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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13

The Gas CHARTER We yesterday stated that
the charter OF the Gas Company was passed in
lS4S In this we were mistaken. On referring
TO the record. we find it was passed by the Coun-
Gil on the 81 day OF MAY. 1851. and was aD-
proved by the Mayor. II. c Newcomb. on the
7th of MAY. 1851. The charter gives the com
pany exclusive use Of the streets for fifteen wears
and consequently expires March Z. 1850. one
wear from next March. when new Oh ,rter can
either be granted To the present company by the
Council. or given To new company, "a there is
no provision in the present charter tor a continu-
ance.
The charter provides that the company shall
furnish "such quantity as may be required by the
CITY Council for public lamps at price not
exceeding what is now. or may hereafter be paid
by the city of Cincinnati for gas light for similar
purposes" but il makes no provision for the pri
vate consumer In this the charter is very weak
as il leaves the citizen entirely at the mercy OF
the company.
In Cincinnati, as we are informed by the late
City Clerk, the price OF gas to the citizen is
regulated by the Council. and is fixed at 80 81
per 900 feet In this city the price is now
81 30 per 900 feet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13
Prom ashington

WASHINGTON. Nav IL -Gentlemen promioent-
" connected with the Government are 10 day in
good spirits in view of the recent movements of
the army.
Other movements are in progress which will
soon be publicly developed forming part of the
general plan looking TO success
Burnside sent word TO his friends in Washing
ton that everything looked favorable and hope
full.
WASHINGTON. May u. sl5P.M.
To Major Gen. DIX. New York:
No dispatches from the Arnv Of the po,omac
have been received since IL last nieht
Gen Sherman has not been heard from ovino
probably TO the damage 10 the lines south OF
Nashville
A dispatch from Gen. Sheridan a,,ed head
quarters of tbs cavalry corps, Nav 10 sts,es ,ha,
he turned the enemy's right and go, in their rear
and had DESTROYED from to 10 miles of rs;Iro,d
two locomotives. three trains and = vsrv I.rce
quantity OF supplies. aud tina, since he GO, into
the rear there vas great excitement smeng the
inhabitants
The enemy's cavalry had tried N x h;s
rear and hahk but had been run off
He had recapiured 500 of our me, ,~o II
them Colonrls.
No dispatches have been received for ,wo IA
from Gen. Butler. Wy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13
PARTNERSHIP.
COpartnership Notice.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED CoPART.
nership in the Livery and Sale Stable Business.
Their stables are on East PEAR street, Nos IL and Ia IN
the rear Of Glenn's Block. Their stock is the finest IN
the market. Their bngges and Carriages are all new
They have perhaps the most splendid out In the
city. ased IN New York pr5ce Their
horses al rxned and safe Their charges are rea
son<ble for cash. HENRY ALLEN
mv2-t2v TW. STEwART.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13

GH- All kinds OF Book and Job Printing neatly
and promptly done at this Office. at living rates.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13

sE-We understand that the First Nations
Bank. of this City. has decided to make fur
Their increase of its paid-up capital. the second
increase in the last sixty days. making the aggre
gate of capital paid ia quarter of million.
Further engagements will be made. from time
time. until the amount reaches million of dol
lars.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13

II Mems Boots and Shoes are selling at low
prices at JOINS. vssKper L Co.'S.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13

IN Perfumery. Toilet Soaps. and Fancy
Goods. jus, received a, Senour's Drug Store
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13

sE Attention. Fourth aud Fifth Ward Com
NAVY You are ordered TO meet at the Western
Engine House this morning at y O'Clock.
By order of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDICE,

Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases Of the
kidneys and all Diseases arising from die
ordered Liver or Stomach, such as Constipation.
Inward Piles. Funess of Blood TO the Head.
Acidity OF the Stomach. Nausea. Heartburn,
Disgust for Food. FITNESS or Weights IN the
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations. Sinking or Flutter-
ing at the Pit OF the Stomach. Swimming Of the
Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing Fluiter.
ing at the Heart. Choking or Suffocsting Sen
sations when in lying posture. Dimuess Of
Vision. Dots or Webs before the Sight. Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency OF Pre-
pifation. Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain
IN the Side. Back, Chest. Limbs. Sudden Pushes
of Heat. Burning in the Flesh. Constant Imag-
inings of Evil. and Great Depression Of Spirits.
and will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVER, &c. They contain
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13
No Alcohol or Bad whisky.

They WILL crRE the above diseases in ninety.
nine cases out Of hundred
INDUCED by the extensive sale aud universal popu-
larity Of Hoohand, German Buffers purely vsgsts-
bel hosts Of ignorant quack and Inscriptions sdveB-
gates Of nostrums in the SHAPE OF poor whisky Wiley
compounded with injurious drugs, and ehrstenec Tonic
Stomachics and Bitters
Beware Of the innumer.ble array Of alcoholic prepsrs
tons in pethorc bottles and kegs under the
modest appeation Of Buffers. ~hch instead Of curing
only ssgravate disease. and leave the Disappointed saf
ferer IN despair
Do you want something to strengthen you,
DO you want good appetizer
DO you want 10 build up your constitution
Do you want to feel wellf
Do you want TO get rid OF nervousness
Do you want energyi
Do you want to sleep weli
Do you want brisk and vigorous feelngi
If you do use H00FLANDS GERMAN
BITTERS.
From Rer. ). Merton Brosrn, D. d., Baaor of1e Ea-
cyclopedia Of Religious Knoseled0s.
Although no; disposed 10 favor recommend patent
medicines In general through diusi OF their ingredients
and effects, yet know Of sufficient Why
testify TO the benefits he believes himself have
received from simple preparation In the hope that II
may contribute 10 the benehf Of others.
do this more readily In regard 10 Hollands German
Bitiers, prepared by Ur NJ jackson. Of this city, be-
cause preudiced against them for many years IN
der the impression that they chiefly slcob
mixture. 1 am indebted friend Robert Shoemaker.
Esq, for the removal Of this prejudice By proper
and for encouragement 20 Try them, when suffering from
great ard long continued debility The
ties Of these bters the beginning the
gree of bodily and mental vgor which had not felt for
six months before and had almost dezpafred
Therefore thank God and my friend for directing me 10
'Af pS ~. , Inn. "a lag, NH"ioN h"o"S'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13

EARLY CLosISs.-Anxious to give our young
men time for Improvement. we will continue to
close 1t o'clock p. M. during the season.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13

A DOUBLE BRICK COTTAGE HOUSE. NO. lg
"A West South street one and half stories high
three snc kitchen cementsd cellars under each
with cistern and porch Possession given immediately
Title good. For particulars call at B. LogAns Grocery
my3-dlw b. LOGAN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13
CITY TIE NJ 8 /.

TMsjor General W s. Harvey vas in the
city yesterday. on bis way TO St. Louis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-13

VUNHE UNDERSIGNED EXECUTORS OF THE Es
tate Of Edmund Mooney, deceased, will sell on th,
premises,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

R%ExcHANGE 1t may be seen BY
the kilograms that the exchange Of priS'
cners has commenced in good earnest.
Mr.. Rienzi Mahorner, who has been
coa6ncd al Poiut Lookout, Maryland,
since tho battle of GETTYSBURG, arrived
home on Saturday last. He states that
there we're about 5000 confined at that
place. Federal recruiting officers were
in the camp offering from $500 to 5000
bounty to join the army. A regiment
had been formed of those who took the
bounty or rather tue promise, as there
we're many restrictions to guard against
loss. The following questions were put
TO the men, and the answers, with their
names, recorded in a book
l. Do you wish to 60 South for OK.
change aoa prisoner Of war;
,. Do yOa wish to take tho oath Of
allegiance and join tue army or navy Of
the United States.
8. DO you wish to take the oath Of
allegiance and return to your homes in
ouy liues uOdeT the penalty Of death if
caught South,
4. Do you wish to be parcled for the
war or % north ard work On iortifca-
tons under the penalty Of death if
caught South.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

PRICES Fal We SOC BY The
Mobile papers ta nIresdy are pricasl1
that city feeling effect Of The late
currency act aoj aob doubtless is tho
same case here There as here, each
threw his money l201 the narkoI, ris
the cry of Suage 11i p1e, fearful Iea
tue printed promised to pay would ds
appear before the holder could rid Sn'
self of it. This wo8 tic harbjuger I'D
rich harvest for the sharp ones, int To-
day many a luckless wight mourn' Bis
sacrifices. Sugar and bacon were ul
up to IS per 20 ad-calico unoldd
itself rapidly Of 'I3-gold from 10
jumped intermediy5 figures, and passed
up to % aoi 90 III s0me iDsilces.
THIS was less than week ago Whn
we look at the market todag We teeI
constrained to c..'aiD,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

STELLA. in another column will
be found communication signed Stella,
which we copy from the Wing and Oh,
server, published at Eutaw, Ala, 1t is
a little old, as The arrangement Of the
nails has delayed our exchanges. Stella
exhibits considerable ill.humor, espes
ciaily in her a~lIusion to "jpck o'clubs
widoWsrs," and we beg leave to inform
her that the widowcrs in this region have
all been doing their own counting, ospe-
Cially brother Jonathan aud the editor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

Fort Powell, says the Mobile Regis,
ter, stands in the middle of wide OK.
Panse Of salt water, where the Yanks
cannot dig bitches, and it is not assailed
or assailable on the side from which il
can be indefinitely supplied with all it
requires. It stands precisely where
Fort Sumter stands, except that it is
not assaiied BY feet Of monitors and
tremendous shore batteries at short
range, With a pluCky garrison Farra.
CATS wOOden.shi never can take Fort
Powell, and it has got thai garrison. So
COmmodore Farragut can peg avay. !
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
March 49, 1864.
STOLEN.

.'I N. r. Sunday HIB
AUT Of my s'aOlo blind Y.
v a small bay n,a ,io OolofOd p ~
eyes Akin! AI,H : .i %'q Bsted o b. 1.+'1 SiI
null mule T SS!n ] , he'd are sI''aS;Ts , !.
t Sss' letter K-So'a e. 9II 'Ss .piiabg'
returns them 70 ne Wy
warded. 1osEPH KOOns
,oeA 49,
March 10 As0' sssef'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

W>LossEs IL BRANDoN.-The dis
truciOn of Pri" 60 property in Brandon
by the recent raid Of tho Yankees is es.
timated at over half a million dollars.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
FRIDAY MAROH il. 1864

Times oithe 18th contains a terrible &C
count Of he hanging Of % Union sol
diers by rebels at Kingston n, G. who
fed from CONSUMPTION. They met their
fate Ike men, even The Confederate sol
diers we're moved to tears, at the spec.
tacle-tley threatened to hang five Of
Col. faser's men who had been in the
rebel service.
Demopolis, March ia dispatch
from Canton reports a large number of
Shermhn's troops going up the River
on furlough from Vicksburg McPheF-
son is in command at that place, Sher'
man and Hurlburt has gone down the
River with a large portion of the army.
Over ~ boats said to be going up Red
River to Shreevesport.
Mcpherson reports the spring CAM
paign inaugurated by Sherman, Banks,
Thomas and Smith was a failure.
General Forrest says sever, Fights Of
Smith cavalry have gone to Nashville.
Another dispatch says, Sherman went
upto New Orleans and returned GU the
9Th. On the 9th a large number of re.
Unlisted men went up the river on fur
lough-from is to 20 boats, loaded with
troops had gone down the river up to
She Oh inst. On the LIST inst. sever
boats loaded with troops passed Tunica
going up stream,
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1864.
Mobile, March l7-Dalton, March
l6 Lieut.. Gen. Hood had a grand
grill Of bis corps to-day, NotwiIhstand'
Ing the severity Of the weather there
were large attendance. especially Of
General officer. Aftor drill there was
a sham battle fought by the entire corps,
~musketry and artillery firing was Spleh,
did The whole affair was very imposing,
aud drew forth the warmest praise of all
who witnessed it. The weather is ex-
cesSively cold.
Richmond, March l6.--At auction
to-day Confederate eights due 1881
sold for Ia, and interest five years
bonds opened at l07, closed 1903, regis,
tered fifteen million loan 1881, GOLD
got, silver l9i, sterling exchange 2O3.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l6, 1864
Mobile, March l6- Millcdgcville
March I5-Mr., West introduced il
the Senate yesterday a resolution de,
ciariug the power of suspending The
writ of habeas corpus is expressly
granted TO Congress. which, in case 0
invasion, is sole judge to dctermin'
whether public safety requires it, aut
declaring parties guilty Of the crime
stated III the act not Untitled to the sym
pathics Of legislation, and expressing
confidence in tho President and Con
greSs' The judiciary committee recon
mend that they pass, Both House
'greed to adjourn on Saturday next.
Richmond, March I5.--The exchane
ed prisoners who arrived at City Poiu
Friday reached the city at ! O'Clock to
day,
Northern dates of the 18th received
Washington dispatches to Republica
Journals of New York and Philadelphi
indicate that rumOrS of forthcoming re,
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w.n,ed 2Oo.OCO rOun'''
StrOyCd'

an Thursday pbs 10Th .1 in", '' ~
.S St1s' Mo- NOSE j. u , Fes I ,oo' S Sait.
.a .maIl bIask saddle and d 10, IUPs .rnen
S Se .h A1y %iy'' re];s,y's sii n"d + 7 .aY !
rewarded Oy ''f p.G '%DIsnUNIsS +.
Ma,rhlR 1864. oN -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
N MARCH q, 1864.

100 men, 60 officers and four ladies.
The Herald Of the Nth contains
nothing important.
Gov. Branletl0 Of KY, demonstrated
against the enllstmon: of slaves in that
State, and he notified Lincoln that he
will execute the laws Of KY, against
all who attempt to take slaves from their
owners without the consent of the latter.
Oxforl--The Memphis Bulletin Of
the 18th contains the following order
Washington, March l2--The President
orders as follows-That Gen. HallGck
be relieved of duty of Command.in
Chief of the army at his own request
Ut. Gen. Grant supercedes him. His
Hd. Qrs. to be at Washington with Gen
Grant in the field, and Gen. Halleck
assigned to du,v at Wosbinotoo 90 Cbiog
of Staff, under the direction Of the Sec
Rotary of War and It, Gen. Grant COM
manding. Gen W, Y. Sherman is
ASSIGNED to Nh, oomuora of ,t;3n. u;
vision comDoso5 q tbo Di.,riot ofob;,
Cumberland Tam and All c,n
Mcpherson is ASSIGNED to command ,bo
Department and Aruv Of Tenn In
relieving Gen. Halleck the President
expresses the highest aoprnbotion md
thanks for able DISCHARGE If NJ, rooo,.
duties.
Northern odrico, arc n ,bo 7s,h
the news from the Red River ,ycedi.
ton represcnt; that The 1 halls mod. =,
feeble opposition at Trpit, and H,gri
sopburo, which ,pRcro5 ,bs .,s,,l voo
kee devastation
Maximilion's deD,rturo NAG ,lo,, r.3lr
a difference between him and the En-.
peror.
SATURDAY, MARCH, /, 1864
Mobile, Mar. l9--Dalton, M,r. 1S-
All rumors quiet beyond Tunnel Hill
appearances are ocaips. y rlob,b;i,r
of engagement a, an early dav
Orange C. H., Mar, I8.-An ou;e,
in front the enemy still hold tba ol5
pieket lines-rooa. N ,ooa ,on1.i.,
weather pleasant
Richmond, Mar 19-No,b;rc
eral interest transniro3 boro Co.. ,Lo o..
two or three aovs Con 1oma ~.
has recently returned from tbo North
states that it vss understood there y -
the bulk Of rold which b.d hoon !, ~.
Yankee Treasury had olro,an h.on .ol1
when the bill on the subject 20. l,,o,a
passed by the Senate. and th,t tba nr;n
o;.., -. 49,. Pn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1864.

AChSbA MAhCl 10, lout'
Mobile, March l5-Meridian, IA
Advices from jackson report Sherman
moving down the road from Vicksburg
with troops, supposed going up Red
river. "
Gov Clark has called a meeting 'of
the Legislature at Macon on the oath
INST.
Petersburg, Mar. IA Capt. Eden
borough and men, of the Signal Corps,
on Friday hight, boarded and captured
off Nansamoud, the river schooner Julia
Baker, of Portland, with valuable stores
the captain and crew and 8 negroes
were brought off and the vessel burned,
valued at ten thousand dollars,
Dalton, March l4-Northern papers
state that adjutant General Thomas isat
Nashville pushing the work of organic
ing negro troops Seuoral rciulisted
regiments have passed through Nash,
vile returning to the field,
Shermau's command was at Vieksb'g
or the 8th, preparing for another grand
movement. Chattanooga is lis probable
destination.
The Yankees arc much alarmed re,
garding Longstreets whcreabOuts-on one
account represents him en- route for Lee
and another for Johnston.
Much alarm is felt at the threatening
aspect Of affairs with England and
France.
Harrisburg, March l4.-Baltimore
dates 10Th received, the Washington
correspondent-of the Philadelphia En-
Quirer says, Especial messenger from
Dayton. minister to france, has arrived,
!. nothing known officially oftbe dispatch,
but the messenger told his friends that
France bad determined to recognize the
; Southern Coufadcracy, the report was
generally believed in Baltimore and
, occasioned great rejoicing umong the
| friends Of the South,
Richmond, l4,-Vague rumors Of a
speedy recognition of the C%cnIedcracy
! under which the Confederate loan ,ad.
| vaaced to 6fty.nine were current II
: London on the 10th ult. The LondoI
Post mentioned a report ,on the 18th
! aud reiterated it on the 26th--up tt
the time of the departure of the las
: steamer, the report had not been con
}, tradicted,
n The son Of minister Dayton arrived
at New York on the Sth, with dispatche
c from bis father, and proceeded inimedi
J ately to Washington. He stated to hi
II friends thotthe Emperor had announce
e bis conclusion that something should b
d be done with Il view Of terminating civ
IS war which had ragged long enough with
out definite results The reported rec
& ogninitiou has excited very little after
l. ton in this community, aud is scarcel
l. a topic of conversation. '
Macon, March 15--l22 prisoue'
arrived here to-day from the Yazoo.
\, CorroN The Mississippian Of IL
mi - ..Ll.sLa1 - Golona cava :
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

W-PREsBYTERIAN SERVICE will be
held in the Presbyterian church in this
town on the first and fourth Sabbath in
every month.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
Macon, Mississippi
wednesday, Mar. 49, 1884
MA DAlLY.-Tt is probable the
Clarion will issue an extra every day
aurioo the session Of the Legislature

rZNEGRops SELLING WHIsNEY'-
It has become a matter OF complaint
that some negroes about Macon can pro
cure whiskey to sell to soldiers and use
themselves when d citizen cannot get
il. It il a hard matter to fix the oftense
on a responsible person unless those
who witness it will assist the civil au'
thority. II a negro is found with Whls'
key it should at once be taken from him
unless he can show a pass from bis mas
TER or mistress authorizing him to have
1t, and be taken before some civil officer
1t is to be hoped that this will be re-
mcmbered, and persons who witness this
grass violation Of law will assist the civil
authority in putting it down.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

CorroN The MissisSppian Of the.
10th inst, published at Selma says
The receipts of cotton at Mobile,
since February 26th. have been l,2S4
bales--1 bale from the Bigby river and
1888 by the Mobile and Ohio rail-
foud-against 25S bales for the CORES.
pOnding period last year. The exports
have been none for either yerr. The
stock on hand is 2O,s76 bales, against
1852 bales at the same date last year.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

PRoeREss OF THE SIEGE OF CHAR
LESION During the past fortnight
says the Savannah News, by the ex-
penditure of Que thousand two hundred
shells, the besisgers have succeeding in
.wounding one poor woman. AZ this
rate, how long will it take and how much
will Il cost tho valiant Yankee nation Y
desry the "eradle Of tie rebellion !"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
NibITll CONTINUATION.
t. the EnToIlCd NIIiIin ni Yinton
CUuTiy:
ApnIrcn's rs q v1yrov -orsrrl

ApuIror's IF cg vIN7oS 'orSry
N .httIR. MN %, lShl.
" tN' sc' a. utgn1'Z' AM iii viplinc tho
y Mu.ir If uni,,n r,-,od March olSI l1r4
"An white male ciliz,ns. residents - this
'la.r nrrrs H-vu zen Aelrsntag" AMI under
nc axe ri TOBY F.yLNtA!s are r,q"'t"d I"
rrhilyi H. ;nr riilIia und r'.rfrr,n mlit' ~
uS, \ >nch maLuer. hot iur .'.~".ihl win
y CONSTITUTION and Laws Of ,hS yuI.3a
~tatpS' 50.
See ion provides iha.
".Nd pr, sun~ WI, arc subject 70 ", Ntary In
V uder .hs prov iIiIns "t thI- nc. nnd win"
| re uot row mcnhrr, &C sUnC volunteer urr'n
| ~ iun. shall TIER hrc int urluhe ~,f some
! uiuntrPr ,rgHh zLllun, rr shall ray lntr tue
,urnty rrtn>u ', annually. the shn "f 20 T.
DcLLtEe whIvh sun shul h. c"mmul ,1., II
tuI nL,, AMI T"raltteS for neglect o" ,erI"rh.
uill,arJ .rrvicsA, TX cpt under rullN tn prevcGt
| 7 rrrrPl Iu uSIur, ~ su,'p'c-s snrrec .i"A
| Provided, neysI; elrsS 'ha, if tn NJ u.her any
lnpue, vrwpn. shNll tertdnc uh l'w n,
! i'ururir. = ardnrr. :. araf may rr made fr IN
| IInesnrviIeA mlEI'u, ~ her,iuatIcr pTvvlded
f"r."
scCiion6 rr,viiep 'lo',
'E,ryp r.mphy- ally ii'ahl, may hH rx-
| emp ed rrm mili,nrN go y. il h. iu, ~ l. ihe
county auditor, cnur Lcf ~ nu"ISt 18Th
! evcrv year, n tat n c't Ella pri o. rh,n.
/ r,nu q surge n E,r.ihir- ''rt ~t,h Isrn J"
! nit for miitn,S ,u:N b, rHSru 'IsnIh }.Y.'
crl disability or ",n.y - 'rw,iy. Viii h ,ntll ne
DIES, rihrd in ,aij Tatr'r -. 1nrs Settlement
! aust he ,cr,G. 3, ,L, 'tldavit uisail phySi
! Can or surgeon. l. gn.' l"'r III II i Hu w,rg
! II ur willfHl Y rUts l. f..>o ~ td"'it IN th''
iua ter. tesran hr deemed gli!.y Of pcrgn' ).
section provide that,
"Up n tho lirC ct ,hr 'ol,s viii tho coun Y
| Auuitur. he shell r'yr to" We S,n. Ire. by
Eeucr Innliratiuu ~ the "ur.I IaY1.s. rO-
| aniriI 2 The puvurnt ufti > Cumrrn,ali"n men
! g, tut. tho cuurtr t'rr urv, ter y li,n the
tfcn urcr shah ''i,c dn IT, 10 rrrti "a "LU,t
/ 1hich hiatt b, l.yl vi:i the Conn y AuaiLor.
on t.e fling " rerti.ica'r- "f 3xempIun. m "a
lief, re a gust l';h ~ :hAtie.r onl ito cirr
iac Il .cH that il any i"rSun shalt iH'' % d'e
-uch rxein!.ti ~ rnprs'r pay the commnia-
I tinn money. tie Auiii shall Trr a /" c"l-
| hrt the ,nro. Ni,nR Tenul Hdd'u there" "i
thi - Ier cent. nc Anirrrr ts hrreLy re-
uuirrl 20 rolr,t the ~ ne hy distress. Together
Win he rtnaIty. ~ So III e.,tS MO Nllu we'd
20 county ;rtUSurts urUn ri;rni1t for t,%'s.
a,l Tor t-Rt lurpus- IN her. D, cmp"N,r,d Il to
| G,r.oiul vuilcct,rI. ~ = -c'uuu1'a'l Il of N"t
! ever .wor'v r cent VII tEe am uns collected,
toy her Wi,h ycs's.
Not,,e is hereby given. hat the rolls # he
r,iiia OF 'ie reNe'Hl wEldN and TOW nshiPs ct
Yinton county Gr" now NJ eiH Lnin jihT
and those o hn fail T. f,1 certificates ,f,y'mp-
tion or rny into rne treasury :, III poLLAr'
rom.iuralion Uri or RET re the r5'ir l,y q Al.
gust, willie subject 70 Tire 20 lection ,f ,aI
sam, win tLi''y pr cent rJua Y nud S'cl
. c.. ~ are a,ir ,cd crpny tr'Hsu'' -. nrrl
Ai>tuiu; Tor xrs, all mich the iDii u is