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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

MRS. ROBJNSONS CERTIFICATE
FERSoH Trumbu Co., o., March L, 1853.
This certifes that have in very poor health for
years; and found little reei after employing a
nun Of physicians My disease Prolapsis Uerri
ha been reduced by that and Flour Abus until had
beci ulcered TO considerable the advice
of G. W Bushnell procured and took six hotties of
Mar halls Uterine Catoiicon which enabled me te attend
to tasband in his last sickness until ne whcl.
about since. have taken bottles since
his ieath, which has made able labor support
my family of three children The Catholicon has
restored TO health It is the only thing has t
gated my suffering fof which feel very grateful
MARY L. ROBINSON.
For sale by n L. STARR & BRO., Delaware BENZ VIII
LIANs, Delhi T. H. HYDE X Son, Fast Orange j. BRIG
HAN, Lewis Centre s. CURRAN, Ashley; j. f. WINTER
MUTE, Norton, and by Medicine Dealers generally For
Medicines, address, H. b. kINGSI Fly
August il 59-&IY. Cleyeiad Agent for Che
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Notice.

FTYHE su5seriber respectfully informs the public
l. that he has takrna 1uoIn the of j, HyAtts
store Winter rect where he prepared to buy, for
cash trade BeeswRx Paper Rags Wrought Iron Scraps,
Brass, Copper Pewter, Lad, and Ifroken White Glass
Il particularly requested that when boys bring arti-
Giles for sale that they bring from their parents
showing that they authorized 10 Sell them.
will keep constant supply of RECUT FILES, of all
kinds which wil exchange for old ones reasonable
terms. Old Files short notice aud warranted
equal
April Z, -@tf JOHN COOP. 2
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

New Publications.
THE ELECTRoN, by w C. Richards. Te1e-
L graphic Epic for thS Times.
Two MILLI1Ns, by VIM Allen Butler author Of
~ Nothing to Wear
TRuE To LAST, Alone on the Wide Wide Sea, by
a. =. Re author of the " Star and the Cloud Long
Look Ahead, = Ac
AGNES, by the author of . Ida May
LIFE THOUGHTS, by Henry Ward Iieecher.
GEMS FROM Srf'RGEoS, Collection Of his finest produc
lions.
TIMOTHY TrTCoMB's LETTERS YOUNG PEoP1E
MILES STANpIsH onf other Poems. A volume by
Professor Longfeilow-
For Sale at the NEW BOOK STORE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

HARTFORD, Tr' mbu Co, o., March :, '57.
Ihacchy certify that have becn Gculng in tie Graf
tenoerg MerIues iof tbs past year. aud truly say
that have offered aiiy medicines to the orb i
that have with the eciicd appr, :ion Of tc
Thy VIII rcaiiiy petfl all prom
Tor theln. have sold ab0rt 1ty bottles the CaIhu-
j. Il c. Johnson AIe!ical Agent
Read Flft Fr 81 sllneli OF the Grai,b rF 'ledl
cIiS- Dr. l. l. ily Si;:a3l l,5t and
one q the most successful in the county (runbuD i'll
Ths ccrt,s that hav, Used tho tr,Gpberg Pills a,
MaFsiis c'tthocon. sold here fy j. Il G johnson, IA
in rrneliae, to my entire ntsiaeton they good
Hirtlord, T7In1bi.li rolIrty, a, Marcel. 1897.
HEALTH OF ANEElt.yN wo5fEN
F'5Ss n Neac }7o7 Daity .V7s,rs, IEtitorial)
We dcsFc cali attention letter from Or Josh
aa T. Bridge he Health OF american Wunio in
anoih" colaln He treats the subject in able
ier i,1 his skill ;I' nedcal judlhcnt may be relied
F,n. fhe -,Ita,iy Hp7st,,g Erpsess.
N4rShgiS CI4Ffue tatIDcon prUy5t fIl,y
as Taiu ~ caimel 10 BE- many severe trs!-
N r.' 10y ir:4i ';itlafnr ai others. E,r Bri,e is
rGHa ply an ct worry ti;s alta. AleIs, 4Gc
~ gn mt an s:lI7 E>tl; a1uIicirus llt hgllly SIG
o"sS! trtgtlti2i!. y al! dse2s s. especially those Of
"ola L and chsiFen-'
q N1rshas TteTnc 1iltincon viii certain y al
= 8 Ti.re is 10 ne i lik- it this country.o
= III t1' taI IN with, Marshall :
Nta-Ai i II UIfRNE ffi +. cATfI6IhroE 5srf fGt
IS uti.i 7t4t& "L-re reliable remedy Cor all
COM lsint- wAch cvaIy WOMAN is lb.r, VIII ii
grad ity atect te nlind wc the body so at 81
thlIE, ttk or york becomes alike sou CT OF slarn.
il possibiity Among the cui,iits Tor winch tic
Cathoiron * remedy Falling the Womb. Whts
supp Irregular painful Mcnstru on, BioatIg
!liilr2sc oiss aai Disease Of . Kidneys ,,r rfrat
Organs, Retention or IEcontIieucr of rIle Heartburn
Gust $, Nervousness, Paintings, 1aIp.rtgoIE.
CreHgs, disturbed Sleep. and all tro5 beg o:.a.c Q!
syinpathctic, connected with the uterine organs.
ladies' who are tEonbled with any OF the above syrn1-
toms or W In SPINE liver or lung cupa ms are
I" address lr Bridge, with tai; confidence that they will
ilt reliet Marshas Uterine Cathoeou IS not aC.rk
medic ne, but its ingredients have boen known To the
Medical Colleges and they tue service any res
pcctablc physician in the country,
The pTlce 9f MARSEtILs UTERINE CTHnLIcoY is Ce g!
lar and haLf l1er SinqLe totile.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

PAILADELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution established bg special Eado,r.
for the Refif ef the Sick and DtSrSsesi ucfnd ,rfA
FUlsa aud henaic Diseases, ssid osfeciaIs for tAe
Cure Of Diseases ef The SerHGl orGdHs.
M M h glvien srstts ti oy ne Acting
tun Of their condition, GAGE oocupation habits Of life
&C. and in Of poverty Medicines furnish
ed tree OF charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoa, and other
Diseases of the Sexual organs, and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the pspcnsary, sent to the afflicted in
Seated letter envelopes freo of charge. Two three
stamps for postage viii be acccptable.
Address Or J, Skii.iIN HOGHToN Acting Sureonn
Howard ASsocntiOn No south Ninth Street Phiindol
phla IA. BY order OF the directors
tihO. FAIR, Iiln, Secrsssyy.
march 9, ,'oo-@iy EZRA d. HEARTwELL, Pr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
Musical Instruments.

nEELQDEONs, Guitars, viohns, Aooordians,
Also, sheet Music, Instruction Books Violin and Guitar
Strings, Pitch Pipes Tuneing Forks SC. will be found in
variety at NO. WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Ar.n,,D
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
Gas Fixtures and Burners.

VETE have received large stock of GAS BURN
wv Frs directly from the 0Manuiac cturers which we
will sell the lowest prices, and We are prepared
in every way 10 FIT UP HOUSES, public private for
burning Gas Persons expecting TO Gas will do well
give u call.
pril 27, '6o-#t NJ l. STARR Il PRo
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

DRUGS & MEDICINES.
New Proprietary and New Stock
NJ. Z. STARR & BRO.
DRUGGISTS.
NO. WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, C'la
Paints, Varnishes, Dye Stufs, Perfumery,
Fancy Articles, Botanic and Family
Medicines; Paint, Whitewash and
Vsrnish Brushes; Eseenses,
Jars, Bottles, Walls, sc.
fhAveopened large and desrabIes
ches, to which the attention OF all who desire good and
moderately priced goods, called. I would my
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed this
house in the past and respectfully invite the
all old customers, and friends and would be pleased
new ones feeling confident please all who
havelncurred much extra expense, in fitting up
First Glass Drug Store,
Iustsueh this thriving county ought
be without And keep it and to continue
business have done the first sell
anywhere. 1t shall be aim keep MEDICINE
MEDICAL COMPOUND in required for this market and
1ndeavor give all information that edesred
TO their nature use, &c
Prescriptions compounded with
and lspaleh DON'T forget the place. The Upper DrHg
store at hesiEa of
The Big Mortar-No. Williams Block.
NJ. L. STARR 6 BRO.
Della ware. Jan. IL S5s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
90 V0SNvNSV SNSSISWSSS,;

many where disease is too long aRO~s
to unchecked in the system and slight eeug6,
regarded at first simply annoyance, ceases only
with the life of the patient An impure state OF tho boo
through debilitation of the lungs s the system With
morbid huors and pulsaton becomes feeble or aceeex
ated feyersh intensty-the heart, liver, and hid
neys separately performing functions of vital nOcosstty
well being impeded in their regular acsion
digestive fater in their task and refuse 70
perform process of separating the nutritious elemes
from food and the whole mental being Is READY
burden of life. The patient aiiceec
his complication of disorders, and often
resort medication, from his thorough dis
belief in any prospect Of cure 10 such
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

In HnY chnfates
The Family CAL - thartlc PILL Is gen
tie but active CahartcI Ux which the proprietor has
used his practca than twenty years.
he ~ demand those who
hsv the satisfaction which
theri place
within the reach Of all -
The Profession well know a. that di5e-ea! Cathares act
en- different portions Of the E@s bowels.
The FA3LL4X CA TIL ATTIC p y ls
has with due this well established fact,
been compounded focu YA variety OF the purest NeGe
table Extracts, which = alike every part the
aIinentary canal are - good and safe in all
IS where Cathartc is "a needed sEch De-
ranReu@glfs the So 81 u Sleepi~
ress Pains In ehe e. Back d LoIsis.
CostiveheSs. Pain g and Soreness over
tine w hole body, aqg from Sudden cold, which
fre1aaaIv ;c uen.sctedl end In q long Of Fe
YER TLo~T of Appe- ~ lite, Creeping Sen-
satio,I Of Cola over - the body. Restless
ness. Ee8dacIle, or "a weight / n he head,
all 4 r tory DtSeaseS. NSOTm in
Adults. E1S SheuIn atism, great
FurI OF the Hood * many diseases to which
flesh heir ~ - mention IN IRIS adFefse-
ment. Dose. l to3 -
The Liver InvIsorator and Family Ca
thartic pills retaled by Druggists generally and
wholesale by the Trade IN all the large towns.
$. IT. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
Pictures! Pictures
O. a. S 7 N c. e r

q. n > 4 N q Z Il
TTT0ULD announce to the citizens of Delaware
wv and its vicinity, that he has taken the well KNOW
stand, formerly occupied by r. T. Wilson where he il
prepared to take the beautiful picture, called the
q R A n I II Y II e,
the latest style of the Ambrotypcs Photographs
and all other kinds pictures for o,r price
FIFTY CENTS, and as good any premium pictures In
the county. Pictures put in Pins, Lockets and Rings
Pictures copied 10 order having the North
sky lights with side light combined which universal
ly acknowledged to be the best light produce lille like
picture Don't believe what any tells you--calland
examine specimens and judge for yourselves
Don't forget the place-Evans Block, third story
north east room sign of the
MaSeh ,eo-ftf
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G5(wXY;NN VA NSWW11

@------->> ---S|
tan name of his acquaintsnces WIZ is sob
iect form of lung throat complaint, watch,
if attended to in season, inevitably tonsgns the snf
premature grave. To SUCH help is at hand IL
will but avail themselves of it and hopethe hAr
binger of brighter daysmay be awakened without Tear
Of chilling disappon tment Dr. .: PnEtls bhovks
BAIsAM does just what is claled for IL, and
relied upon by the sich being the most sueeess
full in curing lung and throat disorders OF any remedy
oy Consumption ustGes the apprehension oI those who
fear its approach either from eonStitn-
tional hereditary tendency.
While the discoverer of this remedy does not believe
that people should be constantly dosing themselves with
medicines
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

WEST BEDFORD Coshocton Co, o. May II 1857
Mr. H. B. kIEGsLEY-Sir ! have been selling the
medicines OF the Grafenberg Company last ten
years. ami have invariably found them give good salts
faction. The Pills have sold great many families
as regular as their tea ana ctae, and with my they
have become staple article.
Marsllaiis Uterine Cathccor, prepared by Dr. Pome-
foy is nt!icine that has done great good
in Female Complaints One lady sold it that
she had received more benefit from bottle Cath
olicon, than she had from long medical treat
Inept by the most skifui Physicians
Yours truly, JAS. WIMSOM.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
SA N z Q r DIS
FAMILY
CAThARTIC PILLS,
EVER DEBILPFATES.


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put MP An
GLASS CASES, Air right, and Will keep
lii aan
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
Radnor Plank Road.

NToTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders Of
4v the said Company that the ninth nstament of
the capital stock Of the Plank Road
Company will be payable the sth day August A. D.
1880, t. the Treasurer Of said Company his office in
the Town OF Delaware Delaware County Ohio BY order
OF the Board. JAMES EATON Trcaserer
June s, go *2t. Radnor Plank Road Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

2H1Wags Pills the b reHeefy 7sotrn in the ,corld
for the foil5oriHg diseases
AgIes a lbropsy, inflammation,
AsthRa, iDysCnfery, JanniCe,
Riil'1us Complaints frysipeas, Liver Complaints
| B.utchcs ON tn Female Irregular lLBmbago,
skim itiCs, Ifiles,
| Bowel Complaints lFevers Cf rheumatism,
| tocg, kinds, Retention OF
| Constitutions Of Fits, Urine,
the bowels lGout Serofula, or
CansuIulto Headache, Kings Evil,
Debility, lin hgestiou, Worms OF all
Sore Threats, TIC Duoureux, kinds
stone ana Gravel lrumori, Weakness from
Secondary Symp- Ulcers, whatever cause.
toms, INtueral Affection, &C., &c.
CAUTION None unless the Uol-
LovAY, NBw YoRB LoNpoN, - disccrnable a
WJer mark in every leaf Of the directions around each
pot or box the same may be plainly by holding
TIE leGf 10 the lybt handsome reward viii he given
20 any rendering such Information Is may lead TO
the detection of ahy party parties countrfcng the
medicines vending the the same, knowing them to Dc
spurious
"+Sod al the manulactory OF Professor Holloway, Sc
Maiden Lane, New York aud by all respectable Drug
sts and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized
world, in boxes at 25 cents, 81 cents and 81 each
E~ There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
n B-Direciions for the guidance of parient in every
isorder are affixed to eacc box. May 4,G0-ly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
az RSX w TSNNGe

Of the AoAcAN BAIsAM thoroughly worthy the coma
dence of all. Every symptom of consumPtisn Is surely
and permanently eradcated by its Ita effects are
ether but strengthening and re0ovating the
tire system. Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Colds ana
General Debility edecuRliy cured by its use Night
Sweats Flesh and Wasting Of the Muscles
Loss of Appetite Soreness of the Throat Chest ana
Lungs Liver Complaint Pslpitatiou Of the Heart D@-
Guilty of Breathng-al these affections disappear In an
Incredibly short time after using Dr. o. Phelps Browns
Acacian Balsam
1t nourshos and strengthens the patient who s toe
reduced to partake of ordinary food ~ heAh AL
sores tuberces and Inflammation. l strength
ems braces and revitazes the brain, and 10 without
rival tonic supplying electricity or magnetic foroe
to every part the enfeebled and prostrate body h
lengthy trial to convince that the AcAeiAu
BAsAM truly the greatest remedy Of the day, it's
beneficial qualities fully apparent in eight
after trial
Let the invalid then, no longer delay, bat
make the trial, and the result viii surely oe
of the most gratifying character,
Ii The ACACIAN BALsAM is prepared with the ~
greatest care, and the best materiAls. No "
~ pains expense spared to make II what I'D
III Ii is-the best known remedy OF the ago ~ EA
S4 be taken by either sex, of all ages, and R
IA all seasons with perfect safety and II 10 p8~
W the less powerful in coEquerng those din- W
eases which sap the foundation and destroy
E4 the lives of many in midst. Every family IA
~ should have it, and regard it as household w
W treasure. ~
" Descriptive pamphlets given to all who Apply Il
~ to my agents. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
Howard Assassination,

Tor by T. STAIR BRO. Drug its, Sole Age, "a
in pelawme Ohio may IL ,'eO-ly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

THIS remedy is offered afordng means Of speedy
for tie large lumber that lie annually in our iand
that fell scourge, Con Sumptinn, to which, nnfortn
nately many predisposng causes exist Youth aud!
age alike subject TO its ravages.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
Watches.
Cutlery.

ZINE Ivory and Rone Handle Table Knives
Fine Pocket Knives ta21rs aud Scissors OF the most
approved makers, viii DE found selling cheap at the
Jewelry Store uf e PLAFF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

TzRUfT CANS AND sEALlNG-WAx,
4 WhoisaIe and retail b. 7. EVANS ia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

Case 90 vals complete in morocco, and Book -
Case 20 vials, and Book, plain
Case of IS numbered boxes and Book
Case of boxes, numbered, and Book. .......-r....
Single numbered boxes with directions 70 cents
Single lettered boxes with directions. 80 sentA
Large of vials for planters and physieans $40
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

T7oRREY's I MINUTE ICE CREAM FREEZER
I varying il SIzs from 5 20 quarts, tor sale by
7. EVANS, JR-, Delaware, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

J4a 9,'6o-*tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26
The Second Sunday Amusement Law

The Second Sunday Amusement Law
The following is the second Sunday law just introduced
into the Senate and reported by Mr. McGraw from the
Committee on Charitable and Religious Societies, which
has been read twice and committed TO the Committee Of
the Whole -
AN ACT TO PRESERVE THE PUBLIC PEACE AND ORDER
ON TIE FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK, COMMONLY
CALLED SUNDAY.
The people of the State of New YORK. represented In
Senate and Assembly, do enact % follows
Section l. Il shall not be lawful to exhibit the first
day Of the week, commonly called Sunday to the public
room or place within the city and county Of New YORK
" interlude, tragedy, comedy opera ballet play farce
minstresy, negro or other dancing or any other
nent Of the STAGE or any part or parts therein
81 .rv sran, circus or dramatic performance or
srv ns,f.mAnce Of iuggers acrobats rope dancing
or mus cal performance except as part Of religious
worship. .ou ,r.,,, r.,,u, A.. ,..-,,..,. =,
this law and ever person aiding in such exhibition, by
or o erwse, and every owner or lessee
of any buildip1 mar, OF building ground garden Or
concert room, other r, vi" VI p ~ VIZ h .rh;H
LET out the same for the pa The ssme be used for srx
performance, assent tia h saS so .,eS .va
shall be guilty Of misdemeanoT, W. shsI ha srh,ss
punishment therefor provided by Witch .uy!oc.eu
TO penalty Of Ave hundred dollars p.v tn9
Society for the Reformation ofJuvenile d. ~ ssH
this State TO prosecute for and recover for LIZ use
of said society In addition to which every sucr o
ton or performance shall Of itself forfeit, cs,e ana
apnul and render void and OF no effect, any nceQsa
GER proprietor, or lessee, consenvs 20, causing
or allowing letting any part Of bub0g 'of me Pur
nose OF such exhibition and performance
SEQ 8 This act sha take effect imT ia'e'y'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26

TIE TRAGEDIES ON BOARD THE OYSTER
c.-oors.- Ths Xuy steafvus anu nvr1i~lo tragedies
which occurred last week on board the oyster
sloops E. A. johnson and Spray are exciting
more interest than anything of that character
since the murder of DR.. Burdell. The capture Of
the suspected criminal of the E. A. johnson at
Providence, on Friday, created an immense ex-
element all along the railroad route to this
city, where he arrived on Saturday, and q
strong disposition to lynch him was manifested
at several points. From all the circumstances
that have come to light in connection with these
shocking affairs there is little doubt that triple
murder was committed on board the johnson,
and double murder on board the Spray.
The prompt arrest Of the alleged murderer
in the case of the Johnson is striking in
stance of the value of telegraphs and rail-
roads as thief catchers. With an efficient de-
tective police, and the aid of electricity and
steam, it is now almost impossible for crimi-
nal to escape, no matter to what quarter he
may turn to flee from justice; and when the
Atlantic telegraph is in working order, alb
sconding to Europe will be just as Intellectual
as fight to any part Of this continent is now.
The vessel by which the runaway sails is
almost always known; so that, by the applica-
ton Of the ocean telegraph, he can be arrested
the moment he sets his foot upon the shore of
the Old World.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26

INDICTMENTS FOR BRIBNG ALDERMEN.-The
Grand Jury, we perceive, have found indict-
ments against Messrs. Mcintyre and Tucker for
endeavoring to bride the unpurchasable Alder
man Brady for $4,000 to cast his vote in favor
of Gideon j. Tucker for President of the Gro
ton Board. This is all right; for if the indict-
ment is proven the whole question, which
is now somewhat involved in mystery, will be
ventilated, and we shall probably learn the
modus operandi in the purchase of an Alderman.
1t is all very well for Grand Juries to find in
dictments in cases of public corruption or
fraud, as they have done from time to time,
but it is of no practical value as long as the in
dictments are allowed to moulder in the pigeon
holes of the District Attorneys Office. We
believe there is quite flock of them roosting
there at present, which, if brought before the
courts, might have the effect of lettering some
of our public peculators from their malprac-
tees, or at least might serve to enlighten us a
little more as to the purity Of our city govern
ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-26

The STATE DuNNNG THE CRY FOR ITS DEBTS
We have received an interesting account of
the present difficulties in the financial depart
ment Of the city, arising from the delay in pass
ing the tax levy. There has been a great
anxiety exhibited on the part Of the Legisla.
ture, in dealing with the tax law, to get an ap-
preparation for some 100000 attached to it for
the Commissioners of Records, in consequence
of which it has been subjected to all kinds of
delays, and has finally been sent back with the
Governors veto, because of this very appro-
priation. Every species of pressure that could
be devised has been brought to bear upon this
point, and the last attempt to coerce the
passage of the bill and obtain the Co
vernor's approval, with this appropriation
affixed to it, is the demand by the Su.
perintendent of Public Instruction upon
Comptroller Haws for the payment of the
three'fourths mill school tax due from this
county to the State. 1t will be seen that the
Comptroller refuses to pay this balance, for the
reason that the treasury is empty and must re.
main 50 until the tax levy is finally disposed Of.
He recommends the Legislature to pass the tax
law, in such shape, of course, that Governor
Morgan can consistently approve of it, and then
he will attend to the demands of the State. The
of Public instruction complains
that the members of the Legislature are be-
coming FESTIVE and clamorous for the payment
Of the sums due their several counties. If thew
are, let them pass the tax levy in a proper
form, and we have no doubt their wants will
be attended to-