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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08

GLOVER AND GRASSES IN THE Up
CoUNTRY.-We were pleased TO learn
from many of our friends in Hall that
they have commenced, and from still lar
ger numbers that they are preparing to
begin the cultivation of clover. They
will find in it the means of agricultural
salvation. Nor are they combining them
selves to clover alone. Timothy, herds
grass, blue grass, and other grasses, are
being introduced. Corn is too expen-
sive to raise stock on in this country,
and our people are finding it out. When
ever they manage to subsist stock chief
ly on small grain and the grasses, North
east Georgia will become one of the bss:
s,ock-raising countries in the South, and
the day is not far distant.
IthenS IYatchmaN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08

TuIrylxG PuRIrAys.-Don Piatt,
hi,nso,f . Ponnbl;..n ,brs doscr;bos .
''''0''' { =, '''"' r:
CLASS VINO nave grow" up "S i0'6' vi
The Republican body polite;
There is a ring Of loud-mouthed pro-
fessors Of extra piety here that has stolen
more, and has more to show for its steal
ings, than any other ring in Washing
ton. Its members are prominent in all
pious and charitable moves. They pre-
side over meetings of citizens looking to
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08

THE FARMERS TAx.-Tho Commis-
Sioncr Of Internal Revenue decides that
farmers arc required to make return of
produce sold within the year. but not re-
quired to return produce until the same
is sold. Representative Reeves has had
further correspondence with the Bureau
of Internal Revenue, which adhercs to
its decision heretofore announced that
farmers selling their produce from wag-
ons or stalls in cities must pay the spe-
cial license tax of ten dollars as produce
brokers. There are indications that the
Committee of Ways and Means will
strike out this legal feature from the in
ternal revenue bill.-Chron cG Sentinel.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08
Administrators Sale.
C'hnrnken County:

Georgia Cherokee County:
By virtue of an order of the Honorable Court O.
Ordinary of said County. will be sold before th'
Court House door in the Town of Cumming For
svth County Ga, on the first Tuesday in June next
within the legal hours of sale the following property
viz; al the right title and interest of Thompson
Westbrook late of Cherokee County deceased in and
to the Dover of Sarah lfolbrook, widow of Christie
phpr Holbrook, late OF Forsyth County deceased
isad interest being one clilds par) said premises
lies three miles West Il Cumming (Ga) Soldfortht
benefit OF the heirs ANA creditors of said Thompson
Westbrook, deceased, Terms Cash. March 3Ott
1870.
w. J. Christian,
A. d. Smith,
Administrators.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08

SOMEBODY HOLD THAT NlGGEE.-
Simeon Beard, the Augusta muIatto
wound up his speech at the Washington
Bullock meeting with these words:
In conclusion, give us what NC ask
strike out the bingham amendment,
which ties US hand and foot. We don't
want soldiers; We want the power to
raise a militia; we want guns put in our
hands and we will sec whether we can
not protect ourselves. Give us this,
and We will give you the State OF Geor-
gia evermore. [AppIause.l
Simeon is afraid Of losing his loaing
place in the State Library, and being
forced to work for a living like other
"niggers"-that's what hurts him.
Say. News.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08

POISONED BY JASMiNEs.- yestcr-
day little daughter of DR.. VIM. G. Phil
lips Isabel Phillips. aged eighteen months
died from the effects of poison. The
child WAS in full health, but happened to
get hold of few yellow jasmine flowers
which it eat, and which caused death,
notwithstanding the most active RENE
dies were immediately administered.
DR.. Phillips resides near the Arsenal and
has but recently made this country his
home. His sad bereavement should be
a warning to parents and cause them to
keep their children out of reach ofthesc
daugcron. flowers. - Chr0n. q Sentinel,
29th.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08
Georgia Cherokee County:

George w Brooke applies to be appointed Guar
dian OF Joseph and Qum eagle, minors under fur
teen wears Of age This is to cite all persons con
cernpd to be and appea, the term of the Court OF
Ordinary. to he held next after the expiration OF
Thirty dave from the first publication OF this Notice.
and show cause II any they have, why said George
W Brooke should not be intr"ated with the G"ard
isn>hip Of lie person and property OF said Minors.
This Narch 81 1870.
w. L. d. Moss, Ordinory.
printers Fee S
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08
AN INCIDENT.

At the white House at the signing BY
the President, of the Fifteenth Amend.
mcnt, a venerable old gentlemen who
was in the crowd cried out when the an
nounccmcnt was made that the negroes
could now vote everywhere "Well,
gentlemen, you'll all be damned sorry
for this" The speaker was Dent SEN
ior, the father-iu-law Of the President.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Friday Morn. April s, 1870.
WILL We HAVE A LIBERTY PARTY 2

This is question of incalculable mo-
mcnt to the American people. lndicI-
tions arc frequent and emphatic in the
Northern States, that the people arc not
dead to liberty; that there will yet rally
a great popular party in defence of Con-
stitutional government. We do not know
whether it is wise to hopo for such an
event or to dread its possibility, Such a
movement means cicil ,car, and can
hardly result in the restoration Of Con-
stitutional liberty. That, for the Amcri-
can people, is gone forever.
Without resistance, by the northern
people, to the Congressional Oligarchy,
there will be but two parties Congress
and the Executive; an irresponsible
legislative tyranny or military empire.
With the very profound thinker and
writer over the signature of PYTHON, as
between such governments, wcwou!d un-
hesitatingly accept the latter. Indeed
we have had decided inclination to
military government ever since Congress
commenced its outside reconstruction leg
isation, and we will rejoice, as the next
best thing which can happen to the coun-
try when Cromwell or Bonaparc puts
his heel upon all other tyranny.
Any one with a moderate share ofPo-
ltical knowledge can see where we are
now drifting, While there is a POSSIBLE
ty of popular opposition Congress and
tic Executive will ddrGRcc in seeming
harmony; remove that possibility and
tho struggle will commence between
these departments Of Government for
the supremacy.
What VIC want is peace, order and Sc
curty. These we can never have from
Congress; these wo fear our people
would never reach through civil war;
these an Empire seems alone to promise.
We can only speculate upon the un-
avoiIabIc 1t will come, sooner or later,
in one of the shapes indicated. We trust
for the sake Of humanity: present and
future, that a civil war will not prove one
Of its agencies. Far preferable would
it be for the northern people to quietly
accept the chains the South wears o-day,
if they arc not sure Of victory--sure OF
subsequently controlling that victory
of bolting from the constitution its dcs-
tructive amendments and restoring the
relative powers of the States to The Fed
eral government. If they can only
achieve victory under some Military
Chicftain and must preserve it witt
bayoucts ii would be TAR better to avoiC
the issue of lorco and to pass quietly un
der the yoke of political bondage.
In view of tho fact that the northern
democracy in the late war, sealed viii
blood its approval of subjugating S'atc'
by Federal force, it is mauilestly beyond
its power to so back upon its record and
declare the Federal Government vol
untary and limited compact and the
States Sorcycign in aH the powers not
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08
BURKE'S WEEKLY
Estrav Notice.

Taken up by c. r Shepard Ma.i,tta district an
estrav SOW and nine Young pigs. sow about years
old black and white spotted; swallow fork in right
and smooth crop of the left ear, appraised by Levi
Stewart aud }. II. Stewart free holders 10 be worth
nine dollars if owner,hip snot proven III sixty days
will be so'd agreeab'y to law.
e. j. Shepard, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08

A ScrNr-EIu.Irand and sick wife. Husband ab-
sent two months Came back; wife going 10
parties What's the matter? She used +. +. b.
Y1unC girls lust merging into wonSnkoos asr;vs
wrss SrsrR ~ us'Es =. + ,.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08

Tie Esquimaux say; "a man who
has three wives in this world IS sure OF
heaven in tne next" lie ought TO find
peace semewhers.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08

Out in Wyoming the farmers pillow
viii .ane suaaloe..
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-04-08
THE VESTBRu VDJlER 1!
CHEROKEE
IuDIAu BL1''II'ERS.
ONE OF THE GREATEST BLOOD
MEDICINES OF THE AGE.

1t is an Indian remedy prepared from
Roots, Herbs and Plants out of the great
drug store of their Creator, A perfect
dead shot for the bite of Rattle Snake
and other poisonous insects and reptiles.
They purify the blood, produce good
appetite and invigorate the whole system
their Specific action on the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs are hum
drcd to one superior to Bnchu and for
the cure of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia.
rheumatism, Headache, Chronic Diar-
rhea and Diseases of the Vascular and
Nervous system the
{ CHEROKEE INDiiN BITTERS
Are superior to all others. For sale in
Marietta, Ga, by II. II. McCUTCHEoN
& BRO, Price 81. per Bottle.
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The County Ball.

It should be remembered that no tickets Of invitation for parties living in the county have been issued for the Grand County Ball to take place at the new Courthouse next Thursday night The committee of invita- tiou, after mature reflection, came to the con- clusion that it would be next to impossible to ticket all who should be invited, and there fore determined to issue general invitation to the ladies and gentlemen of the county, the gentlemen only paying small amount each to defay expenses of music, supper, &c. A number of tickets have been sent outside the limits of the county to dis tinguished persons, and the Committee of Invitation wish it distinctly understood that the editorial profession all over the country are invited. n~. a
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E1g~ Circuit Court is being held in the new Court-House. The beauties and convenlences of the house, combined with it's solidity and strength, are the general theme of admira- ton. Several gentlemen who have seen much of the world, among them our well-in- formed fellow citizen, Gen. c. W. ADAMS, pronounce the upper Court room the most superb he has ever witnessed; and he and other lawyers says it is positive luxury to practice in such house.
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City Drug Store.

The marked improvement in the general appearance of things in the City Drug Store is noticed by all who drop in. The recent new and very select stock of almost every de- scription of goods in the line of, business Messrs. HARGRAvEs & THOMPSON are en- gagged in, is attracting the unusual attention
 of purchasers. Among other articles just to hand, and offered at great reduction of for mer prices, can be found a great variety of fancy articles for the toilet-some of which are most supremely choice and tasty. We recommend this department of the City Drug
 Store to the ladies. Ct-ja-& e
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PEDIGREE:

Hewas sired by Brand Brignoli (now called Mambrino Prinee)-th fastest trotter ever raised in Kentucky, having made the last half mile in two mile heat, ill one minute and ten seconds in public, on the Woodland course at Louisville, and sold two years ago for ten thousand dollars (S10,OOO). His dam isby Gray Eagle, and out of ]. full sister to George Martin. Refer to Turi Register for George MarEil -Hisadain.i IS also the dam
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SAD OocURKEScE.--On Monday evening last PHILLIP RAINIER, of this place, commit ted suicide by shooting himself through the body with pistol He had had some alter cation with his wife, caused by his intemper- ate habits, shot at her, the ball passing through her hair, just grazing the head, when she fell, saying she was killed; thereupon he fired the second shot at his own person, resulting as above.
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STAT ! SCRIP
BJ.NiCsA ivLUMBERMEN.

, pRopos willb reeeived byehe undc'- signed, for bull!ding 45 panels ofRslcd. two houses, Seby 5o'feet, md the Grand Stand 50 by 6ef feet, o1i the g shdslof the Ph;llips County Agricultural al l Mechanical Associ ation, adjoining the z gfef Helena. Plan, and specifications to bt seen on application to the undersigned. Al -... 5a4Blg .qTlS1f jN t'J. HORNOR, :
 Chian an Building Com.
 Helene, April 29th, + 7os ecgza
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TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now nrepared to furnish all classes with con- stant employment at home, the whole of the time or for the spare moments Business. new, light and profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn from soc. to S5 per evening, and proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and glrls earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this notice may send their address, and test the business, we make the unparalleled offer: To such as are not well satlstied' we
 Full particulars, a valuable sample, which
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EAGLE MAMBRINO.

mHIS High Bred Stallion will make the
 \ present season ending the 1st of July, at the subscribers plantation on the Old Town Road, six miles from Helena, at $25 the season; money due when mare is served
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To the Juveniles of Helena and Phillips
 County.

The little folks-and we have many of fthem in Helena and vicinity-of the entire county, are especially invited to attend the Ball at the new Court-House next Thursday. In their fathers house there are many man. sions, and abundance of room for all who may come, and we guarantee every well behaved little boy and girl a fair showing in the fes- tivities of the evening. It is calculated that at least ten sets can be upon the floor of the upper court room of one time, and if more space is needed for dancing, some of the lower rooms can be used for the dear little people to dance in. So come on, we say. The va- rious committees, we feel sure, will take spe- cial pains to see that you, as well as children of larger growth, have an evening of innocent
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DESCRIPTION:

He is six years old this spring; a beautiful dapple gray; sixteen hands high; heavy mane and tail, and is the kindest and most gentle stallion in the country; works well anywhere, and belongs to the best family of harness horses Ill the world. ~s-r
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s Among the edit, nal corps of Memphis who are likely to bt in attendance at the County Ball next Tn sday, we hear of Col DURFF Col DUPREE Maj. BARBIERE, and Mr. HEATING.
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fbT Capt. W, W, SM] .of the law firm of HueHEs & SMITH, of clarendon, is among the Attorneys in atte lance at our Circuit Court this week. rsss s nrre el-.ls.
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w Bishop PRARt ,, of the Episcopal Church, will hold divi e*rvice at the Epis- copal Church in this ,ity, tomorrow at the usual hours.
 Pss.-The Bishop will also preach at s0 o'clock this evening.
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g The rain of last Wednesday morning was most excessive. l was accompanied by peals of thunder and most vivid and pro tracted lightning.
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y On. the present grand jury there are tYo colored men, CHAi LEY BoBo and Esquire WILLIAMS, who cond1 # Themselves, we are II Informed, with all due ,ropriety.
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,a ,g For Memphis, as us al,every Saturday evening. the safe and elt rant St Francis, Capt. BOWMAN in comlnal d.
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u1 Bev T. H. BowMs <, S,ofMemphis, will preach in the Presbyteria Church next Sab bath.
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g Maj. WATKINS, If Little Rock, is in the city at present, ! ld will remain, we iearn' until after the fes ivities of next Thurs day evening. .-.t.. mann
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fettf yOlfy, syudge: Fs~f-
 Yr;H. A A Bryant. Clerk; Ii. Il

lounty-Geo. W. Coker, Judge; Hen
 Hudson, Sheriff; John Il. Thompson,
 7on county-G. W. Vaughan, Judge; A.
 ry, Sheriff; F. M. Sans, Clerk; Isaac
 E. Assessor. T,
 .M5htgomery. county-Morgan Ussery; JqdgEe2; sWm. Reeves, Sheriff; Zara L. Cotton, Clerk: \.
 Newton county-J ames NJ, Dickeys, Judge; John Harrison, Sheriff; W. G. Harris, CierS' A. s;Onaebita county-John J. Alexander, Judge; k. Beauchamp, Sheriff |. w. Carhart, Clerk;
 Phillips County-Q K. Underwood, Judge; D. c. Gordon, Sheriff s. Clark, Clerk; Ii. 5. hGSnsof Po;6seff county S G. W. Sloan. Judgc Algey Thorn, Sheriff; G. W. Mott, Clerk; M. $. Godby, Perry county-R. S. Robertson, Judge; E. W. Baker Sheriff HShT E BTnWh Sm5hJ Judge John w. Stout, Sheriff; W. H. Hickox Clerk; James Y. Clear, Assessor. 1.,uo.1 ,,. | McClintock, Sheriff; S. Bellheimer, Clerk; W. Pulaski County-David Reeve, Judge; " 5. Oliver, Sheriff George W. M9Dlarmla' 0iefA' 'Il1es pits S SconntvGR. A. Cox, Judge; Benj, S. Davis, Sheriff James II. Howard, Clerk; John EEK Penef county@M Morris. Judge; A. D. Finn, Sheriff \. P. Alexander, Clerk; John F.
 Randolph county-C. V. Corey, Judge; J. I
 | D, c. Downey, Assessor. D aro.Jno | St. Francis county-Th0s. Pearce, Judge; nc R. GerTey, Sheriff; - -, olerh' H. T Sharh county-S T.. Yeager,. Judge; J., h. Jones, Sheriff Neil Mcleod Clerk; T. Gun ningham, Assessor. n 1 Jameson, Sheriff. C. A. P. Horn, Clerk; f. ". Scott conntyGNathan Ellington, Judge; Ma I thaniel Floyd Sheriff; l.. D. Galbreath, Olerk' | James T. Baker, Assessor.
 Sebastian county-J. A. Hanlniersley. Jndge | Thos' H. Scott, Sheriff; Wm. Patterson, Clerk:
 Saline eounty-J ohn A: Medlock, udge; Wm. NJ Park '::Sheriff; J. A. Mills, Clerk; R. Thomp- l | son, Assessor. TT 1r., la,o. T R. Smith. Sheriff. II. II. Clary, Clerk M. W. Locke. Assessor 1T, 1,,5co Jee Glow shepi: upIfn %m SY@n'E 4. eoit, 6ierk Wm ogden. AS | sessor. ts.rt so VI :, xu:Iax, Irdga. M q RodelI Sheriff; MA. Sanders, Clerk; k. w. EWerSSSr WaoSrnff uA eoenty-A. D. Blanchard, yudge;J N. Bosley, Sheriff; D. Il. Johnsohs Clerk; P. Anderson, Assessor. 1fr c,.,s.. .,. ,T,,doo. B. F. Little, Sheriff; G. w. M. Reed Clerk WlA-
 Waite county-Mil ilton Sanders. Judge W m c, Petty, Sheriff; ,Jno. A. Cole, Clerk; I. '" Leggett, Assessor. r.,,o.w IT
 Ferguson, Sheriff; JIo. F. Choate, Cierk; Jas
 n
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COENTY OEEl NERSI

ty Judge; Jos. Ii. Maxwell, sheriff; E. R, Wiley.
 AS Ashley vit eountyNWm. F. Duckworth, County Judge; J. P. Harbison. Sheriff; J. J. Curry, Clerk Wade H. Allen, Assessor.
 Bradley cuunty-ThOmas B. White County Judge; Jno Harris, Sheriff, W. W. Hughey, Clerk; Jno. B, Price, Assessor. srE
 Benton coanty-James MePherson, County %dsS ord deFt M HEet6SS 65T sniE h Fuh'F
 Crittendet codnty-Thomas l.. Dougherty. County Judge; E. M. Main Sheriff; John Swep-
 Cross countyYH B. Robertson, Judge; W. II. Cole. Sheriff; ". R. Stokes, Clerk; J. Galley, Assessor.
 W. Sesbitt, sheriff; Robt. Ii. Mckay. Clerk; W. k. Armstrong, Assessor.
 Carroll couny-Robert Rains, Judge; J. J. Grimm, Sheriff w. w. Davis, Clerk, Il.
 Crowford county-Josiah Harrell, Judge; IT, s. Anderson. Sheriff; Geo. Divelbss, Clerk; NJ.
 Conway county-A. B. Gaylor, Judge; N, ". Moore, Sheriff; W. R. Hinkle, Clerk; D. B. Nor wood. Assessor.
 Clark countyEN. H. Locke, Judge; James II. Obaugh, Sheriff; F. M. Carmichael, Clerk; A. E.
 Calhoun eourtyLA. S. Johnson Judge; J, S. Riggs, Sheriff; J. II. Means, Clerk; J. R. Webb,
 Columbia. a.county-James A. Hicks, Judge; c. L. Barron, Sheriff; Zeno c. Ross. Clerk; R. l.. Chicnt county--t. F. J. Lewis, Judge; F. P. Walker, Sheriff; H. w. Graves, Clerk; Henry Hays, Assessor.
 Desha county-John Hyde, Judge; A. A. El- dington, Sheriff; James Murphy, Clerk; D. Murphy, Assessor.
 Gao DaE%s B pofg' Sfpnf sEerf c. W MaIIos' tIeT "
 Drew county Charles ". Freddy, Ju.ge; s. E. Cole, Sheriff; Wn. P. Montague, Clerh P. Names, Assessor. H. NY spear, aa,GH shsG Wiley King tieft, FiIiams
 Franklin counts-G Gsqrse ". SStheEEland, Ea, ois5e Green stagroves Judge Nor ris Wright, Sheriff; E. R. Seelc, Clerk; P. G. st5Gngi Gpngi caoantyrbos Morr Judge Thos W. Quinn, sherif; E. H. Va.ce, Jr., Clerk. John H. Burk, assessor assessor ,,;.oh.ra 1u.ao. not SPisboEs SPibbogE Sheriff A. II .9assert. Clerk K
 II Hempst4d m1r@u4d cohnty-s., ?. Beldin, Judge; A. fsmsi K; M ilYorraifs, Assessor 9 - Ee'' 9i'iN ds.Sherif; J. II. TaHey, Clerk; P. F. Heasler, II Ilndebendence couaty-Hamlin Hogan. Judge; Ssd 1hn F, Palmer, Sheriff; Reuben Harpham, Cler Ri I. A. Baxter, Assessor. . Jackson cOunty-T. J.. Randolph Judge. B Riley KinIaah, Sheriff; Vim. Akers, Clerk; Wm. Brian, Assessor :, Jefferson ce9nty-T. Dunnington, Judge; J. Assessor. 1 Johnson county-Elisha Means; Judge: Pleas mt T s Hixon, Sheriff; R. F. Nayl5r, Clerk; D. M. Lawrence county--J osiah Dent. Judge: J. H. 'nyder, Clerk; J. ". Houghtea, Assessor. Little River countT-Chas A. Strong. Judre. <. Standall, Sheriff; E. U. Session, Clerk; $, Anderson, Assessor Lafayette county-E. A. Murphy. Judge; T. I Drewry, Sheriff; " V. Smith, Clerk; A. T. Mississippi Connty-C l. Moore J,doo 9slah B. Murphy, Sheriff; James B. Best, lzzS Il. e rdrinete. sissessor.
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.SJudge PEARcE, of St. Francis county, was in the city yesterday v
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h>. eqard of E0nstizAtiOn
Phillips County.

E 2. Tie Board of Equalization met at the oficed the County Clerk, Monday, June ist, 1870, a required by law.
 Pres,nt-Q. K. UNDERWOOD, County Judge SAMUEL l. CLARK, County Clerk 1; FRANK TRUYKEY, County Surveyor; H. B. RoBnsoN, and JAMES T. WHITE, both of whom claimed to be Assessor of Phillips county, and entitled to a seat on the Board of Equalization.
 Whreupon SAMUEL I. CLARE, Clerk of Phil lips county, administered the oath of office as required by law to Q, K. UNDERWOOD, Judgeof said County, and FRANK TRUNKEY, Surveyor of said County and thereupon Q. K. UNDERWOOD, Judge of said county, ad- uninsured the oath of office as required by law, SAMUEL l. CLARK, Clerk of said couRty Whereupon JAMES T. WHITE, claiming to be Assessor of Phillips county, offered to be sworn in as one of said Board j; and the said Board as sworn in declined to al- low said WHITE to be sworn in; and there upon HENDERSON B. ROBINSON, claiming to be Assessor of Phillips county, offered to be sworn Il as one of said Board; and said Board as organized declined to allow said RoBNSei to be sworn in as one of said Board. And said Board of Equalization or ganized without either of said parties claim ing to be Assessor of Phillips county being allowed to organize with them.
 On motion, Q. K. UNDERWOOD was chosen President
 Adjourned to meet tomorrow morning, June 7th, at s o'clock.
 SAMUEL I. CLARK, Clerk. Q. K. UNDERWOOD, President f .CT
 TUESDAY MORNING, June Eth, 1870. Board met pursuant to adjournment.
 Present-Q, K. UNDERWOOD, SAMUEL I, CLARK, and FRANK TRUNKEY ,@ = A' The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
 On motion, the Board adopted the assess ment of Phillips county, presented by II. B. ROBINSON.
 Adjourned till Monday morning, une 18th, 1870, at o'clock.
 SAMUEL I. CLARK, Clerk.
 Q. K. UNDERWOOD, President. N@ -~
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Eg For a choice articl of Old Bourbon
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