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DIR. T. ]. KIsNER.
5CTIC MEDICINES.

/ HcSI1G mEDlCIHES.
NEW TREATMENT a NEW REMEDIEs
oEFIcE, 81 ST., CENTRE WHEELING. VIVA
| NE Is. HAVING SECURED THE SER
II, VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
VII aItend 70 the PREPARATION OF medi-
be him to Give RoT ata6tio6 Sf r. Will ant ena-
tents. especially TO his many friends in the
country. His medicines are all prepared in
TENTS by himself DR.. K treats All Siise.sLe -
Soth Aeute and Chronic. with which humans
remedies which have proved remarixaIIY
successful in many OF those obstinate cases Of
S,iIOlio 1iseeses Which heretofore have been
50 snpPosed 70 be incurable, among which may
e named: Consumption, Scrofula Dis
SSnarges nom the Ear, Ozena, Enlarged GLANDS
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Com pIafntG.
bEonchlus and all diseases OF the Throal
and Air Passages. Hypertrophy and ali otb-
or diseases of the Heart, NeuTaigia. EpIIeDSyI
spinal Affections, and all diseases Of the Ser-
Hous system ris acknowledged by all who have
ever known to the medical profession DE- K
mas been eminently successful in the treat
MenstTul DISTINCTIONS, Painful MenstTustion
LeucrThea1 Uterine and Ovarion Tumors
f509isps ,E Uten and an Nervous diseases TO
He makes a specially in the treatment OF
an chronic Affections of the GenIto Urinary
EIYansy VIZ: Catarrh of Bladder and Urethra,
1Er1ta6le Bladder, and Non-retention and
98r1ooling Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Phllitic Diseases in asll their Varied f6rI5s
Shonanhea, its complications and sequeiias,
RI InaLorrhea and Impotency, and all afec-
$50 special attention paid 70 the treatment
~ T SInIas, White Swelling, Scrofulous
SuLe5.I Har1cose Ulcers, DC. Persons afflicted,
HaIuSniariy with old troublesome cases,
nnonia lose no time to call on or address DR..
A19NEh- &C. Communications containing fea
Prompt1y noticed. ONCE prescriptions and
uasSOane cash. For visits in city same as
otner Physicians. Once hours, Q A. N. TO Il
MI =. ID. too p. NJ, and P. NJ. to9P. NJ.
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State Commission NoticeI
Notice 20 Loyal sIave.OWner..

THE COMMISSION APPoINTEDRYTHp
II secretary Of War, under the 24th section
o. o. the Act ohCongress, approved February
Z1tn, lsSi, and Section II. OF an Act approve
July 18th, 1856 in respect to slaves enlisted n
drafted into the military seryfcs m me TTSiSti
StateS having assembled at the CITY OF Par.
keLSouIS, west Virginia, on the twelfth day
OF December, 1886, and duly organjze[i as Dsy
directions nom the War DspaTtn1ent n
hereby give notice to all Whom IL NAV 1,ono
Germ: That said Commission wiz sit y, III
city OF ParkersburK, West Va on The IAN
DAY OF December, 1856; and as long thereafter
~ may oe necessary al thesame place for the
completion of all business paTtainInS to ~
commission. Claimants for comnsnSa3 to-
SiS ~ SO Acts Of CongreSs are respect
diTecfsd 4ESRF 4aI GEsik e Of G %ay be.
For the Information of those interrsta, We
EeSPecunlly invite their attention TO the fol-
living instructions received from the War
First. No claim will be entertained 1nIe.x
y = SHOWN that the Slave enlisted. or was
ora, e IN The State for which the 6ommis-
Second. No claim will be entertained
Enen the ownership or title to the Services az
me party ENLISTED, is based upon a SAFE mr.
transfer made subsequent to ne cifafffr, ~ ~
enlistment OF the Slave. VI
must Me Win Claims ne IN h and sT1STustees
parties they represent, satisfactory eytdenoe
Sn1II.1S ~ nave 2sen isgally invested with
--fourth- Claimants viii be reonIra5 -
designaie the regiment and the eomnanv IN
winch the soldier for whom they claim cnrn n
penSatton, served - S-4HAA - o eoAtT
mn Parties claiming cornpensatton for
more IMAM one servant, or slave. enIisfeff or
9 lI.I u solQler, mnst ME separafe and
distinct claim for Compensation m saeh easss
sSl4Lh. The claimant's valid titls to me
save az me time OF enlistment or dram. and
ms ~ active loyalty during the war,
Md1bION p ARIsS, Prest or Board.
~ ~ !. =. BR0WNi Memb.of Board.
1acius lS SaS E@SCHLEY, Memb. of Board. i
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PURE.sT AND SWEETEST COD LIVER Or. In
the world, manufactured from fresh selected
Livers on the sea coast. This on is charac-
terized by q sweetness and purity peculiar TO
1t alone. Its reputation is so great that II
takes the lead OF other Oils, and is universal
ly prescribed by physicians. Remember TO
ask for Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver OIL. -
CASwELL, MACK & CO., New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
For sale by all druggists.
marU-mwseowIy
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BUhNErT's CocoAINR.-This is said to
ing OF a place on the toilet table. An
advertisement of it may be found in
our local column.-PittS6Wrgh ChristiGH
4dUOcate.
Our Pittsburgh friends may use ia
voring extracts for their hair, and put
Burnett's Cocoaine in their cakes, and
ice-creams. but those articles would
hardly set "well on the stomachs" OF
people outside of the coal dust OF the
smoky City," We should like to in
quire of our Christian AdUocdte friend
how long it takes TO produce, by the use
of Cocoaine, a good crop Of hair on a
"CharlOtte Russo" or pair of side
whiskers on pound cake. Hairs in
hash are bad enough, but when you get
them in cakes and buildings, it's u little
too much.-CTercLdnd Herald.
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We are pleased to learn that Mr.
William Holiday has been re-appoinI-
ell Inspector of Tobacco and Gisafs.
He has heretofore filed the ONCE 10
the entire satisfaction of the revenue
Department and the nD anuiaGtuIeIs.
He is an honest, faithful, capable man,
and one whose loyalty Is beyond the
possibility OF suspicion
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RIVER AND wEATHER--The steamer
Potomac, from Cincinnati, arrived yes
terday afternoon. She had on eonsid-
cradle freight, principally pig metal,
belonging to John Hamilton & Co.
The Wheeling and Parkersburg
Packet Company have purchased the
steamer Rebecca, and intend her to
supply the place of the Eagle.
The weather yesterday was cloudy
and warm, in the evening it began to
rain
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WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS:
The name and value Of each article of our
goods are marked on Tickets PLACED in
SEALED ENVELOPES, and well mixed
ON receipt Of . cents, an envelope contain.
ing such TICKET Will be drawn without
choice, and delivered at our once or sent NV
mail to any address. The purchaser affs,
seeing what article It draws and its yaineI
which may be from One TO Five Hum.
dred DoliarSS-can then, on payment M
One Dollar, receive the article namsj ~
my 11 e1cnSnge II for any otner article mark
Ticket draws an, article worth ONE D0T
LAR, or more ES-NO BLANKS,
Our patrons can depend on prompt returns.
,1,,j 1 -, s Stao1 totn De fRlIletdtety
hreTed at our Office. i'-- itl
-. Letters nom may persons acknowledging
the receipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS, from Us.
may be seen on file at our office. anon
whom we are permitted to refer 10 'AAiions
J9nn- :. HolcOmb, LambertyilIe,
go SStd Mateh. value $50, Mrs. 5. Bennett
chine: $50. Edwin Hoyt. STANFORD. 6so1 ~
Sold Lever Watch, value $40. Hon. r. n
! a5s Ssssti5IgfIon p soS q Diamond Pin:
nue., Piano, $3.50. Mrs. NJ jackson 1f3 Nfns
I Ioa a, street n: Sewing Machine, so.
MISS L Collins, Atlanta, Ga. Diamond Ins
Ter KING, 20 llr. Henry smith, worcester
Mas MAS, Sewing Machine SIS. II. shaw, Isl
Boyntont Nashville, Tenn, MeIodeon- sim
lanes Russell, Montgomery, Ala C3oId
hhunun$ Match, $50. r. 7. smith, Proyi-
9enee, x. l., silver Lever Watch S6O : Oscar
Ruruyt Madison, n. J., Music Box So. Hon
X ,. Newer, ST. Paul, Mimi. Cod Watch
Vs. VS., Z sPsHy, LitchfieId. Conn, Sivefs
49, Y 1tSh' 30, -, " M T.. Peck, Harlem, Ills
2 nuSic BOX, 80 VIM Raymond BayfoIl'
ONO. silver Tea Set, SI25. Miss z II,
Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear Rinps
ssS@ P1eue Beaudins st, Charles Hotssll
NeT OrisanS, Diamond Ring, STT0 Ms
Martina Barnes, St Louis, Mo- Meiodeosss
SEA CHANCE TO oBrAISlANY on
GHE ABOYE. ARTICLES FOR ONE DOL
.AR BY PUQHASING a SEALED ENVE-
Entire Satisfaction Guaranfeed 10 An!
80 Tickets fog One Dollar, ID for Two
nsnss 70 q aFe1t iSe Do9lisrS Great induce
Anlettets should be addressed az ~ 100
j. H. RAY q CO.,
d.,a s,,aso SO broadway, New York.
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nm tnrtber termination of sebrights

THE further eIeLnIHalIOuUI SSDLIBII
case has been postponed to next conrt.
The court refused to grant new trial
in the first case for which he was tried,
and adiudged to pay fine of one hum
dred. The Judge was about TO add TO
the fine thirty days imprisonment,
when Sebright's counsel moved an ap-
peal. he is yet to be tried, in conjunc-
tion. with the case now pending, on
charge of bribery. ra
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Sur Sail.
valuable Farm 81 n BROOKE County.

= I
West Virginia, for Sale
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL OFFER AT
l. public sale, on the premises, on TUES
DAY, THE 18th -DAY-oF- MARCH, 1866, the
farm of the late Jesse Edgington, in Brooke
county, W est Va, nearly opposite the city. of
Steubenville, bounded on the west by the
Ohio river, and on the south by the Holli.
days Cove pittsburgh and SteubenViIIe)
Rail Road, containing 565 acres, the greater
part cleared and in grass l-st = 80
Attention IS invited to this sale. as proper
ty so desirable, seldom comes into the mar
ket. The land will be divided into tracts OF
different sizes, and Will be sold as a whole, or
In lots 10 suit the views OF buyers.
A plat of said land Will be in the hands of
Geo. e, Orr, ESQ.,, adjoining the land on and
after the 10Th of March. He will show the
land. l.t- ali E7TII EJ-I
TERMs.-One-third the purchase money to
be paid on the list dayo April. 1867, and the
residue in two yearly payments, with inter
est from said Isl day OF April, 1857, to be Sc
cured by mortgage or deed OF trust. Possess
ion given when terms OF sale are complied
with. T. HAMMOND,
Executors OF Jesse Edgington, decd.
JoHS II. BRrcELAsD, and Others, heirs at
law OF RACHEL BRICELASD, deceased.
marll-dtd
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Montrose Cottage Farm for Sale

Montrose Cottage Farm for Sale.
THIS BEAUTIFUL FARM Is ON THE
line OF the Hemptleld r. r., four miles
Tom the city OF Wheeling, and contains So
acres, 70 or which are under cultivation, and
Possessing <-he following Inducements: a neat
dwelling OF rooms. with hall, Kitchen,
Cellar, lce-houSe, coal-houSe, milk house.
storage-houSe, barns, stables, ,cOrn-cTib. &c
together with an orchard OF the finest fruit
trees, and coal privilege OF about 90 acres
The grounds about the dwelling Is tast efully
shrubbery and shade trees of the choicest va
riety. This place to be appreciated, must be
seen. Terms 10 suit puTchaser See
THOS. O'BRIEN,
mRH-lw Real Estate Agent
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Coal and Lands for Sale.

1917 ACRES OF COAL, ~ MILES FROM
face small; 50 acres OF land undsrlaIcI With
coal, SO miles from the city, on the n r. r.,
good dwelling house, barn, spring house and
nne orchard; l72 acres of land underlaid with
goal = mile from the river, no better land In
tne STATE 1. IRWIN.
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A Good Chance to Invest in Real
-- ii E1 Estate. ei-.-.

"a 1OO0 SnduC6 TO Invest IN heaI
~ 80 Estate. H a'..5'-
Valentine Giesey 5uol 49, a., :, -
Henry Z Humphrey ct ais - N''''i-H
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
Died lnthis cause blythe Circuit Court Ohio
county, at the December term thereof, 1855, 1
shall as Special Commissioner named in said
decree, offer at pullc sale to the highest bid
der. at the front door or the Court House of
Ohio county. on saturday. the I'd day of
March, 1867, at 01S O'Clock, n M, the fol-
lowing described property, that is 10 say:
The full lot OF land on the east side OF
Wheeling Creek, Immediately south OF and
adjoining the east end OF what is known as
the East Wheeling bridge, on Zane street in
the city of W heeling, said lot being known as
number one IN of a number OF lots lying on
the east bank OF said creek, south OF the end
OF said bridge, together with the brick house
standing on the same and the other appuIte-
nances OF the said lot.
The building is large, recently repaired and
IN good order. 1t L arranged for occupation
by four families OF tenants, aud Its purchase
would be SAFE and paying investment,
premises. -~ ".'
TERMS OF SALE.-Oue-third of the pur-
chase money and such additional sum as the
purchaser may desire TO pay, in hand, the
residue in two equal instalments at six and
Twelve months, respectively, with interest
| from the day OF safe the purchaser giving
bond with good personal security for the de-
ferred instruments.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
Jan29-dlawtd Special Commissioner.
The above sale Is postponed until Saturday,
March 9Th, at lO1z O'Clock, q, m:
maT5-lw WILLIAM p. HUBBARD.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday
March 23d. at lOIz o'clock a. m. -
WM. p. HUBBARD.
mRrll-td Special Com'r.
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THos. E. BEANS, late of the firm of
Stein Bros, has gone to Philadelphia
and is connected with the House of
Newburger & Haehstadter. Thegenial
face and summer crown OF our friend
will long be remembered in this city.
May he ind many friends in the Qua
keF CITY,
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his of,ies
ENDORSEMENT OF 'rIJF ppESS

=, Inc many thousands cured at this estab-
i ihsntneht within the last twenty years, aud
Lhe numerous important surgical cjperatiOns
PeIloIIned by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
IePGnrIers OF The Sun and many other papers
again before the public, Besides his standins
t ~ gentleman of character and Tespecta-
piIily Is a sufncient guarantee to the afflicted.
sR1N DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL.
rnar5-lrn -
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JAIL Observation-Disclosures after
noon. about four o'clock, lot of six
prisoners made their escape from COM
Portable quarters in the county Jail un-
der the following circumstances: In
the case of two prisoners, Toby Vance
and Bill Porter, an application for their
release WAS made, and in order to get a
writ of hdbeds corpus it was necessary
to have the evidence OF certain parties,
now confined in the jail. Two legal
gentlemen went there for that purpose.
The prison guard was in the hall
where the prisoners are permitted to
exercise themselves in the afternoon
and some of the prisoners were there,
also. The guard came out OF the hall,
locked the door, and took the lawyers
up stairs, when the legal gentlemen
came down daughter of Mr..
Farris. the JailOr. opened the front
gate to let them pass out,
About the same time the guard un-
locked the gate to go into the hall
where the prisoners were. As soon ms
he unlocked the gate the prisoners
made a rush, Pat. Quinlan foremost.
The guard knocked him down, but
was Immediately caught by Maj. Bald
win and thrown to one side. Six OF
them-Pat. Quiulan, Baldwin, Mellor,
Swan, Brady and Lawrence Cady-then
rushed out and reached the front gate
before it could be closed, and escaped
into the street. The guard gave the
alarm, and in "A few minutes Sheriff
Campbell and n number of assistants
We're In hot pursuit. Before dark they
succeeded in capturing Brady. Bald
win and Swan, but up to this writing
Quinlan, Melior, and Cady are still nj
large. -
Cady is one of the parties charged
with rape. His trial wns postponed on
account of the inability of witness 10
attend, by whom his lawyer claimed
they could prove an nlibi. His prompt
~ embracing an early opportunity to
bid the jail goodbye, is pretty clear
evidence that he hadn't much conii-
dence in the ability of his witness to
prove his absence from the scene of the
crime with which he is charged. At
any rate If he has good luck, it will be
u much eusier mutter to prove an nlibi
for him when the May term of Court
sits, as far as that honorable institu-
ton IS concerned.
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sENsENr & GIrFIS open out their new
stock OF hats, caps nnd straw goods at
their new store on Monroe street, sign
OF the big hat This is new firm. both
the members are young men well
and fayorably known in this commu-
nifty They have chosen the only busi-
overione already, at least for the nrasa
ent. They have n good field to operate
in, and understand their business. ana
they have our best wishes and those OF
all who Know them, for "a successful
career. Their goods are every single
tten new and OF the latest styles, so
that their patrons eanit NV any nOssi.
otlity get anything in their store t6at i
out OK cate or out of fashion.
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Family Notice.

,t,HE. ONLY PLACE To GIT MI tbs
celebrated Sausage. IS Al the Fruit House
- Flrh. between Monroe and quincy ST..
40 AL zlu-ls OF PEiuiu meats, vegetables %, %
m gIn.I. primo maple nolasSss- rl1InpO
~ ..il, -. = - J. X CLINE. Supt-
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Auction Sale.

WILL SELL THE BALANCE or ~.
household ard kitchen nIruituT Se'' . n,
Al auction on TUEsDAf I. -'i-.t5T'gi 49,, street
"" oe''tS O''' q, X CAiTW RIGHT,
by q so. W. SICkHAA.
AuctIODesr-
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Valuable Farm at Public Sale.

THE NEW JERSEY CENTRAL OIL AND
II, Sotl Col nPany: will sell TO the highest
80, iiy AT o clock, p. M on the premises
I Lnat Variable arm known as the Booth
E,AIn, sltuated along the Ohio river con-
ilsnous 70 The village Of CIarrington, Monroe
G9p1nay t, ONO. The Farm contains about
by John r. Booth, is aiuabie Tor fafnirat or mr.
graZns. Upon the premises is an abundance
OF Lni1er and coal. The improvements con-
sst o! Two Dwelling Houses, Out houses &C.
Also Two good bearing Apple Orchards. The
whole In inst rate fence
Con1ittons made known on day cfsale
1eb2l 3wS BY THE COMPANY. 2
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For Sale.

TWO STORE ROOMS WITH SEVEN
Dwelling Rooms each. Price $3.50 and
situated on the East side OF Main street, Gem
Te Wheeling. Also. a half lot and brick
oWelnng on same street. Apply TO
Ieb6 I'D -- Once OF Gas Com pany
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Public Sale.

FINE TWO STORY BRICK BUILD
"A ing with Store-room and Dwelling COM
bined, situated on the corner of LIST and
public sale in Bellaire, on "WEDNESDAY,
MARCH nth, 1861, at O'Clock, p. m. The
above property is well located for business,
and rare bargain may be expected.
- I.r JOHN JEFFERSON.
RELLAIRE, March 6, lS57-tda
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\ WRIT OF hGbeaS corpus was issued
yesterday afternoon about o'clock. in
favor of Tony Vance and Bill Porter.
who had been in Jail for some months
ON charge of grand larceny, and they
were released from confinement. Such,
however, is tho unauthorized spirit OF
cussedness which exists in their souls-
that in less than three hours they We're
both arrested ana put in the lookup
for breach ofthe peace. Prison life is
the only thing suited to their natures,
and II Is only TO be regretted that our
city authorities cannot devise some
plan tor keeping such fOlons at work.
from morning until night, in wet
weather and dry. The jail, as things
so now, Is merely cOmfOrtabIe resting
ing place, and the fare a good
deal better than anything they
would get by their own exertions.
some plan ought to be devised thai
would make such fellows realize thai
the jail IS not such u paradise but that
even their stohd imnSinations could
conceive of something more akin To
fioweEy beds oIease, -
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Rim RY
L the following schedule on and after Jan.
8, 1857.
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a FrSE second hand piano tor, sale
cheap at Shsib's Music Store
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House and Lot For Sale.

oSSO clHI uOG T OF DdI6.
OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
4 Lot situated on Main street, between
quincy and John streets. II not sold nj
private sale on or before the 18th of this
t utonCn' u VIII then be offered at public auc-
mr4-d LIS ROOT
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-Four Eligible Building Lots at
DuE,iIn AucFion

wrr oFFEK FOR SALE AT AUG
| tTT In mont OF the Court House, On
S.TUEpAY, TIE lsTH inst, at IL O'clock ~;
ri four desirable building lots, lronLns q
- ,.s,.h ON Main street, extending Dack
IS1iforLn width, H. feet, situated on the east
80 Jf Main street, sDutn Of Union
IEl..i5 Or SALE--One-thlrd cash, the Dai-
auee in Two equal annual pay mentsp win
ir,t,.fesr from tnc Jay OF sale
- HASIPDES ZANE,
ruarlI-wd trustee.
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Ghe4nteltf9enee1,
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH IL.

ITIHE BEST GOLD Pen IN THE WORLD !.
is the W. IL Richards star pen G5til l. AZ
the Commercial College and get one. E'e''
pen warranted CDr.SEY
f..Dlt-tf J OhESEhS1s-.-
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TAxFsS.-The law recently passed by
our Legislature made some important
changes in the matter of tax collecting
and tax-paying. The old law author
lied the sheriff or collector to meet the
Taxpayers mt some public place in
each township, and required him to al
low the Taxpayers "a discount of ~
per cent. on the State tax only, which
II \ small proportion of the taxes usu-
ally collected by the sheriff, and conse-
quently the discount did not amount
to u sufficient inducement for tax pay
erS To take any pains to avail them
selves of IL. There was no provision in
the old law for any penalty to be i'm
posed ON those who fiIiled to pay their
taxes, but they could worry the collec-
tor by causing him to make trip after
The new law obliges the Sheriff or
Collector to post his notices at at least
six different places III each township of
the county, and to meet the people for
two days ut each place, and allow them
adiscount of "a per cent. on the whole
amount OF taxes. This requires the
Collector to advertise that he will again
meet the Taxpayers of the township
within so days after he has kept his
first appointment, but shall allow no
discount. The Taxpayers who do not
avail themselves of the privilege OF
meeting the Collector and obtaining the
discount, have until the 3Ist day of De-
cemoer in which to pay to the Collector
their taxes, but if they defer the paw
ment until after that time, they are
compelled to pay in addition to their
taxes, Jrs per cent. .H
First, there is an inducemeut for tax
payers to be prompt. and second, if
they are negligent and careless about
II and let their taxes so unpaid until
the last day in the year, there is IA pen
atty inflicted.
The school tax. both for schools and
building, Is hereafter collected by the
Township treasurer OF each township
and consequently does not go into the
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