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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-16
..co-operatlve" Newspapers.

We have been informed that Post
master General w. q. Gresham, has
about decided that newspapers known
as apatont outsides," ssinsides," or
aco-operatiyep ETC., shall he excluded
from the mails as second-class publi-
cations. The reason, we understand,
is that the papers being similarly
printed on one side i'll the large cities,
and then sold by the quire or ream to
thousands OF country publishers, who
make up and print the other half Of
the paper with home news and local
advertisements is sufficient evidence
that such papers are not self-sustain-
ing. There are about four thousand
such publications. issued in this coun-
try, and if the ruling above referred
To should go into effect, probably
three thousand "eo-operatives" Of the
smallest circulation influence and To-
cal advertising patronage would ne
cessarly suspend publication, the
other one thousand papers, however,
of the better class of "co-operatives"
would be greatly strengthened and
could then afford to publish the whole
of their paper. So that in the end the
press, advertisers and the public,
would be benefited. We shall be
prepared to give further particulars in
next months issue OF this paper
Eastern Exchange.
To the credit of Nevada it can be
said that within her borders one of
these "patentn or ''eo-operativep pa
pers has never been published. Grass
gets pretty short with our printers
pretty often but when a Nevada pub
Usher can no longer publish his pa
per at home he generally throws. up
the sponge. Printers, as a class, de-
spise the "patent" newspapers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-16
All On "A strike.

The Tuscarora Mining News says:
A man who has Just come in from tho
Yankee Fork and Challis country re-
ports that an endeavor was made by
mine owners to reduce the wages of
miners from s. 10 81 day, and that
the miners refused TO accept rednc-
ton. The consequence is they are all
on strike.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-16

But reducing the companies and
batteries to regiments (artillery aud
cavalry of L companies each, and
the companies of infantry 10 regi-
ments OF % companies each, we would
have-artillery, IS regiments and 2
companies; cavalry, 272 regiments
and ? companies. and infantry, l,696
regiments and Gcompanies. or grand
total of 2,047 regiments. Nine regi-
ments of the regular infantry were or
ganizations OF "a compan es each.
Reducing these also TO the standard
regiments aud allowing for errors,
organizations equivalent 10 . $50 regi
ments entered the service OF the
United States during the rebellion.
The following were the States which
furnised the largest aggregate num-
ber OF troops, with their aggregate
quotas and organizations lder the
several calls to the close Of the re-
bellion:
RECORDS OF THE STATES.
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Noice TO License-Payers.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
y conformity to he Statutes f the State of
Nevada all licences must be paid in advance
to the Sheriff Mt his Office in Hamilton. The
provisions of this law will be strictly en-
forced j. II. LANDER,
Sheriff and Ex-0fIicio License Collector.
White Pine County, Nevada. jndm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-16

The Philadelphia Press says : 1.-THE
man who can inform the United States
Government before July LIST the best
way to destroy the printed revenue
stamps in the bank check books with
out destroying the check blanks, may
possibly hear OF something to his ad-
vantage by communicating with Sec
re;ary Foleer.o
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rebellion

And the quartermaster-ge general esti-
mates that of those buried i'm the ma
tional cemeteries (of which there are
seventy -nne), about 800, 900 were
Union soldiers. After explaining the
causes OF these discrepancies, and dis
cussing the relative probabilities of
these several statements, Captain
Phisterer arrives at 304, 1869 as the
total of our losses by death. This, he
considers, is as correct figure as it
will ever be practicable to obtain.
THE AGGREGATE NUMBER OF TROOPS
OF all arms furnished by the states
under the several calls of President
Lincoln from April l3, 1861, to pe-
cember 8, 1864, was 2,s69,1 1872. OF
these there We're: Whites, 2,759,69l,
aud colored, 93, al. The actual NAM
ber Of organizations, in which these
were included, we're:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-16

From these figures we learn that
the greatest effective strength OF the
army, that IS, OF men present for duty,
at any time during the rebellion, was
797 ,S07, and that on May /, 1868, sub
sequent to the surrender OF Lee. On
March 81, 1865, two days prior to the
final assault upon aud capture of
Petersburg by Grant, the effective
strength of the army-that is, of all
the Union armies spreadall over the
nation, was only G57,747.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-16

n III JUSllCE'S COIRT OF NINTH
L Township, County of W bite Pine, State OF
Nevada.
W. L. DAVIS, Plaintiff.
Vs.
STAR MINING CO. Defendants.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to the
Star Mining Company, Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore me. al my office in Cherry Creek, in the
County of White Pine. on the first day of Sep
tember, 1883, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in an action
brought against you by said Plaintiff to
answer the complaint of the above-named
Plaintiff.
Said action is brought to recover the sum
of three hundred dollars. lawful money of the
United States, on account, 5000 of said sum il
for advertising done for you by said plaintiff
at your special instance and request. and
sle0 of the first mentioned amount is for goods
and merchandise furnished you by Grey 4
Collins at your special instance and request
aud assigned to said plaintiff, or Judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount.
together with costs of this suit ii you fail to
appear and answer.
70 the Sheriff or any Constable of said
County, Greeting:
Make legal service and due return thereof.
Given under my hand this 2nd day OF J ure,
A. ID. 1888.
A. T. STEARNS,
Justice of the Ponce Of said Township.
u9-6w
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-16

THE NEWS Office is supplied with every
facility for executing all kinds of Job
Printing in neat manner and ut living
rates. Any job from a lady's visiting
card TO a full-sheot poster turned at short
notice. Oders Solicited.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-16

WtCE People are always on the lookout for
VlOL chances to increase their earnings,
and in time become wealthy; those who do
not improve their opportunities remain in
poverty. We want many men, women, boys
and girls to work for us right in their own
localities. Any one can do the work properly
from the first start. The business will pay
siye outfit furnished free. None one who en-
cages fails TO make money rapidly. You can
devote your whole time to the work, or only
your spare moments. Full information and
all that is needed sent free. Address STlNsoN
y Co., Portland, Maine.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning By
w. l.. DAVIS.
Terms of subscrIptIon:

One copy. one year. by mail 90
One copy, six months, by mail. ......... o 90
One copy. by mail, three month 2 90
Ono copy. by carrier. month ........... rs
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$1,000 REWARD

THE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR
of the estate of tho late GEORGE p.
McCONKEY, who was murdered in his office
at Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada, on
the night of January |. 1888, offers the above
reward for the arrest and conviction of the
murderer or murderors of the said George P
McConkey. deceased.
ED. RAUM, Administrator.
Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada.
April l. 1885, I'm
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/ Washington Republican. !

THE RECORDS OF OUR HOSPITALS
Furnish story equally shocking
The same soldier was again and again
under medical care. Hence, from
May /, 1861, TO June 30, 1865, in the
hospitals OF the army, 6,049 .64s cases
were treated, of which ls5, 1853 died,
and 223, ,535 men were discharged
from the army in consequence Of dis
abilities incurred through disease and
wounds. During the year ending
June 30, 1866, TO- PA soldiers also died,
making a grand total OF l95, ,627 deaths
in hospitals. In the following we
have brief summary OF the several
statements of the different officers of
the War Department as to the aggre-
gate OF losses by deaths during tho
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-16
Sorist0 mtttinGs.

Col. Baker Post No. 3, C. A. r.
DEGULAR MEETINGS, LAST SATUR-
II day evening IN each month. at O'Clock
at Grand Army Hall, in Cherry Creek
Sojourning Comrades ar cordially invited
TO attend.
I. G. MOON. Commander
4. 7. STEARNs, Adjutant.
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PLOTTING srRENGru.

The strength Of the army at differ
ent periods during the rebellion, in
Guiding both present for duty and alb
sent, IS shown in the following state.
mrnt taken from the report OF the
Provost Marshal General:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-16
MRS. HARRISON'S
LAUNDRY AND BATH H-KOUSE,
At the Warm Springs, one mile west
of Cherry Creek.

WORK DONE IN THE BEST STYLE.
w Washing called for and delivered
weekly in town and at tho mines.
pe- Connected with the Laundry
is spacious Bathing-room, fur
nished with water from the Hot
Springs. Baths, SO cents.
A share of the public patronage respect
fully solicited.
jams # MRS. HARRISON
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[Copv.l
sum mons.

IN THE JUSTICES C0TRT OF NINTH
l. Township, County of White Pine, State of
Nevada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06

Oils &atie ben Srief s~eleien battle, sits
tsrte iie Dor @~ufresung unb lie muBte ii6
on Dem Stubl feltbalten, nm ni9t gu Sooen
gu fallen.
SD wsrbe ben grief ;i mir iteden, iaste
goplano, uub nod beute slbenp na6 Sem
10 reiieu, INN nsue Snhructionen Al bolen.
Wabri6einlib entbdlt bieiss S6reibpult
nod mebr @ebeimniiie, aber mir Ssni9t
i9on al bieiem.
81 wanbte fi6, UNI bas Simmer 81 pers
%laiien, febrte aber wieber suriif unb i6drfte
aatie elm, bas S9loB ni6t 81 uerlailen,
Ionoern elm wadiamss GuSe auf Gles gu
baber, mas p~orging, unb Die grieie. wel6e
etpa nod antommsn wiirben, linn 81 iibers
~liefsrn.
&atie fiiblte ii6 iett ni9t tart senus,
ii3 gu ben anoern Suuif3utebren; es ware
i'm hHt, l4sVBRllfaaadbisp ~ sWFHfSjsfppn , issSBtt SIT, e tVs, h 4Jtsys
ansub6ren. Sic bate Dap 9sSirfnib bes
NQeinisins unb ities in ibr &dmmerlein BIZ
nauf, wGbrtno Spplano nit unbeiansener
Miene in Ssrbsls Stiib6en trat, no Der
Sapitdu ale S6lsnisn isiner Ssrepiams
felt losgelailsn bate, nm Die alte Snbores
rim gu sntsitsn. Srau' &itel fam ab uno
lauidte einen Noment, wobei lie ni6t nns
terlailem %fonnte, BEN Rapitdn i6elmil6er
@siis gu frasen, Oh ct in Sltinoien aud
Die braunen Mdb6sn nit ieiusn 9iebesans
trGsen perfolst babe, wie bas ieiner !Seit
bier in Der @esenb berum sei6eben iei.
Oils Yoplano eintrat mar, Der &apitdn
eben inn Sssrife, etwas iebr S~ebenswiirSis
ges su iasen, Ct ueri6Iutte IS aber, neil
er bieiem ~se9sniiber Dem Su9enoimbus nibt
perni6ten wolte, Der ieiner Nteinun9 mad,
lsin 9aupt umi6ien.
dun, Mpnbser ipra9 Soplanb, i'd
benfe, mir febren na6 Tenrap Surild.
Sdon? frd9te bieler u%errpnnoert.
Ga, mein 6renub es lit mir pIOtIib IN
BEN Sinn setcmmen, auf ein paar Gage
nad benz Saas gu ssben.
Isle fommen Sie 81 benz ndrrii6en @e.
banfen?
Ndrrii6 lit eS aaerbinss, mein Sreuno,
aber i6 bin nun einmal 10; wenn mir elnt
Sbee bur9 ben ROpf idbrt, 10 muB le aud
ioslei6 aussefibrt wsroen. l~lcbrisens IL
es am Gnbe bslier, sic laiien mid allen
aeben; sic wiirpen iib gu iebr crmiioen.
Gle wilien, wenn i6 fort Mill, lanTe id
immer pie Elm Saie.
SD panfs fir Elm ioI6es &snnen; ant
portete Der 8apitdn, Die 0tilj erluubt es
mir ni6t. @ebsn Sic allp mmerbin; i'd
weroe unterosiien meme liebe 6reunoir
9erbsl nod elm wenis pon meinsn oitinoi
ibem Mbenteuern u%nterbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06

portete Die Srau; ie bat iie 70 lar9e
sequdlt, bis ie es nidt mebr ausbalten
fonnte.
Sic 1T cine re6t sdntiids aantbippe,
ipra6 Neel auf bic Sauer fann fein
Meni6 es ba ausbalten. Die B6rtap pitrSe
wobl tbun, Den Sra6en aus Dem Oienlte
81 iasen.
6riiber mar sSantie sans anbsrs, ia9te
Die 6rau id babe fe nod. re6t frsunoli6
uno Su~porfpmmenb gefannt, aber eS lit
etwas uprssfalen, mas ibr Sers uerbittsrt
bat.
go? SD babe nismals bauon ssbSrt.
Was lit ss?
Nls Wfpnbeer Hellworm nod ni6t 10
unmsnI6li6 reid mar, ba bate er elm Mu9e
auf iie, unb Santie mar CANA pernarrt In
i'm. abenbs i~paSierte fe man6mal nit
ibm Ourd bic 9aiOe; fe fno mebr aIs elm
men, unS i'd babe ibre @eTprdte OFT pez-
Iaui6t. SD wsrbe DID beiratben, wenn
i'd 10 reid bin, mie Der &ptbi9ilo, bSrte
ih i'm einmal ia9en. Damn miro es niez
mails gei6eben, ant,portete iie iblu6Senb
uno le9te ibren 8opi an feline Sruf. gr
troitete fie nit iiiBen &orten unb ueripra6
ibr, penn er 10 reid seworoen iei, ioae iie
nit pier S6immeln fabren uno periprab
berslei6en Sinse mebr. Die Sirne slau6te
ibnl, aber le bate lei6t merfen f%Onnen,
| ba6 CT nur feline &ursweil NIT ibr bate,
benn als CT in Der Chat pom Gag ~ Gag
rei6er wurbe, Sa belt sr iid uon ibr Suriid
uno febrte gar nidt mebr i'm solSenen 9os
men Elm. sic lief ibm freili6 auf S6ritt
uno Sritt na6 oaSur6 absr madte fe
li6 linn nod wioerlider unb CT CAB ibr
nod l6liebli6 BEN QaufpaB. 9amoIs
wurbe iie sefdbrli9 frant, aber als Ne wtes
Der senas, belt ite an Dem @ebanfen felt,
Der alte @eliebts perSs Senno6 foms
men wenn er reid senus iei. Sas
bat ii6 nun ni6t bewdbrt, besbalb
1T ibr Sers 9ans perbittsrt. ga fe iib
ielblt unsIiidli6 iiblt, 10 s0nnt fe audi
feinem anoern MenI6en Die .3ufriebenbeit.
gS lit iibriseuS cine rebte Oummbeit bon
ibr; wenn iie Die gusen unb Die Sbren
9ebSria alima9ts, fSnnte fie wiNen, Sas
YeQworm in aner Serren 9Gnber ieine gss
liebten iiten bat. @iHen sic mas,
Neel, wenn ne ibpet9en tonrlen, 10 iuih
i6 Sbncu elm @ebeimniB anuertrauen,
wel6es nod fein Meni6 in gang Senrap
weib.
Neel iperrts Die Ausen melt auf nnS
perli9erte Der Srau, baB fe iebr gut ldrpei>
gen tOnne.
gtrn, Ssnn, 70 nil id ibnen iassn,
SaB aud bieie idinutise une balbperbnns
gsrte Gina sbeniaaS llmsans nit ibm sts
babt bat.
Oas serriiiens 8eib2 fraste 3esl pss1
wunbert. Nsin, bas lit ni6t m6Slib.
sd lase Sbnen, eS 1T bod 70; Die Dina
bat in Der l,etsn I3.it ispe gtu@t laut ses
trduiat, unS IA babe i'd Aucs erfabren,
obne bag ie eS wsiB. sic bsbauptst I'M
Sraume, iie iei EelwOrms eu9etrautss
9Seib mlp Der SobGrueS lein SObn. lles
briaeus peritcbe i'd ni6t, mas lie jmmlsr
nit Sen Srobun9eu nil. sic ipri9t
mandmaI pon Slut Seil, uub @efdHgnis,
ais Oh ie Sen 9elmorm oeer Den SON, wie
lie ibn nennt, mobl un9lidli6 NADER:
fSnnte, menn lie wolte.
Gortlesuns ielst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06

Gs 1T ungefdbr cine Wo9e ieit ienem
Seiu9e auf Neerbrod pcrgun9rn; Sotie
lit por @uiresuns elmer Grtranslng nobc,
9erbel, &itel unb Neel serbre6en lid pct
sebens bic 6Opie iiber ibren Sultano uno
6apitdn WeIews, oer iett tG9lib Gin
Stino6en na6 Neerbrot fam, bebanptet,
bic boldnoii6e Nsbeluit betomme ibr
ni6t; Tie miie UNI iepen YreiS einmal
nab Sltinoien, benz sort babe er einen
SeuGnoer 9etannt, cry l6on beinobe be-
9raben seweien uHo 0o9 wieOer 9elunO 9es
woroen lei.
60 itanoen Die So6en, ais ploeli6 pOu
Ser StroBe Der ein Yoitborn ertOnte. !3us
0let6 b6rte man ooS GGlleln pon NGgens
rGoern uno ooS @etrapp uon Yferoen.
aae lprun9en ans 6enlter unO tangu nod,
re6tSeiti9 senu9, nm 81 leben, wte San
Yellporm Dor BET Bride aus Dem WGgen
iprau9 unb ral6en equities IN oos S9loB
elite.
@erbel, &ifel, Neel unS Der SapitGn ios
wie Elm Sbeil Der iibri9eu Sineri60it bat
ten ii9 I'M 9auSfm a~uiSepiianSt. SerbeI
beoauerte nit uielen Snireu, baB lte Dol
~berlglutunit ni6t iriiber etpaS srfabren, nun
babe iie feinen &ranS, ni9t eimmal einer
BlumenltrauB fertig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06

8elworm idiittelte %nnsebulOig nit Dem
&opfe unb wollte poriiber, ais linn Der ga
pitdn ben Ies usrtrat unb ibm Die Sanb
reibte.
Mein bo6geebrtsr SrsunS, bub sr on, i6
i6dbe mid gliifli6, Der erite Siirger bon
Yenrap gu iein, wel6er Die Gbre bat Sic
gu empfan9en
gtlr feline @ei6i6te pon Oitinbienl feel
ibm San in bic Tebe.
Isl iaste Der 6apitdn etlpas pitirt, id
wuBte cine 10 i6Dne uno i6 bate lie ertra
fir msinen 6reunp Yelporm - erfunoen,
ersdnste bieie.
$50 lift SrduIein &utie?
6ranf! antwortete Yerbel. Sic bat ses
beten, ie beute 10 wenis ais mD9Ii6 su
it6ren.
Sm, i6 babe notbwenbis nit ibr gu
rdsen eie,H i b ! s Si fpt s stsqlsssrn &afiItsl UNI
Ger &apitdn bate ni6t Die 9lbli6t, isin
Spier i6pn lossulaiien; er wartete nir alf
einen ginitigen Moment. GinitweiIen
brebte er ieinen Stodtnopf, ben er unter
Die gfaie seitemmt bate, 'wie na1oenteno
i'm i3irfel berum. San YeuwOrm aber
wiirbigte i'm teiner "fernern Nufmertlam>
felt, ionoern l9ritt iiber ben 9ansfnr gu
le'I'sm GUNNER.
Satie mar an Die antnnft Yellporms nlbt
uorbereitet, oenn er mar mebrere Gage frllber
| aetommen, ais er in ieinem Sriefe anges
tiinoiat. Sou ben SreianiiIen Der lesten
3eit ansesriIen, tilblte lte lid tarm I'M
Stanoe, ibm Dem Wtoroer, lest entge9ens
sutreten. NnBeroem mar eS notbpenol9,
baB Dina EalIlen unp Soplano pon Der
Nntuntt oes %erbre9ers nnterrldtst MUIR
pen. gsa@ Sen poI'3eta9ehlea aA9Ili9, 10
tonhle Ne ausrpt'9s ni' 3's"ts.upst S ma
Deit earaHl Sag1eh' paB oet NaPl'un oSsus
epS 'ta n'Vl Que V.'s9.'ge., pe'o' .",.
9epeH lale'' p!e 9en'9'su pI"9,eg.n. "uuV
S"g :" S'" ;sn,r;S ,S"a.s ~ IN
XIV. ~ "rS - mns ON m,hr,Ss;ml;I
Ss; F?a'S M, "" 'g SI', ,g; Ou{ Mss,hrnt
,rip nm ioloenSeu Sooe pSer nod lpGter
sriobren mepSe, Sc maste ober uod beute
orbonhrIt merSsu meun man liher lein
mnGts Sof, linn nihts Sopou ~ Sbreu fam
~ ,;,, H. surh Son eonf ala
w;s.t "S u"uG S,"S ~ '" irnosu msnu f.
$50 =; m;t Ssm Ssrru ~ inrrbsu
*. ;tn, ia msrSs b.nts sb,rS
S"S oht I,5r Fan fon,n,sr ;nroh fs S1ifs
W. w" w;r 1bsr nsiSn;,it oIs;6 Sis T,sI
berouf ih bobe lie nDtbia.
Yie Nifel oiuo: ols lie fort mar. mari
Sotis ihnell einiae 2eilen auf's Iapier,
MORN lie Dina an,eiate. bas 9eapo,m
onoefommen lei. unS lie ,uaiei6 aufIor.
SsTte lih etuos por s llbr i'm Sburm,im.
mer ein,ufinSen.
Nr;roe S;,;su wriei ,rrod le ~ ssee,
rod alei6 Dem armen @eibt in Der SaiOe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06

grino Gapies, Iid., nit Bortrdt.
100 Soicpb &deemader, BiitOi ron ~slaibuig, tn 2sns
nehee mt Gortrdi.
III Or. 3einrit Fintusp TOrtbrop, SiidOi pen Sbars
Teton, e. g., nit Vortr6t.
12) p. Seiurih Semte, o. s. B., nit Yorirdt.
49, Soiepb Sabriel Diaper, Srineer uno Better Der
Rauer'ideu tgL. Sol Runitaultalt IN Wiinden nit Y ortrGt
uuo Abbilouue Der AutaIt.
1) Nus alter Sett. Gin piabrpor. an ei. SItuu pen
Srani pon Seeburg.
10y .Su iouit nidt falides 3euanib eebeu-. er,dbs
lung pom Sraui pom Seeburs. Wit y Sluitratiouen.
49, SER @irtb". Sine srSdbIuus BON gran, pu
eseburg; nit ID Suuitratiouen.
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Serubignng.

STRAIT: SIS 1T scraNe 8eit, Oab On beims
tpmmlt, eben l6ldst's ein nbr!
Mann: 2lber, Iiebes Wsibsrl, peni9er
tann's ia bod nimmer i6lassu, oils Gins
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@ortiesuns iolst.)

Yittsforb @aaiI., Septembsr IS, 1878.
Meiue Serren - SD babe 9OpIens
Sitteru periu6t unO empfeble oielelben
benz Bublitum, oa i'd ibre Wirtung ais
ausgtSei6uet bsfuuoen babe.
MrS. s @. EuIler Stcretdrin eeS
@eibli5sn 9briitIi3en EemperenS Sereirs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06

y Gas ysaleuoarium" in Rotbs uuo Sdwar'orud nit
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06

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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15
Only n Word.

Orly to call attention TO the tact
that the Ct,,,n, filed one and one
eiath columns in reply to our article
after having asserted that "a few
words will suffice to show that our
article was founded IL error, do We
write at The risk Of it beng charged
that, womanllke, We will have tie
last word.
All that we have bad to say, was
sa,d IN the interest OF judicial d'gni-
ty and propriety" and for all that has
been written, certain it is, that the
Gt.:sn is directly responsible and we
are grati6ed to ind il expressing a
hope that 1.-The matter may be allowed
TO rest. IA.t,' sale guaranty
thatit will not on like occasion
pursue like policy, a consummatlon,
10 secure which has been our labor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15
1bl,cs the Law Permit II,
20 fie, Re. fleT
Thy sins not occidental Int trade "

Is it possible that TIE people ofth's
County are again TO he met with the
question well what are you CO.
:ng to DO abcnt it,
In 1870 the average assessment 70,
state and county purposes was in the
twenty three counties and Baltimore
City, IS cents on the 800; in 1857 the
average had fAll"a to 81 cents.
In 1876 the tax levy in this county
Tor state and county purposes WAS IS
esnta. or 90 cents below the average;
IN 1856. it was SCI cents or 81 cents
above the average, an increaee in ia,
FAX rate of over s. per cent.
from 1873 to 1882 the tax rate
jumped from GO cents to SCI cents.
During the fonr years, 1873 to 1883
tho state tax ,ate was unltornl at lSs
cents, ~ that this iucrease was solely
J, the County rate.
We hive given tn. above figures not
that we de.ire to enter a complaint
against The increase in he tax rate, or
',ha. we pretend to cay that IT could
have been entirely avoided, but for
the purpose Of showing to the taapay
yls what has been ia a measure, poes,.
tiy in a great measure, tho result OF
tue bald faced swindls practiced upon
them. by or withost the leave OF the
i.w, hy the Frederick c,ty magistrates
and cuns,ables,
We t,nd the amount charged to the
A,aoun. Of the twenty. thtee magls-
trates ir the County to be S4l32 10, OF
this amount we find that $395S IS has
leen paid to six and S'23 70 to The
remaining seventeen.
We dud tas amount charged to the
account Of tbs twenty sht constables
IN the County to b. $39S7 81, Of tins
amount We find ,bas $3.50 81 has
been paid 10 Sigh. and $69S 0G 10 the
yewainlng twenty.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15
IsU(lKI'1'ItIs ia.

Now,lnlck, complete cure ! 'f''S,
urinary affections, smartlnS, frequent
Of Difficult. urination, kidney alseas
es. 81 At druggists Prepaid hv ex-
press, ;i.25, 6 for - f, S. WILLS,
Jersey City, \, }.