIS t. corporations are iuvalil. and in
violation Of butI statutory AMI constitutional
law. Tho attorney for the heirs at law is Col.
clifford 4. H. Eartlrti. nnd the counsel Mr.. ".
O. Bart n. Mr. w. O. Bart u. az the last h'i'-
INK ~ TIE ra@ . asked thr Surrogate L. .ons'rHr
the Will. iin WAS Ioinrl ma that request hy Ju ;e
Fan 'heruf tine t.,ur 81 Sol nat nn. wh rrIr'-
loit. and w.n expressed an anxiety u hay" "a
prompt d. Ieiun hy the hHrro -at'. in lr'i'r-
enc - u iNu--drawn ana .di1tory 'oilt' - h"-
fore tAn SuIrNM' Court. TINS Wow WAS pI-
Us 'd hy Mr.. py II, counsel :or Mr.. THONGS +.
Jeremiah. Tine cN fcu'or named in the VIII, OH e
executor u lining 10 i-@ the surrogate TO COLI
! st rlay Mr. Parsons of Man ( parson+.
Whpr.ur,- .nt- g. ,ysrl -Dai,ti.s said that there
would h' rrat pra,ti.ul advantages 100 the SUR
ro-nin b. ting Jur -Iict"n. u ih, = iui" plain
lvclufrrr a n. Tine ,nurs'l for the C.ilir =
.ui also M. 'ornsrl for TIE Board of For IN
VI --Ione 90 ito I, formed Church..
Nr. ifytti an. .u"l lt |Nutil lg0insi il" 1uris-
Il tom = thr Surrn-atr. tud vs. ir lv lu-
NN.ral hy Judge iunohrr AMI Mr. " O. y IT.
iii. r." a.' Mas then ADJOURNED unu NHtur-
ShDnlI "a" Surrogate decide to hol iurisli %
ton In o. So AZ ne has nlrcudv dome In ult D.l-,'
of tine Niii 81 the late Dr. Scars, 90" validity ol "A
d'Ni se i'm Wh h WAS a -lui"l hy tAr heirs ate
Miss Dunscrr hepu sl- 10 the VARIOUS corpora
lUuA.
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ELOPING TROM HOBOKEN.


On Friday night Mr. Jacob Krotchcr. n
woll-known anu respected tailor in lIobohen.
returned from his place Of business 10 his
hom, and found that his wife had disappeared.
Mrs. Kreichcr had been warned 10y her hus
band that Mr.. Christopher llough. n young
butcher in Washington Market. had aroused
his jealousy hy excessive attention to her; but
she had dsrngRrded the warning. and was
seen 10 quit the no So with her new admirrr,
krctchor pursued the iusiliNcs 10 HE ferry, and
thrro learned thH, they had crossed ON the boat
ahead OF him. The couple were discovered ut
Greenwich street whiting for an uptown ear.
On seeing iiough, Mr.. Krctchrr drew II large
kniie md made furious attack upon him.
Several persons intrrirred, and lIough He'd.
The woman deserted burst into tears. and con
scented TO return to her home.
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FAST TINE IN JEROME PARK.
an The NUN Large Iieid "r Well
yun,,n inr.c~ Nthirn - Waiting Race
,..lr,s ui,pinNInx thetr Iittic TRICKS.


Scene. en- thc Fond v" IN" "rn"d stand an"
; =" ,, , no"" .'n,| '%| :. "",ns Race
,otLr,s Displaying ,hcir Iituc Tricks.
-, r..,.
On i'' "'''"' ""''''R ~ '',"''.' , ~"
,.u..,, ,h.. ,,,v I, ,,n r,..s
ce-'.-r '.,'i.' ,n "a, WY !" 'n' r'','s r,,a a
St.yI ami nldr hr lliant display. De-
th,r,vssnd nsh between light turn
outs Som' were apparently lost to all the sur
..,f....4 ia the endowment OF the society
.,,,,,pi,ns ,hl, others wore
o. NV" n.'n ,,,, .,,,1s ,,o, ,,a.
5.,y,. Tine hun overlooking the pnrk
,,,r, d.ns,lv crowded thrn On
WIS WV ~. 49,, ,', 81.
ay " r" preceding DAYS. and inside the
r.tstlr az IA lun'e WIS very lar.c. T'hetra'A
.luiir.,ble con i.t.on.anI il not remark
adv if-'' - 'rN 9''' W''" '"E 'ne h"rs~ 'o
eN % th'm-'lv's W'9ont danger.
r,.. >in,y from tlc summit of ttn hill ou,aid,
rrsr'"" '- WIS - III" "S lV.h my po.hi Ill
the park. Ia" p'rs ms tn 'r' divt ii their limo
D., D.tf.n,,.,uin. the b,,k anil drfnk.n. iue.r
pii'r~' I'll iu'l AZ II O. up'"N SH'h'y anu
manage th' books. Ef'ryyodv seemed To bet.
t,m I'm, stuhls boy f, ia. nsshnv dressed
,.... o.t..i,, H. ,ti...A,,i.. .
e. uiN'r' h' u"''r WIS ll' s'i'l'''S' ''' r't II.
THe mile and an eighth d.sh for all aEcs hat
a s''NtT' ""'' III P,"""s' M'''' 10
p'nni-' homn'y. us poun Is; Fn-ityr. ll5
.,tn., r,..,,.,, ,.,.. h,'L,l ,,.',s
l"''N "N.N'"' 1870 "'' '' 90 '' "T
ar.aI-ttu. Pa .iaS,. jumped uIWtltIclola.
r......,..l e.. ,,-., d. ,,.... i,... ,....,
i f ,i.h AZ w. . n .,i ~,
"'' fnif, t,v.'".'. SIS i'., ,hn. t..
.u,'i 49," .''H M ,,.. al,
,1,1,,s A., H.. "a .,,,,, MI ,n,n ri. 81, au.l
''it o., i't '' i' w. " r'.'
fltn ,..t., U,t,. ft. lt,' it.
l. -"l .'.i'n 8" ,l,." .'tn.. ."' g.. 81
80 '....,., ,''i. '.i,,, mai i..,.,-
'''''' l'1'' = '' '''"'''' anu '''''''-
I hoWo - W'- M y, rA' RI, ,apn',ln
f'rt,'r.., +. i cn "a. - "a 'a'A..l
" d" u 10 '.' 81. ~
,t..i, Wa.. i", t..'a g' We" '
>, n,',,'I 81 II 'n..t- r.. d, 10 49, it b.
3" ID" '-, i..''
.m ,.nnl. - NIX r,,,'.
- 49,, "' 30. We
n,v =" ", r9n - 49,. T To-
Il' p W. - " 49,, Nv '-.'', ~ ~
III rouil- r. ,I .,,. u,.'t.i'.,J IN
o. ~ HN""t, 49, ~" d" e. 49,
Coy rlruck. rae -l'ft Hr
~ y" at pm 'nuir N III
afh-lh ]" lyfe La 'rirrAW ihA'r
iH .rl~ 4ns lik uuit.t D. .l|t- - = lil.u
q ftN uilH iilI h'n over q l.. err .i..I,, 'd
D. iHr'l A~ta"Al o. a- 'lth ia. c-quta rp,lc
AA. NyS a4il' IT "N 4 W.ui PAM. u |Illsi 3D. .iil.
90. tnynrhlUok. ia o. Bat 90. ..U.l t..r.iif.ii
N.- n..N. ruuh.u: aino-t aar. q. p ~.
u.wtl C. 900. AZ tw .ul. - IS. nl i,It.r,r
- y Nui uH lead. E'iihrst, iui Nd hN E.N.
an r.,' r'r'ok, ne,n, g. =, u. A. ,.ry
hv Lnt.r.r AMI C!uarlru,.. w.r, A.
...l tfut 10 was d.li H,t z, .t.lr.t .
r -r .up o. ,hum-in. .u...-. Nui,.. n.'1t,.
l.t.fur- rr..l, Bed 10 RtI-u wins, " Nn
rYN TIC rld f. N. tl.s'i ptst ( .tlt = mt
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Arrived SNt'gp,r June o.
s. Traunra. johnson. rnrtlaNd
s. iiltirru- Mnil'ii. NNrlnlA
s. llruulnu lulMi.. .i,Nt. En JinDiro
$, Nusc, N,!nau' O, Hfcmrn May -d and southamIioH
2pth
SIM TmluDt T. ruuolch. Trieste.
SIr harlHunn \. Frucri. llsion.
Hifk hhHlND.u SAlNA-t. Iaalhd
Barn AlNYl 'uicr-O %. \ 'cr-rn. Scvius
lrl- AT llr a. n,ul Mullcu SN.tu
IT, tnHlt- lutNta small. saLt.t
BNl tortDul. faulkucf. iutHtua.
hliA hN,.an, Silih 20 ia-u
IN. = .rih Crow H. Brown. N.w Haven,
Hrg Ihrus. r.aiU khlNpn Curacao
SOhr GcmAcN lWANn. nNN,an. llnNrc.
S,hr kair M,riWolth. 1,n,l- ~a-uh
Alsotht u-u " rlNrr a.li ont,iWt.r vcss =
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CUISINES nttitts.


BARNFTTF- ELDER on Thu -.iay June 7, at Trinity
Church, tobpkcn hv tie Rev. TcHar iiml son,
Josephine dnughrr Vt DrtL W Elder OF lolokcm to
GasIar &. Rtruott, ui y - York.
BERRY -WYstlAM --uu Tuesday, Juno o. st 1t rauls
Epi.cuUd Church. Baihm.'. w. The Rev D. liud.rt
Jacob Kerry al tia tifs e. Isabella Dnw .uu only daugl
ter at U"ufY & W stu. ruuiis, cot 1T Jaw Btttuurr
FARIpN- TAYLOR -Nu THUR 'tS. lunc T. at the First
Baptist Church. Nv stir Conn iN The Rev. = q Wight
man. Amun TayVg daughter OF the Hon. A TlSlor,.to
Arthur Parton a. New Nun. CITY
RUSSELL MARTIN on Aus g. 1870. hv the Rev a.
lnmiin. pastor u suloh Church, Philadelphia. Ju~crI
KuSs,n uf \ir-tnia to Susan G. Martin daughter ri tue
mtc Henry Martin oi England. author Of truth Vim
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IIrosos. jane at the second days
re- l,.r tha H. son Driving Park, Tommy
N.n a.. h.st contest ia three straish. heats
y "r s.rul; Barney ihrl The seelnl
V H~-. was won hs tlmou, PIhpl
a4 Lady Low thru. limo .jo;
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nias Recognized ~ Germany.

cry or M,Nico. June 9. On May IS Gen.
'"'nn' MAJ VA, officially recognized BY tie German
tlle as the cffsut.ouAl Pre- si1eUi Il Mosico, The
4. lh a'itt o.. MAJESTY tho innetT 20 Gen n'Hk
" h'ishsi ~ the D,ur,s Oy,iIl
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Special Noiltes.
NATURAL Flow or uLo,D.

natural steady flow Of pure blood. througha dsca'cd
part keeps itn Twin. healthy condition II tie How
be- increased. there will he prcportionae increase in
the Nisor Of the part Now, DR. Browns Herbal ont
ment gives life aud strength to every part 10 which
1t applied and dixie map deep seated fccrs,
iuhors iWcllifs. mn disease. slinnl cumrhin pc I,
nstun, lcpru, sradd head ulruri., oruur heart pal
Wntiun nstlmatc slusins. weak or contracted muscles.
rheumatic govt 10y instantly cift utiiul tlruruus
How at blood thruulh TIE tUtts 40, 0t'd Twenty nto
ccnts per poi. And two cents extra tor postage tsU
short dos rVtiun OF uu charge for advice. NJ
dr.ss nr q. PHELPS BROWN. n GRAND st. jersey
city \ j.
BRAIN room. 4 BoTA NsCALENTKAC'r
for .tlVngt cnlnl the BRAIN. Hui uitNc rem, N lor
weakened iui rrs AMI fltN al DE- iiu AI'ns
Pharmacy. cufncr 18th Il Hui 1t Hv Sh for circular.
THE REVOLVING sUsrENSOKS imnici.
re-, u,c. aud pain. without dtulging Get 1t q, MILL
NlIlES Chambers e.. ul stlr-.
FURSITt OF ALL KINDS
CHEAP FOR CASH ~
f. klN"NAN :. 100 Canal 49,
\ .a HAT. si.o0.-r0ari ca.i'ncrcs and straw
hat az wholesale l4tr- - N.w thurlh st.. 800 -tirt
BRAN FOoD - '.OLD By UVDNU'r.
Herald lui ding, AMI llik at-t t snd BroldWHY
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Eusin,ss ao,l(,s,

Death sMrruund. offensive privics. 4 piuti
by steam power al lus iNtlt lowest Prices Sew luih
Cleaning ana M,ll,, hnt Company, lH4 tlu'hA st, heAr
Houston,
The Hest Remedy r"r thiidren while Teeth
ingis ATs WINsLOM's soothing syrup
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Morgan's storage warehouses. broadway and
47th VI separate rooms ct irmture baggage, &C In
speouOn solicited tide.
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D,rronrH srmrrr rNIvrusNLIsT

~
L Swrct.rf viii preach uli- iSuday morning nni cNc-
IN. at iui aud "a O'Clock chi rrs service ~ the morn
s followed hs 81 alton oi infants LNcnins su.'ct;
It, Law ut Christian urN lutuCnt'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-15
ORDINANCE NO. A.,
Ordinance abate the Nuisance OF Dogs running at
large.

An Ordinance abate the Nuisance of Dogs running
large.
The Board of Trustees OF Carson City do ordain:
SECroS l. Any person keeping dog dogs within the
limits of Carson City shall procure from the City Marshal
tag for each dog for which he she shall pay yearly
license follows: For each male dog the sum of tw
dollars and for each female dog the OF three dollars
and shall be entitled to a receipt therefor.
Section 1t shall be the duty of the City Clerk
cure expense of the City and deliver to the CITY
Marshal such number of suitable tags may be required
taking his receipt therefor Said tags shall be dspsed OF
by said City Marshal in the hereinafter provided
He shall make cut and submit to the Board of Trustees
least in each quarter year. and at any time when
cepts from the sale of dog tags showing the ned
out and retained by him for fees, he~,ilf p. oed
and the amount paid into the treasury
Section 8. 1t shall be the 6r' :; City Marshal and
of every policeman custody any dog or dogs
wts- Tags herein provided, and place such dog
dogs in the city pound and when so impounded they
shah be kept securely for forty hours and not
claimed and redeemed before the expiration of such time
they shall be killed and buried by the officer mpounding
them.
Section For each tag sold by the City Marshal he
shall be entitled to fee of ten per cent for killing and
buryng each impounded dog he shall receive the
one dollar The fees herein provided be retained
and paid out of the money derived from the sale of dog
tags by the City Marshal.
Section s. Any person wishing to redeem dog that has
been mpounded shall pay the City Marshal the sum of
three dollars if male dog and the of five dollars if
female dog for tag or produce receipt showing that
license said dog has been paid within the year, in
which the cost of another tag shall be but dollar
Section Any person persons who shall be guilty
deraud the City, shall be guilty of misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by not ex
ceeding fifty dollars by imprisonment exceeding
twenty five days. by both such fine and imprisonment
and any person persons keeping any dog dogs within
limits of Carson City for period of sixty days after
the first day of June A D. 1877 for the period of sixty
days after the first day of April of any after the year
A. D. 1877 without procuring tag for such dog and pay
ing the license therefor is herein before provided shall
be guilty of misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine not exceeding fifty dollars
by Imprisonment for term not exceeding twenty-five
days, or by beth such fine and Imprisonment.
Section T. Ordinance No. g. entitled Ordinance to
abae nuisance Of dogs running at large adopted
March 25, 1875, is hereby repealed.
Approved: d. A. BENDER, President Pro en-.
Attest: ALPHRD HELM Clerk.
Carson City, June II, 1877
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ORDINANCE NO. 40.

Ordinance in relation to the office Of City Assessor
of Carson City, the duties and compensation of said
officer.
The Board Of Trustees of Carson City do ordain:
SECTION l. The City Assessor of Carson City shall ann
ally all taxable property of the inhabitants OF said
city, situate and being in said city, for city taxation
the time and in the manner he assesses said
property for State and county taxation He shall not
make separate Assessment Roll of such assessment
shall place extend the upon the Assessment Roll
made for State and county taxation by him.
SECTION p The City Assessor OF said City shall receive
annual salary of hundred dollars in United States
gold con which shall be in full for all services rendered
by him to said city such officer
SECTION g. All Ordinances heretofore adopted so far
only they conflict with the provisions this Ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Approved JAS. A. ST. CLAIR,
Carson City, June II, 1877. President pro tenn
Attest: ALFRED HELM, Clerk
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned Assignee In Bankruptcy of the estate of
A b. Driesbach and A. b. Driesbach and NJ. d. Hatch,
bankrupts bankruptcy, that will sell at public auction
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1877, at IL O'Clock M, in
front OF the County Building in Carson City tc die highest
bidder for cash. in gold ce the following described prop
er to wit All the right title and interest OF the laid A.
= Drlesbach bankrupt in bankruptcy, to twenty four
thousand and fifty shares of mining stock in the mine
known as the Fourth of July Gold and Silver Mining
Company located in Eureka Township, in the county Of
Eureka, State of Nevada. --~-
Also, all the right, title and interest said bankrupt
and to certain mining quartz claim, known the 'Da
wilson or Mount Hope Nine, located in Grizzly Flat Min
Also, all the right title and interest the notes. book
accounts and demands belonging to said estate that re-
main unsatisfied at the time OF sale -
ISRAEL CRAWFORD, Assignee
Carson City, August sth, ls77-rI = .