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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-03
FIRST BALLOT
SECOND BALLOT.

On motion Of G. Babbitt of Rock the
thanks Of the convention were voted to
the central committee and chairman
Anderson for their services during the
past two years. Mr.. Black having re-
signed p. Y. Deuster was appointed to
his place on the central committee be-
fore third vote ON attorn ey general
The names Of Winans, Rudd and Bailey
were withdrawn.
The following Is the result of the bal
lot:
hole number ofyotcs ........, .......... 200
Necessary 10 choice. ........... 100
Morrow ................... Observation-Disclosures. ;23
smith. Observation-Disclosures. rs
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Bank Capital.

b,1p The New York Herald
The action of the Chamber of Commerce
.crlav on the subject IF excessive bank
kxHion claims the respectful considera-
kmof Congress and of our State Legisla
re- The large amount OF active capital
hi the varied interests represented at the
k4etine show how generally the mercan-
land commercial classes of the metTOp-
isronlemn policy calculated to cripple
kr thinking facilities. Two petitions were
resented for signatures, one addressed 20
lmgreS, asking the repeal OF the taxes now
'kyied by the general government on the
b.Dosits aud capital of all banks, and the
her to the State Legislature praying that
flaws 1T the State may be so amended
b. the shareholders of banks shall not be
sss,,ei above the actual value of their
property 80 invested after such deductions
i OTHER corporations and private citizens
lre by law allowed to make. An intluen
81 committee was appointed to present
lgi press these petitions, aud the various
lmmb7r> Of com meIce and boards of
F4de throughout the country were invited.
N resolution TO cooperate in the move
bent.
liberal banking capital means aid and
Encouragement to all business interests.
avs ihlt impose unequal burdens on such
EapiJai and thus reduce It's serious reduct-
Ea or drive il away into other States and
lies where it will be more literally treat
I are therefore direct injury to the
Pate and especially to the business classes
the city. We all hope for a revival OF
lsineSS, which has been for some time un-
E0a,u1lIy depressed, ana tfit should hap
Pr come it Is essential that it should meet
management from adequate banking
HpilII.
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AnnunT Meeting- Of she gnnaorrr
Grand Hgotlica.

The Grand Royal Arch Cbartero of 1f....r.
sippi viii convene ur Nitksburr on Monde
February orb, % l2oc'oek 49,
The Grand Council ot q. aul IS Aasterr
VIII meet al same place ou Tuesday, FH.
ruary 9th af @ q. clock A IA
a, ne "raud Lodge viii meet lt Same place ON
NetuesiaF, February l.l. go D O'Clock A. IL.
Inc NicAshurg aud Meridian Railroad uII
return delegates lrce who pay uu fare over
that Road iu going t1 Nick-Harr
The n, o. 81. Louis IS Chicago, land Ear-
ciusko Branch will .cll raui-frir nat.... rt
one ANA oue-atth fare. nt New Orleans. and rt
an station, from O-ykl fa Grand Iur.I..r.
S"ie ol u5Aets 70 commence February .I ruG
The Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
WI ass 9.l gates from Memphis f9 NIe.H-
ourg Tor Sl2 BID fhH round uIu. Those r.u.
ing from local stations. will rav I'D f.-. t.
Nrvnada, and ON presentation of Grand ser.
reiafs cerilhc ttc of attendance. u.I. boz
IeluFned ffff from Grenada i1 point 81 at.rI-
tary certificate before leaving Grand L.Ir..
Will have Co pnN COM fare uu fIuir r.I.IH.
Neruhcate viii Doe good until February III.
inc Memphis and Charleston Railroad WIII
pass delrgaies at six cents per mile Iar round
ZIP llthei- VIII De- 0u sale ut H|I stations
between luku and Memphis 0u 3D. 5IH .rT
oih-good O." return unit. Feb lUIh
me Iarisot Limo of steamers win rlrrv
Inc Hpicy. kentucky anil Shin Island
Railroad win pass delegates at h4ff ..rr.
Tickets good from Fob l-t to 18Th Inclusive.
IeleT 'tes 90 Nickshurg audi RETURN ai fvd-
thirds Of the regular fare each v.lr
The Mobile and Ohio RaiIr0lI make. D.. d.
c7ualtion OF granting reduced Iutcs rHlI there
snail ne Ken or more delegates from rueH ..Ia
ION nus would hc good ching ..T IHH
H'9d' oui would not Dee very healthy ir IHr
Lodges. rms condition which Is now o. gone
eral rule of the Road, amounts to a refusal
for this occusion.
Other Roads, ANA steamboat limos. bava
been written Co. and favorable replies are rr-
pected. j. J.. POWER
Grand sccy and Grand Recorder.
January 18th, 1871
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

Vital Weakness Or depression !:
a weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage: the result of mental over
work imde~cretiOns or excuses, or
some drain upon the system. is always
cured by Humphreys Homeopathic
Specific No, rs. Ii tones up aud in
vlgorates the system, dispels the gloom
anu dependency. imparts strength and
energy.-stOps the drain and r'jaVe-
mates the entire man Been used twenty
wears with perfect success by thousands
Sold nv dealers. Price ST 90 per SIM gle vial,
or s. 90 per package of tive walls and $500
wal OF powder. Sent bv mail on receipt OF
price Address EEUNPHESE "a RO-
NEOPATHIC MEDICINE COM
ASANY.
5G2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

reference the tables Documents and will
show that while the receipts for the much less than
the previous the disbursements have been correspond
much less Taxes haye been materially reduced and receipts
have fallen below the year previous but notwh
standing this, there quite large in receipts dis
The receipts from oil January 1s
S9Sl313 3D. and the disbursements time S5l8,
700 o. leaving of receipts amount of S462 664 p
Out Of this the Treasurer has retired certificates Of in
debtedne of Sl22504 and paid bonds and interest
S179224 Deducng these amounts the Of
receipts is still Sl60944 % To this amount will be added
about $500 900 the State of 1876 be collected and
paid into the Treasury.
shows the financial condition of the State
very ateIing wisdom displayed by your Honorable
Body the last and that the efforts enconomize and
rctrenc the expenditures of the State government which
then made have been degree crowned with
without detriment to the general public service.
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VEGETINE
Puritfes the Blood, Re1tOVGteO
and I7lUigOrGteS the
Whole System.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE

ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES AXE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and Diuretic.
vEGETINE is made exclusively from the
juices of carefully selected banks, roots and
herbs, and so strongly concentrated, that it will
efectually eradicate from the system every faint
of ScrOfuIa, ScrOfuIOus HumOr, Tu-
mOrs, Cancer, CancerOus HumOr,
ErysfpeIas, salt Rheum, SyPhiIitic
Diseases, Canker, Eaintness nt the
Stomach, and all diseases that arise from inn
pure blood. SciaGica, AnAammaGOry and
Chronic RheumatisEn, Neuralgia, Cont
and Spinal COmpI hints, can only be Ell
fectually cured through the blood.
akin, PustuIes, PimPIes, BIOIches,
BOiIs, letter, Scald-head and Ring
worm, VEGETINE has never failed to effect
permanent cure.
plants, DrOpsy, Female weakness,
LeucOrrhRn, arising from internal ucera-
ton, and uterine diseases and General De-
billy, VEGETINE acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the whole system. acts upon the
alton and regulates the bowels.
For CaIarrh, Dyspepaia, Hnbitual
COstiVeneSs, FnIPItatIOn of the Heart
Headache, Piles, Nervousness and
6yS1em. medicine has given such per-
feet satisfaction as the VEGETINE. 1t purihes
the blood, cleanses all of the organs, and pos
sesses a controlling power over tile nervous sys-
TEN.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINE
have induced many physicians and apothecaries
whom we know to prescribe and use 1t in their
own families
In fact, VEGETISE is the best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases and Is the only
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed
before the public.
PREPARED,
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ANNUAL REPORT
or 1HE
~
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
OFFICE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
Jackson Mss, January Isl, 1871


10 ne Legislature Of the State Of Mississippi:
GENrLEMEN: have the honor herewith submit report
the transactions of this office for the fiscal year 1876.
Document shows the OF receipts all
for the fiscal ending December 3Ist 1876,
1881 373 %.
Document shows the disbursements by
same period to have amounted s5l8 09 o. against 81 0
1872 81 last year
In the above amount of disbursements ncudeded 1864
account OF certificates Indebtedness retired cancelled BY
the former Treasurer, Mr. Holland which. deducted from the
total disbursements leaves
by warrants through this office $51 145 o. AMI shows
OF receipts disbursements be S470228 % The
amount dsbured by the Treasurer the
Of bonds and interest and
ceed carried books of office by promscuous
voucher and by and hence does the
disbursements by warrant through this office The dis
bused this account will be found fully set forth Document
. Z" Of this report.
Document CO shows paid into the State Treasury
Of State of 1876, also paid of
State Of 1874 and 1875 and paid Of
Privilege and insolvencies
Document d" shows received and paid into the
Treasury account of fines and orfitue licenses retail
nous and sPruous liquors. and redempon and purchases of
lands forfeited for Also school fund
not dstrbutive, and fund distributve.
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The EsOnd law

.rale. Independent
49, hone our immediate Senators and
,,.ent9rircs i'm the Legislature will con
,sr .dvsssbiIity Of amending the eX-
..g RoadI.aw. 1t is faulty, does not meet
1,nt. Of the people, and is a source Of
..rsa- complaint. NaFipus features are
r.ao.ed 3y parties Interested, all OF which,
.rs satisfied, would better answer the
designed than the present statute.
.5ar rr the county road superintendent
elected or appointed by The Board Of
.aeryisors with good bond, for com
.s.,,ing salary and make him responsible
/. Fine condition of the roads. Or take the
o5ryi.,n and control OF fines from the
.-sgit Court and give it 70 the Supervisors
X, meet oftener ard have more direct III
mrs, with overSeers. Then the penalty
tr,a might be improved.
There Is nothing more important Il a
.,nletban good roads.
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1t is compound extracted from banks, roots
and herbs. 1t is Natures Remedy. 1t is per-
fectly harmless from any bad effect upon the sys-
TEN. 1t is nourishing and strengthening. 1t acts
directly upon the blood. 1t quiets the nervous
system. 1t gives you good, sweet sleep at night.
1t is great panacea for our aged fathers and
mothers for il gives them strength, quiets their
nerves and gives them Natures sweet sleep, as
has been proved by many aged person. 1t is
the great Blood Purifier. 1t is a soothing remedy
for our children. 1t has relieved and cured
thousands. 1t is very pleasant to take; every
child likes it. 1t relieves and all diseases
originating from impure blood. Try the VEGE-
TINE. Give it a fair trial for your complaints
then ySsu will say to your friend, neighbor and
acquaintance, q Try it /; it has cured me-
VEGETINE for the complaints for which 1t is
recommended is having larger sale throughout
the United States than any other one medicine
Why? VeKeune will Cure these Conn
plants.
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SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI

me following case. were disposed OF b-
ne 80, ~ Preme Court. Monday, January 15.r.
5i93-t alkner ". Evans. sHirn.f
229s--W ilkerslu a.. NV. . I'.,i '''eg
22s4-t Copper vs. Inc Sfst.-. ,llI i'li en-.
l53O-Dyer VS. Brit,o,.. -, . .,'.l .ita.
mauded. i'.4 AA- "a.
l4Gt-Miller vs. Palmer. ,el-...t
204S-Anthonyv Capel aair,l
22Gt-Pallard IS. the Staf.. r.
remanded. 'N'aA una
223j-Prpples vs.. the state. .,f1-....r
22j3 aud 2254-CornveIl y. fi. -,.,
versed and indictments oua-btd TOO
2193--JurdOn Mitchell ys ua etat...r
nrmel. .'
22G2--Baf kigy ". the Stlfe. us. .5. .
vtrsed aud remanded. t-
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PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS. l. appears by information rra
w cciycd by me- Than IS a. Parker Killed
George s. Perkins iu Winston county Iu llIa
State, on the 2ith day of December. 1876. aul
that said Parker effected hi- escape and II
now az large -
Now, therefore, ], j. ~ STUN d. NnFHruI.
Of Mississippi 30 offer tnc above reward Tor
the arrest and delivery ot the safa n. a.
Parker 10 the Sheriff of Winston county. .aaIN
reward pavable upon conviction aHd being
in addition 10 che statutory reward of F-ll pro-
viIed for Ina section Z1sG of the Code oI IeII.
And do. moreover. require nil officers ..
this State 90 Doe diligcut Iu their efforts .n
arrest said fugitive, W. a. Parker.
Given under my hand and GAG NrcH. h..I
of the State affixed, at Jackson. ohio
L. 81 18th day Of January. a. ID. lsII.
j. M. STONE
By the Governor;
JANIS HILL, Secretary of State.
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Countless Sufferers find the balm ,


relief and the fountain of their health and
strength in AYERS SARSAPAEILLA. 1t is
the most potent of all the alternatives to pu-
rify the system and cleanse the blood. l.
possesses invigorating qualities. SO that it
stimulates the faded vitalties and pur"es
out the corruptions which mingle with the
blood. promoting arrangement and decay
We are assured by many intelligent physi-
clans, that this medicine cures beyond all
others of its kind, and we can fortify this
statement by our own Xperience.-Athol
(Mass.) White Flag.
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DY VIRTUE of tine above stated writ. Iumr
ID directed from che Clerk of alc C.r.HIL
Court Of Warren county ] will seU Ht public
auction to thc highest bidder for clrH. HIII|u
the hours prescribed by Jaw, boo front off fIr
City Hall in the City 90 Jackson. Uu fHr Hr..
Monday, the 9th day of February. frII. OH
the right. title and interest tho defendant u.
s. Morris has iH and to tbe following IHHa
cribed property, t0-witt One aero north port
FIVE acre lot five. north Jackson. with fHe una
purtenauccs lying and being boo che county VI
Kinds AID State of Mississippi levied upon
as the property Of tLe defendant q. s. Morris.
and viii be sold t0 satisfy tHe aH1He .III..
cases and ull costs s. B THOMAS
Jan. t2-17-3w lpr's fee 50 JUI Sheriff.
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a.. late WARRANTS. -The following
4, st'u'ersation was overheard In the hall of
sino. iouse of Representatives few days
nsns. between member and one of the
rant. Want to buy some state war
h. a.lA'BER-"No, I'm not in the market
h "nat do you hold them at ?''
Cd ms Well, the Secretary of State Offer
ID A. uoiiar for dollar, but think ought
= little better than that.
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House.
u.rllEr NEWS.

,.srox. jan. IG.-NooN.-Consols %
!. -,rpoeL. Jan. rs Noon Cotton east
! W. h1' ror quot,bly lower; middIing up
r ..l..r-.1f: miJIIipg Orleans Z lG; -a'es
pr ~ .',ag4.ariun 1900; receipts y 600;
y. Fan $1,000. Futures opened weak .,
". barane -32 delrer: upiands low
z. ... i... .f.l1-e. now landing, Gf8
y ~, YORK. Jan. IG.--Goid opened ga
4tg dpir.,>s. Jan. 1G.-Co'ton, dutI and
Aa' J.' .,I4s 800 baIe-; good ordinary
r --. 'ii' .Iou midIItng l2@l2l s ;middiing
Z gi.a fair 1890 70; receipts ner,
RS. J.S2G: exports 10 LlVerpoo!
Z. .'ll ,,re gIgS: SO X 26G 32S.
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There is no medicine prescribed by physr-
clans, or sold by Druggists. that carries such
evidence of its success and superior vile
tue as BoscHEE's GERMAN sYHUr t0rsevere
Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast Gone
sumption, or any disease Of the Throat and
Lungs. A proof of that fact rs chat amy
person afflicted can get Sample Botto f0r
10 cents ana try its superior effect before
buying the regular size at 10 cents Do has
lately been introduced iu this country from
Germany, and rs wonderful cures arc aa-
tonishing everyone that use BE-. Three
doses will relieve any ease. Try Co., Sold bv
w. ". WlLk EBSON.
Druggist. Memphis.
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,;,g ia =, ition thai W
,sld pal md no eouot y va : p'o III
irasi Table Document. . III ~ b..tn,
Eayipg it pfihlea "i'l, ',,;,ia,, -.
.iJ -. ordered lI'a' ''0
81 IN f'e snb,nitted a resolution de-
a. PatteIsou., Government now eAiSting
,er the "; ns and represented by u II.
.aslh = ~ Lawful Governor, ana
ubsr.*iH' paun!Jlicau, AM eV~Ty as
tic -tale te Given by the Unit q
-f.ee -H2'.1 tt.t the laws lie ftltniuily
IA y. 10 ile .-,a3 ~ the Committee Gu
". &C. - al Va. IN accorda''eF ~
y I'D uy the ness g .. -
-lrf2 III. military on Nov, 'th the
ID Va "A rI election, and subm i-ted
3 tle .,Iuti3u for immediate con-
oAIaE ]
RI. ID. -r...r the committee Oh Judici-
gsyirs - rl ascertain Whs ther TIE
b. i'-.. Ifrhe laws touching the eiec-
=. ~ NE AND pr0nuI gated ~ w =
p. --"er4I iu orders Nd. 30. ~ u4tes
,s,] 1876. be correct ana MAJ 'iley
1.piy' ,iIs or 0JhcrWi-e- Al'eI ~ ~
,rarg senators Nithtf7 anu 'oIn-
,airH they den0uEctu me poc"t}d
.a y = 5'' sea.lrs5arg by troops during the
81 l,.r the re o.u.iou was passed
anei House.
-,saroy. Jan 1.-THE judiciary
q 'sBl>''' an.rted a resolution for the ar
la.,. ,aemters Of tie Returning Board
+ % N ,,i., fb.m before the bar OF the
5fll-. ,-,,-.r for contempt and refusing
w. 10 'a,-,,iual returns before the New
p-'- ',l' ...fI,,4t ng Committee. some
tsaa' ll'tr-ea deb 1T took place IN which
-lt EN- the galleries participated in
se'o""S, ,r.guput applause and cheering
i %! w. 2..1arrrstic speakers This breach
. ias - sra. made the subject of grave
4e5'. I'm" ~ rJ,r Republican side, and was
2 . .,'y. IN the speaker. No vote was
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Ayers AMERICAN Almanac NOW reaIv
for delivery by the druggists, ana wc ara
visitor with satisfaction and profit DO como
taius an astonishing amount of Information
which Is useful to everybody, uuu shows
how 10 treat nearly nll the diseases from
which people suffer 10 invariably reeum-
mends the best remedies On bp employed. Ir-
respective of Ayers Family Medicine. and
furnishes indeed, the best medical advice bv
which great majority of ailments cam Do
treated successfully. The anecdotes. With
cisms and jokes are the best compilation thuG
comes under our notlcc,aul the book o. 20 roe
frc,hing contribution 10 our cui0ymuuu
every ycar-St. Clair Observer
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.u,hc Ladies' all akeft.

And we are pleased to known That Byron
Lemly and J. w. Harrington Il Bros, drug
gists of this place, will, in the future, keep
that Justly popular and celebrated remedy,
DR.. A. @. Simmons Liver Medicine.
NJ A. THEDFoRD & Co., sole proprie-
tors, Chattanooga, Tenn. dec. 20-4m.
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4 VI TIE support Oh STATE Alaf-
liable Institutions about $50, ZOO
10taI S402, 100
This estimate does not include the Por-
ter for Capitol or Capitol repairs, and
other appropriations that may be neces-
sary for extensions and repairs on the
various State buildings and other con
tlngent expenses that may arise esti
mate that the total appropriations neces-
sary for the year will be in round num-
bers S475, 000
In closing this report | desire to return
to your honorable body my sincere thanks
for the courtesy which you have extended
me in our official relations, and the consid
Grafton which you have given 10 the sug-
gestlons have had the honor to make
L desire also TO extend to His Excell ency
the Governor, and 10 heads Of depart
ments of the State Government, and all
those connected with the same, my
than Ks for the uniform kindness, courtesy
and promptness with which they have
responded to all requests for information
or advice. Our intercourse has been OF
the most pleasant and agreeable charac-
ter. Complete harmony Of action and a
desire to promote the public veal, has
been the governing rule No dual govern
ments, no angry contentious have inter
vened to provoke discord, and the result
is, that while other of our sister States
have been distracted by dissentions con
vulsed by revolutions and tankrupted by
improvident governmeL Is, Mississippi is
quietly and peacefully pursuing the even
tenor of her way, with State debt 50
small that the whole amount could ca
silly be liquidated in a single year, her
bonds and warrants are at par, with cur
rency, in the treasury sufficient to meet
all present demands. Our State has en-
tered-on career Of substantial prosper
ity, we'll calculated to cheer the hearts
of the respondent, encourage the hop,
of the patriotic, and give fresh impetus
to all her material interests. We should
all esteem it an honor, and feel just
pride. in having contributed our labcrs to
the accomplishment Of so magnificent a
result, accompanied with so much good
to our fellow-citizens
L have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
w. II. GIBBS.
Auditor Public Accounts
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W. A. Parker Is about % years ofd I.rH
compile xiOn blue eyes light brown hnIr.
arm of above the elbow weighs ahouI
pounds; has q seli-importa nthiri quite
alive, and given to dissipation.
Jan. 17-'77-3w
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INSURANCE.

Document * shows number of Companies doing business
this State Three Companies have the State
and some others have in withdrawn-leayng their
deposits still in the treasury paving the privilege
these are mostly life companies, Life companies have almost
ceased doing business in the State and complain greatly
amount of imposed upon them only doing
business through agencies in the State.
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For Sale or Renf.

A NICE DWELLING HOU Sc WITH TEN
n acres ground attached situated on the
Canton Road half mile north of Street Rail-
road, and known as the PETRTE" place The
house has eight rooms, and is in good repair
For terms apply on premises to w. s. HAMIL-
TON, or in Jackson, to che undersigned.
Il. WATKINS.
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Cannot be Ercekted.

CHARLEsTowN, MASS, March 10, 1859.
Mr. H r. STEVENS: Dear Sir-This is to GER
tify that have used your Blood Preparation"
in my family for several years, and think that,
for Scrofula or Cankerous Humors, or RheuIu-
attic Affections, it cannot be exeelled; and, a.
blood purifier and spring medicine, 1t Is the best
everything. can eheerfully recommend 1t to
any one IN need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. 4. A. DINSMORE,
EuSzelI Street.
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state Lunatic Asylum.

We copy from the Report of the Superin
''D''n'' Dr. ". NJ. Compton, the following
'''''aent Of admission and discharge of pa
.sals tor tie year ls7G.
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CITY TAX SALE.

pabe
os
cks'n m the s7c continue .
7fE is"u L II REBER,
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Auditor Public Accounts

ALSO the same new way a new princi-
pie for the cure of Catarrh. Sore in the Nose
and the Throat, DIR. j. III. Nc Leans Catarrh
snuff. 1t soothes and heals Trial Boxes.
80 cts, by mail. DR.. J. II Mclean, 3l4
Chestnut Street, St. Louis, No.
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THE Grand Central Hotel, the largest
in New \ orIl. has made another innovation.
and "tumbedr its rates from 800 to - 80
and $500.
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TIE POPULAR VOTE FOE
president.
Comparative NHa.iOrifies.

The suRjoined table of the vote cast
q Hayes and TiIden respectively, on
pr. I, 1876, is compiled from the best
PPorts at hand
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UNExpENDED APPROPRIATIONS.
The unexpended appropriations the year are follow

There outstanding claims account OF judiciary Tor
unpaid salaries amounting $3.50 which leaves deficiency
in this Department of 81 1876 o. be provided for the
annual appropriations Of this year.