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Uses 9f Petroleum.

Hitherto this oil has been most exclu-
Siveiy spoken of rs IN Illuminating sub
stance, and as such it has at least as
many a!versaries rs il has friends. But
it possesses al other qualities, the value
of which Is less open to dispute. We
mentioned few dag ago tie property it
possesses OF destroying the parasites thar
prey urUn the human hCdy, and we will
now add that it may become one of the
most important auNi.Iaries in the art of
dycing, in which 1t i calculated 10 pro-
duce quite revolution, it having Just
been discovered that II contains the prin-
ciPies Of aniiinc, the well known vcgeta-
bic base derived from indigo, and which
IS now 50 commonly used for producing
splendid Tose-culnred siuffs. Anime has
hitherto been obtained hy treating indigo
with q cou~. .ntratc3 solution oC potash,
whereby a hrswnizh oily substance Is
formed which by disti.lation Yields pure
aniine, :; clear colorless liquid. having the
smeli OF ,vino, bat a corrosive and poispn-
ouS taste The salts OF aniiinl are color
less; bHt rapI!ly ASSUME = mellow rose
color by exp sure Ia The stir. White
wood dipped INTO a solution OF salt OF ami
line takes Il deep yellow color Hydroch
lori: acid turns those salts green, blue, or
black, liua 10 the concentrated state
oc ,he solutiur5. For the present, expert
monis are still IN progress for extracting
aniiine from PETROLEUM at a cheap cost,
and there = every reason TO suppose that
these efI;r;S viii bg crowned with success,
Certain odoriterous etherS may also b
extracted from petroleum, and there i
even a talk Of substituting petroleum for
coal of coke for steam purposes,-Lon80n
Tires
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Sonora Copper mines,

A correspondent of one of the ST.
Leuis papers gives the narrative of an
expidiIion from the foot of the Sierra
Madre range across the State OF Sonora
TO Arizona, in which allusion is made 10
the & marvellous - Nacosari copper mines
as follows:
1t is most wonderful developement of
that valuable ore, so lavisfly and and re-
dundantly thrown down or up there, that
almost upon the very surface one beholds
masses Of copper ore, with so per cent,
Eof pure metallic copper in it, in abun-
dance sufficient TO surfeit the market of
the world. / scarcely know whether to
call it vein or lode. Il is sixty feet
wide and runs for miles. The ore is 50
advantageously placed that it can be
blasted out for one dollar per ton, | offer
ing to contract to take 5000 tons at that
figure.
No shafts or tunnels seem necessary
any more than on Pilot Knob or Iron
Mountain. All that is necessary Is 10
put in blast and knock off ga ton at
pop" Besides the copper, each ton con
tains sixty dollars per ton of silver. |
have many specimens of the beautiful
ore, some of them as beautifully variega-
ted as the colors Of The spectrum, all OF
them 30 per cent, pure. The Don
Juan is a continuation Of This wonder
fal mine, two thousand feet distant
Neither of them have been much worked,
| capital being wanting. The face Of the
mine already stripped presents the bean
-, Il
that the merest buncler in mining could
knock it out so rapidly and at such little
cost that it could be laid down AT the
/ doors Of the smelling furnaces at a less
per centage of expense than can be said
of any copper mine l have beard Of from
| Lake Superior TO the lsthmuS of DarIen.
| PETROLEUM IN CATIFORNIA IA.-lntOrma-
tion by the telegraph from San Francisco
has been received in this city that in oil
we'll is reported struck flowing two hun
I dred barrels per day-the existence of oil
! in abundance on the Northern coast of
! California being thus abundantly demon
stratcd This is understood 10 he the first
paving we'll sunk in region where the
! existence of petroleum in PAWN quantities
was first demonstrated, III December last
according TO report of Professor Sill
man.
The surface oil discovered is described
as Of the consistence of good sperm oil
in color greenish yellow and opa!escent
almost without odor, what ii has being
rather agreeable than otherwise, and some
what resembling turpent;ne. lis specific
gravity is about 900. water being the unit,
which is not very different from the den
sity of average crude petroleum. lis boil
ing point is high.
The excitement which since the De
cember discoveries, has prevailed through
out California region will doubtless be IL
creased by the announcement which !:
now madc.-N. J. World
q "a tlnr
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Business Garos.
NLAUGHLIN,

R N'LAUGHLIN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LA
Juhnstown, Cambria Co. Pa.
Office in the Exchange building, on the
Corner OF Clinton and Locust streets-up
stairs Will attend to all business connect
ed with his profession.
Dec. 9, lSG3.-tf.
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cE- Hearing physician remark that s.
small blow would break the nose, 4 rrs-
tic exclaimed, Wel!, | dunno bout th"t
I've bowed nv nose a Grea! many times.
vnl I've n.ycr h:o.,c II VT.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-04-12

ez \ cumming politician is often found
sl,ulkinE and'r the clerical robe, with an
outside ali religion aud an inside all po-
lticai ramcor Things spiritual and
things temporal are strangely jnmbled to-
ee;her, like poisons anl ,nliGotes on ar
apnlhegary's shelf; and Instead of a de-
vo,- srmyn The simple charch-going reo-
PIE have often 4 political Paapiei thruS.
down their throats labelled with piouz
text from Scrip:ure. e.--Washlag;on Irwin
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-04-12

CT Music of the season--soumds from
the light CatarIh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-12
Considerafe.

The Secretary Of wsr hss issued On order
'hst -nsisber whites nor blacks will be re-
ssrsined from seeking employment eIsewber
vhen they cannot obtain just compensation
. their homes. and when not bound b. vol
unssry agreements. Nor will they BE- hipd-
cred from travelling from place 70 place on
proper and legitimate business.-
The whites return their earnest thanks
10 EpwIs n. SrAsros tor ihis consideration
ssd eoursesy; they had no right 10 expect j,
from hin.
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Pashion-short skirts.

Fsshionsbie ladies' will % sorry 70 bea
thst there i decided attempt being mad.
70 abolish train skirts. sDd introduce in ,hei,
plsee. not the locpee up skirts. which h..
been long admired and already become "a
institution" with ". bit The short peas...
skirt. reaching only some inche. above the
ankles This announcement will strike do
msy into the hearts Of every lady Who
does noi.rsjoice 10 such pedal ex'renisies ss
raised Cinderella 70 ; throne; White those
fsir dsmes and msidens biessed Nth : pair
Of trim. weIl-'urned ankles viii bail wi-h
deIiRht fashion calculated to display them
10 sas best sdvsntsre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-12

TEE CHoIERA--The ctosers visited this
country 20 1852. and sgsin 10 IsSs-a pe.
nod Of seventeen yesrs apart Psssons -.
predicting ihst i wilI again visif us q the
close o. period Of ssvensesn years IRON is
last sdsent- This would make it resppssr
IN 1866. This may Be true. Or is nav moi,
Il is ~eiIio Be prepared for il. bus sos 10
fear H. Tenpersnce. regularly. snd clean.
i'aess ere excellent psophyIseiiies sgsiss,
sii e'sessss. and little exus eslsivssics Of
'h-se will % 90 harm i fhe seooree sbouId
'os visit -. end great desl Of good IL i
should We have ample time 10 prepare for
/ visitation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-12

by order of Lieutenant Genersi Grant
twenty three Msjor Generals. thirty mia.
Brgadier and Brevr, " sjor Gensnls, t~en.
'y-ihree Brigsdier Generals and one Brevsl
Brigsdier Genera, eighsy-.x 10 I'll, have
been assigned 10 duty 10 eighteen Military
Departments. each Of which is conns nded
BY Msior General, making. in ali. one
hundred md four Generals retained in ses-
vice. besides considerable number no,
enumern'et IN this order. The following
indians Genersls. or Generals charged W
70 lndlsna, have been provided for ia this
o'd<r- Brigaaier and Brevet Msjg Generai
Chapman, 70 The Department VI Missouri,
undsr command Of Msjor General John
Pope; Brgsdler end Brevet MsJor GeDersl
JEFF: q Davis. 10 Department o. Kentucky.
under ccmmaId Of Major Genersl j. A.
Palmer; MsJDr General A. J. food, 10 De-
psrIment u Arkansas and Indian Territory.
commanded By Major General J. J. Rey.
nolds (oi Indiana. and Bngsdier and Bre-
yet Major General Eswsrd N. NcCook. 10
Department u Calfornis, commanded b.
Msior Genersi Iuin Mcdowell Generals
Wood and Mccook ere charged up 70 Ind
ans, although the former ls from Kentucky
and tie later from Oais- This 10 doing in
justice % merIlOnc,x offers from our o~nl
S'sis. Msjor Genehl Lew. Wallace 10 left
0us q the Programme slaogeiher, and Nj sior
General Mir0y hss cent 10 his resignsrion
The latter intends 20 make Tennessee bic
Dsurs residence. TIE people can see By
ms programme not only the enormous eost of
'as Military Department VI the Govsrnn ens.
DOT the political influences and power ths,
Aill be wieided ibrosgh i. 10 the future e-
The whole United States 10 Gu, up Into sIil.
t'ry Divisions snd Departments. and the
'ommsnesnis ct each. with large poxe rsI
md bsyonsts 70 back them. are responsible
'lone 20 lhe central Government. THIS
'res not LOOK like restoring the Uoion % il
rss, with az economical government. sin.
lie aud pnre.-Indiasspoiis Seminal.
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The BIG DEBr DrsTsrsUrKp.- .- Es,imss.
ing Inc Nsdcnsi deb, st s25o0OOOO00 and
sppcrioning i according 10 The number oi
the white male sdults over twenty years of
sge 10 the different sections Of The country
y h-s been found that the proportion Of the
New England Sn,es is sos SIS. $50 o.: I:
81 the middle States, $40. .ls5,s42 %: Of
the Western States. Sse1. .s2s.s4e s5; and
Of the Pacific states. Ss5 sss.s77 IS. This
sslcUIsticn makes the South responsible for
over 100000 900 Of debt. n we srpees
The South % Psy her proportion Of the NJ
lionaI debt. she must De placed 10 position
Shere her industry can Be made available.
Boston Courier.
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GA rsasl @osff officer sho 6ed vish
Jef. Dsv's says tkst the exact spot ~hsss
the CoEseders'e Govsrnnens died - A
Washington. Ca Il ~ss there thar 10
cavalry Of Duke and Wheeler insisted On
dividing among themselves some Il the Mex.
'esn doIisrs that the lying Goversnest held
IL wss there thai Mallory deserted the Csbi.
ne'' Benjsnin stsie himself sxsy. and
there Reagan resigned HE ofice. and Breck.
'ari1gs foiIosed stiII his chief - . eoup.p-
'on. but not . Secretary Of war. In short
'he rebel Go'er1neBt died :, wsshisssoa.
. sls0 from Washington il hsc received its
s<ai6D'o~- WigisII 90 lei, behind at Al.
lsnts on spree, end thus escaped espsurs.
" ssa'ngton y, or sss, the residence Of
Gen. Robert Tcombs.
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What We Nay Expect in Hesvsn.
A ''inersnt gospsIier sss holding forth
% : Kentucky ssd'sses. on The Kiaedon q
heaven:
-Hesven. my beloved hearers . Rlori.
ous. besstifuI. spIesdsfsross. ssesIiseo-
rue place. Eye hath not seen. esr hath sos
aesrd,. . hes not entered into The insRss.
'ion q any cracker 10 these d egins /. nat
esrryiaas 90 the just made Perfers hass %
'hsr- 10 heaven they 60 is 9Th : psrSsc,
'Ooseness. 10 shor'. ~ hesssss. is is sInoss
sqosl 10 OLD Kestseksr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-12

THE TOMATO As FOop--A good medics
authority sscribes 10 the tomato the follow
ing very important medical qualities:
], That the tomato 10 one Of the mos
powerful sperisnts OF the liver and other Or
gsns; where bsIomeI is indicated u is one Of
she most Effective snc the least hsrnfu
niedics agent kno~n % the profession
. That chemical extract will bs Oh.
tanned from il ihs, ~iIl supercsde the use Of
csicmel IN tie cure OF disease.
,. That he hss successfully tresied disr.
rhGs wilh this fhis article alone.
4 Thst ~hen used - an article or diet.
n almost sovereign for dyspepsis and 10.
digestion.
=: Thst il should Be constantly used for
daily food. Either cooked Or ss, Or in rhe
form 81 cs'.uP. iis the most healthy article
nov in use.
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GA correspondent writing from Rsch:
mond. relates sn incident a. folloss.
Talking Of osths reminds ne Of Z : ioes,
JOKE. which ny pen cannot resiss seeor dips.
a nodes' young country girl. on sppIyiue
ior rsiions 70 one Of our relief sgen.s. . lev
days ago. ~ss asked il she had ever ssk..
tAs oath No. indeed. wss her ,erriasd
reply Il nsser s~ore in all nv fife" -.Bu,
you must iske The oath. my good gir.- ssid
'he ssenf. 'Or cannot give yoo shs rssio.,.
~ indeed CAN'T cir. said the gisI, mother
sissys taught me 10 never s~esr. The
agent mildly persisted. and the maiden -
pef'lnse'ously refssed al attempts a Der.
suss'on. uatii. overcome st last By the con.
n'es be'seen necessity and her high sens.
% moral duty, she sfamneret out vuh
do~nessi lido. Well. cir. il you wiII MAKE
me GO such horrid. wicked thing. d-n Il.
Yankees
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ExcDuscF NEcRoEs FEox EVANSVILLE ~
We learn from passengers who arrived her.
this morning from EvsnsviIle on the Lad,
'orsee, that The negroes o. that town were
fleeing from i 10 sli directions, and thai
the widest excitement and tear has taken
possession 81 the eolofed people 10 thai
place. The Lady Grsee brought s~sy some
twenty i've nnding most Of them a Csn-
melton. The citizens of Evansville are
wholly unable % control ihe spirit of is~.
lsssDess. and i would seem that nothing bu,
the complete riddsnee ofthst ei,y ofnegroes
Will sstisfy those engaged 10 the nosous
demonstrations N. A. Ledger.
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IL The Richmond whir makes shrcwd
argument against negro suffrage. The mil
i'sry authorities interfere bei~eea th@ frs -
men snd their employers 10 regulate wsges,
on the pies shst the ignorant negroes could
Dc imposed upon; hence the Whig could no,
discover The consistency of grsntin. the
bsIlo, 70 penPie 90 ignorant ,hs, they can
not be trusted 10 make their own con,rscts.
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nTWe hear Of = gres, deal Of sickness
in the surrounding counties. % well 80 il
our own. in consequence of the prevailing
Get and hOs westher Of the past three or
fourseeks- Intermittent snd bilious levers,
cbiIIs snd fever, snd eryapeIss are quite
common. but readily yield % medical treat.
A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-12

0Ws Thought - he'd heard Of ! rood
many green" people 70 oor dy. ~ thers
- young isdy 10 Pissssatvills. Okis, uhs
beats our time considerably .-Shs 20 .a-
rss the o'hsr night. and The ssxs ssrsiag
sppssred before : nssissrs.s to eater !
complaint sssisa her husband for -.stiss
liberties sish her, "-SsIen Dsnoers,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-12

NEw YoHx. August 3.-Ths Hersl6s
Washington eorrespondeDs says: Arjotsnt
General Thomss estimates that there are
100000 eciored troops in the service. Pre-.
vious 10 the close Of the rebellion there
wsrs 10000. which wss reduced By the
mpsisr oss Of State orRsnisauons.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-12

GTIn Louisville. Ky, the sslsnes oil
school teachers hsve JUST been fixed thus.
Superintendent. 81. 500; principals Of gram.
mar schools, 81 $50; principal Of male high
echo 81. 5000; principal Of female high
school. $500 Assisisnt teachers receives
from $3.50 to 500.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-12

Z - ~~-~-F-%~% - ~
During the ls,e debate ia ,he Briri-
Parliament. member stated that in Eng
land and Wales alone ,here were mi.iloi
~ PsnPers. and five hundrsd ,hoUsand nor,
on the verge Of psuperssm. The heary na
tionsl dsb, snd the hish taxes necessary !,
meet The interest upon /, ~sre assigned !
the cause"
fseis like The foregoing upse, sll The q.
spun theories put forth to convince m.
pubic mind ihst "a nsiion,l cebt ~.
'ionsl blessing" The following sreumen, /.
used in one oi JAY CocKE's handbiils. wLich
have teen circulated Ell over The country
a. sornd doctrine IN political economy.
"The Funded Debt Of the United States
j. 10 etirct the addition Of three thousand
millions OF dollars % The previously realize
wesl'h of the nation. u i three thousand
millions added to is sv.iIsble active c.p.,sl
TO pay this deb. would be 10 ex'inguish this
capital and 10 lose this wealth. rs exsia-
guish this cspilsI ana lose this wealth xouIs
BE 90 ineoneeisa Die great national ni.fof-
tune
u the sbove theory j. correct. then il MI.
lows a. losics! conclusion that the isrrer
the indebtedness Ct The nation rhe greater
g ~esi'h. and The payment oi the debt.
these new-fsngied fnsnciers say. -~ouldI
ee 90 inconceivabIy great nsiional misior
tune" But What j. the result u experiences
Eneisnd - bufdenes " wth sn immense pub-
nc DEBT. Does il add TO rhe wealth of Grestl
Britain. or benefs, the producing classes.
upon ~hom the burdens of the G oyernmenll
Tests' We are told that 10 Engsnd and
" sles alone there are N lion u pauYer.
I'D i've hundred shoussna men on The e
u Pauper-m. W hat occasions this desti.l
utsonl Cerssiniy not the wsDt ofa funded
irbt u colosssl character English states
men, End they should certainly be sDsc 10
som Pfebend the qaesiIon. slake ihss ihe
;au-e OF the psBPerism in Gfest Britnin l.
ne -hesvy nsti0Dsl debt ard The high ssxesl
necessary 70 meet The interest u2un ss.'' III
not siicgegther p'obsble ihst ih- same
'su-e which produced the psuperisrn IL
Lhgisnc .iii have = similar eject ia this
-ouniry. The idea toe, debt j. wealth il
sliscy that should receive 40 encourage. 1
nent whsseser-no. NOT even 10 sns~ers
nporsfy purpose. The lighter Fhe burden
snicn Inc Government mhy impose upon
ne people. iae greater th- blessings il con.
err upon them. lies not our heretofore
heap and econsfnicas Il Goserum4 IA been the
ar Ds'n sAuse ~ insi;inz emigration .rcn
ne t-x-rieden naHon. ol EuropeE cf course.
''e ie-r she ciiizen has a contribute 4, ;h-
1pPofi q tue Government the more 49, x,lsl.
sse e sce 70 the comfort and happiness 81
'mseii snc those dependent upon nia. All
rssy cebi . upon u. II ~. cr shcngc De.
'e province 81 ~ise ststesmsnsh . not only
) stop is further increase. buf diminish \,
rapidly Is possible. Tn can only BE-
me BY inculcsllsr the necessity of The
ost rigid economy 10 public expe nditures.
that the burdens Of taxation may be Ies
ned. and thus avoid the evils winch The
'blic debt has brought upon i:ngland and y
ner nx-rlct-n Pe-pie.-Sisie Senli1sl. =
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MT DEAR SiK:-f have receives your yer,
poiis insitsiion. on bebals OF the citizens Of
'he United States Of America Who are IN
Geness. 10 Mrs. Mcclellan and myself %
join Them Al dinner to-day.
l regret thai il siII not be in our power
70 DO ourselves ;he pleasure OF meeting with
you IN the celebration Of this mosr interest,"
ing anniversary Of the most sacred dsy in
the American calendar. Although I esnno,
meet You 10 person. hope that YOU wil,
permit me 70 express lhe intense Joy and
pride with which, in common xith s!l Amer.
'esns. look upon the recent glorious sue.
ces-es Of our gallant armies under Grant,
and Sherman.
A. these victories have finally crushed
'he srmrd opposition 70 the General Gov.
eminent. end have brvught back The Whole
" the national domain under rhe 10 d u our
Tag. ! trust that this Anniversary Of The
Ss''on's Birthday will be the opening Of y
n~s era In our hisiory-wtcn brotherly
'ose will sgain prevail between the people o.
ne once ronisnding seciions-.hen IN ,hs
's1ses - The l-te war shall have disappear
'c-~hen The idea Of secession shall be re-.
safdsd sniifeiy % thing of the past-neverl
lesin 70 o. revived. end c.rng which we
'nali become stronger. more united. and
more prosperous nston ,h,n ever before.
moot sincerely unite ~i.h ven in the
e-iin2s q sorrow and indignation ~hieh
'ssr beer % universally expressed for fhs
ossrtly nnrder which deprived the eoun- \
y Of iis Chief Msgi-usie. and in rE.e desire
o AFFORD me moe, loyal sDpport 10 ~ sue. Y
-ssor- iiusi Too. thar YOU will unite
'rh me in the hope ihst. since We have
omplesely vindlcsted our national strength
nd military honor. bv she entire defeat
u'n OF our late enemies. our people viii
ursue msgnanimou- snd merciful cour-.
oss'd fallen foe--cDe thsf viii tend 70
often 'hr bitter feelings iaevi,sbiy csosedl
y long and earnest var. snt 10 res,o-e
he confidence snd kind feeling ,hss should
xisi between those ~ho o~s sIlegisnee roi
y fsme Government. end belong 10 The |,
sme people N
Begging ihsf you ~iIl convey 10 the com I
a''ee. and 70 The gsn,elmen they reprss~ns. i
y sincere thsnks for their very courteous \
s''s'ien. am. my dear .ir. very truly aud |
- ecifulIy. yours. 4.
Gro B. Mcclellan. III
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G5Is m. not be known 20 sll our re
turned soidIers shsi ihs legislature. st il,
'sss session. Exempted from the payment ot
f-xss % rs-e, our county bounty orders. eli
vcsunieers who have been 10 'he service one
year o. Ern0re and sho have not received .
county b0uny OF three hundred dolI.r- o.
over. Th- snscrment ISIS TolIowr. beinc
'h- fifth -eciion d rh~ sci Of March 81.
1866
!isler-by Provided that in;sll cases o.
taxes sss~-srd and chs raed I o pay o.; sub
c-bis % ere nsn1- in ms scl. on ,he FRO,
,rt. q persons - b. hay : been. o. are nov
IN rns nsvsl, marine Or military service of
ihe Uniiec Si,f~s ia,he wu Tor su,pres.inr
he Souih~rn rebellion. OF the i.mites o.
descendants. nor Including subsu,uI.-. or
tho-s who received boz mites from counrs--.
10 the snouri Of three nubcre q dollars o.
over, ibe s-rsIces u sue n person - being Or
having b-~n 10 tre milir sry service shall BE-
's-~m,t equal 70 such L. xes aud said rsxes
.nssis b. --iishec end cssebsrged on The or.
c~r Of tho Bosrd Of Commissioners O. sb~
proper county Or IN vac siion OF Sid Board
On The o'aer-oihe Ccunry Auditor, prOvised.
sn.t ne p<osIsons Of is.ss secsion shall MOI!
sssend'o O. snbrses seonnis.ioned ofFcers.
Any prss.s ss.id.r 90 ron % mmis-soued
'f'ie.r sso fncs hinseIs s.se.sed ior rhr
socs- 'sr may have enremiIied by srpl,Ing
= 'is esus''J Aod'lOr. 80 Ihe Csus', Com
u''--'oasr. she's shry are 10 sesslor.
= Ne ssuss a. gst- tie counties .ourl
yssr' aHhHn shs-h to p.x the debt er-sles
y tne 's-o. d iln<ss ORD ~rs, intending thsr
We 'sa sha!l BE- collected IN instslIment-
'Asi \ nav rot become oppressive npou Ihe
peorie.-S incsnnes Sun