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~ One 'press night" when the boys were weary.
having worked the whole week through, one Of them
sighed Tor something ehcery-peer fellow he "fot %
blue" A he spoke with lips prophetic but with OPP
tics closing FAST we told another to g and fctch IT,
that ''someshng to mako him last, but fsotsteps
soft, unheard, were ncaring-ncarisE now our ONCE
door, and with tray laden With 'somcthing cheering"
entered one we'd seen before. Nothing said he, but
departed. leaving cigars and liquors good, and for 1t
the boys then started for they just in drinking
mood. A health was drank, yes, many OF them, to
the one who brought the 'pelf the boys felt full lot
thanks] and lasted" well yen know how it 10 yeur.
self For the popular beverages 70 to o00O Lever
idgc's.
" Injudicious advertising 10 like ashing where
there's FISH, Yon must lot the lines fall in the right
place.
Mary had little lamb.
It WAS dam
eel eve;
Il used 10 visit Macs Brown Jug
And thrved on Mountain Dew.
~ II yen can arouse curiosity BY N sAvsrtisc.
nsnt It 10 great point gaissd The fair ssx don't
hold oil the curiosity in the world.
~ They cell tip-top cigar Down Il the Metro.
politan Billiard Room.
~ IL yOu USVc SVVu SuAuSs o0VSItOc IL you
hs, emit, DON'T
~ For really huc spring drink, call At the Nc
Burncy House Bar and ask for TEN and George"
~ Judicious advertising always pays.
~ Talbot has conc back from America and ID
putting o. Estates air. with the inside Of his saloon
Thoroughly renovsting the establishment.
- II you don't mean to mind your svn business
It will not pay to advertise.
~ The Deer Lodge Brewery looks - neat % q
pin and keeps on tap al the malt drinks Of best quality
~ Tho latest dates-female candidates
~ Never run down your opponents goods In
public. Let hin do his own advertising
~ The City Hall saloon is famous for its deli
cous decoctions.
~ IAN s1oons shfun" IL one Of the latest ex
cuscs for retiring eaziy-in the morning.
~ II 10 true Of advertising a. II 10 Of anything
else in this world iii IL worth Doing At all, It ID
worth doing we'll
~ Boswell D NcQucstiou, At city Hall. have
just received new invoices Of choice whisky
constant dropping will wear rock. Keep drop
ping your Advertisements the public and they viii
soon melt sndss It like rock sait.
~ Emerson 4 Smith have the best Billiard
Tables In town.
- Try that splendid bottled beer At Peter Vail
ton'A
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Subdivisions weeks since We ~
ceived from G. B. Harris & Co., IN ''sd''
headed
$3.50, 900 IN CAsu GIFTS, 70 BE DIsrRrBu-
TED BIZ THE NEW YORK CAau PaIzE Co.
They ordered it ct regular rates, bill to be
sent and payment made on receipt Of paper
with first Insertion. They referred to Geo.
p. Rowell & Co., advertisiug agents, New
York. We addressed Rowell. & Co. They
replied
TT 10 FRAUD"
Az We notice the advertisement in the
Pick and Pleo and other papers, We publish
this ~ warning, and do not charge Harris
q Co. anything for the favor.
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Masquerade Costumes

We will manufacture Masquerade Costumes for
ladies or gentlemen cxpeditiously and At reasonable
ngnres. GILBERT & CLAWSON,
99sl Sun Pearl Building
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Fer Sale Chsap, 1900 pesnds Potatoes. Inquire d
{. II. MANNING,
~ Deer LodRe
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$pteial 3utifts.

- Large type isn't necessary in advertising
Blind folks don't read newspapers,
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FOR R8NT-Two Store Rooma, of good siss and
centrally located On Main strsst. Apply 70
easH 4. ELLIOTT.
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Reduction Of Rates.

scott House, Deer Lodge.
Reduction Of Rates.
ON and after January lst 1871, the rates Of Board
and Rooms will be reduced 70
Board per Week. 80
7stf san. scoTT, Proprietor
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DIED.
HA1n1sox. AT Cicero Madison county, March - 1871.
Mr.. John Harrison.
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Gently does It without pain or irritation Dr.. Walk
ss Vinegar Bitters relieve the constipated bowels
At the same time 20 thoroughly tonins their in.e'
membrane and restoring their mechanical action, that
II sscms - they had been reorKanized On an i'm
proved plant Yet The result 10 solely duo to nature
reinforced and sustsisea BY the best Vegetable alter
alton and tonic that passed. the nps Of the sick
and suffering.
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For coughs beonchitis and CONSUMPTION, in ito early
stages nothing equals Dr. PiescSs Ait Ext or Golden
Medical Discovery. Il 10 also great blood purifier
and stsssgth resteeef q tosie and for Livsr Cen.
plaint' and Costive Cosditons OF the Bowels Il has
- equal An Scrofsloas and skin disease, ~ i'm.
PIES Biotches, Salt Rhean. Esysipelas and Eruptocs
yield to IL wondssfal curative peopsstiss. Sold BY
dSu9Gieta
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~ Those Of our readers residisg In the country
will nnd Il to their advantage to look over the columns
OF paper before starting to town to do their trad
ing Py this means they will readily ascertain where
the best and cheapest goods can be found. Good
business mon. who have lrrt Glars goods for sale,
ai~sys advertise literally. This 10 true II this town,
aud their advertisements ca b. found IN columns.
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wAHrIp-Dcer Lodge County Warrants. I will
~ &C. ROBINSON.
0o8ns Deer Lodge.
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a<:nuurrz House BAH'

ar:nunrpz House BAE'
GEO. v. HILL, PROPRIETOR,
The Finest Room IN the Territory.
The lieusss a,A cigars kept q this bar ars of the
vev eheosat heapds in naEkse abd Il b The intention
q he peopristoe 70 resdw ~ 1eDss1sy Hoass 8r
lrst class n every respect
0oto0O
Il hereby given that have purchased the isteest Of
Mr. Harbisoa, my late pastaee. In the above Saloon
and that sl bills due - and fom the Old I'm win -
collected and paid By ~ usdessig1ed
GEO. W. HILL
Deer rodee, March ~ 1s7l.
THOMPSON. TALBOT : cos SALOON.
Iast Nonday's coach brought direct from w. Louis,
m ~ ID ckoice C9an for tie shove
e1Sracins ~ foloWing brands, ~ 1eW . loneasa
mekem:
.Tocsoe, xasiposa,
Oicsy 4 Nsssana.
Ana - od fsvssits SILVER Crown, making II
s. - nosssaiaA Call aea 81 yosr 1oasy's worth
- m nown . nesd oo0n0k
p T11 REGULAR OOllMUNlCATIONO o.
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JOHN O'NEILL, ''4O4."
Napvfseturee and Dealer IN
FLU R n i II u R z,
Wood and Iron Turning, etc.
MAIN STREET DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA

FF0Q00a10 10T 9upp11c0.
ST. PAUL, MINI. Fee. & lS7l.
CEALED PROPOSALS, duly endegped . such, in
y the usual form. snhjses 70 he usual conditions In
duplicate are Invited 70 supply The several Posts in
To- one year froa June ~ 1911, . followe:
FOkT BENTON, II. r., 67O cords II Weed, l10
to0s Of Hay.
CAMP BAKKR, T. r.. llag cords 4 Wood, -
tens q Hay.
FOKT SAW, Il. +. - cords a Wood. - tons
fOkT Ills \: T. saas cords q Weed. lsoo tons
Of Coal IN tons of Hsy.
Tie several quantities kerein mentioned MAY b in
seal necessities for The pssiod spsciAed. These
pcpoaab WIN - rocsivod q this oco Up 3 - O'Clock
T. q the lseA day q Apsl 1e71; also q The ocs a
IN HoLAD1Rn
- C111 Qnas1011.
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To Avoid the Dangers Of n
Cough, Cold.

ANY THROAT, BREAsT on Lusa DISEASE, UsE
Swayne's This Grea. Wild Cherry Syrup.
Swayne's Wild Cherry Syrup.
Swayne's Cough Wild Cherry Syrup.
Swayne's Wild Cherry Syrup.
Swayne's Remedy Proved by 80 yrs use.
Thousands now enjoying robust health, with
all the seeds of Consumption eradicated from
their system, are living evidences of the won
derful virtues Of "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
1t soothes the irritation OF the mucous mem
brane which lines the air passages, and which
gives so much distress, causing tickling or
rising In the throat, promotes expectoration,
ioosens the tough matter which clogs up the
vessels Of the throat and lungs, thus enabling
the patient to breathe free and natural. II
stimulates the power OF digestion, and has per-
formed very many cures, when to all human
probability 1t could not be possible.
u the bowels are costiye, or liver inactive,
"Spayne's Tor Pills" should be used In con-
,nexion with the " IFiid Cherry" they purify
the blood and cleanse the stomach and bowels
ofall impurities. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
4 Son, Philadelphia. said by
WILLIAM REESE,
Westminster, and dealers in Medicines every
where. may rs
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MAR, KET,
Snntamhar Dc 1871


Beef Cdttle.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 1000 head
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 2 25a$2 Is; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 0 50as4 II; fair quail
ity Beeves 8 25aS4 90; and the very best
Beeves at S7aS 81 per 100 lbs. the aver
age price being about 81 75 gross.
.Shecp.-Fair to good wool Sheep at IA
81 cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows; fair to
good fat Hogs 00aS6 90 per 100 lbs.
net.
Ledther.-City Slaughter 80 to 3S cents;
Rough Skirting 33 to So cents; Spanish Sole
SO to 35 cents; Country Slaughtered "a to
36 cents.
Hides.-City Steer at l2i cts; Cow IL
cents.
Hay aud Strdp.-Hay 35aS36 per ton.
Rye Straw 20aS2l per ton.
Feathers. Quote at 40 to 10 cents for
common to prime live geese PEI pound.
Wool. unwashed, free ofburrs,
43a46 cents; do. bury, 33a3S cents; fine
unwashed, 25a29 cents; do, free of burrs,
40a46 cents; tub washed, G0a63 cents; pulled
45a50 cents.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given that all Tax
- Bills due and owing to the May OF
and Common Council of Westminster,
have been placed in the hands of the
undersigned for collection. Taxes prior
to 1871 must be paid before the LIST day
of November next, otherwise they will
be collected according to law.
JOHN BERNSTEIN,
oct IL 81 Collector.
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$25 Reward.

LOST on Saturday morning, the 7th
of October, roll containing s14975,
going from Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank to VIM. Mitten's Slaugh-
ter House, from there back to Mruches-
ter road to Schlosser Tanuery, on W.
Md. X. Road. The above reward will be
given IL returned to the Bank, or to the
Agent.
JAMES L. BAER,
oct l23t schlosser Tannery.
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DIR. syyayne,s Tar Pills.

The most perfect PTgaties, Aperiea,, Antiba.
lioHs,d Cdthdrtic Medicine knoWn 10 Medical
,Science.
Hare you Headachef try them.
Are you Bilious, try them.
"Stcane's Tar Piis" will be found to possess
those qualities necessary to the total eradica-
tion Of all bilious attacks, promp. to start the
seeretons of the liver, and give healthy tone
to the entire system. Indeed, IL is no ordinary
discovery in medical science, to End remedy
for these stubborn complaints. The secretion
Of bile Is promoted by these pills, as will be
seen by the altered color of the stools, and dis
appearing Of the sallow complexion aud clean
sing Of the tongue.
Price IS cents box boxes for a dollar.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, Philadel-
phia, and sold BY
WILLIAM REESE, East End,
may % Agent for Westm mister.
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ALLEGANY COUNTY.

George W. Hoover, late Register Wills
Elijah Fuller, Register Wills, estimated
j. Floyd Mccullough, Collector, 1867
W. X. Getty, 1870
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ST. MARY's COUNTY.
mo. F Fenwick, late Sheriff
SOMERSET COUNTY.

John W. Crisfeld, States Attorney, and
Joseph Coulbourn, Sheriff, for money
collected Of Jos. w. Phillips,
Geo. T. Parsons, Collector, 1891
Thomas J. Dixon, do 1870
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Carroll County Aims
House and Farm.

The County Commissioners are res.,rea -
Art. 7, Section s, Of the Cede at Public Loc;5
Laws, 81 the Hme Of msking sheIr Annan1
Statement Of the expenses Of the Couoly. q
make q statement Of the financial condIlI6s AZ
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9efaulters to the State.
STATE OF MARYLAND,
Treasury Department,
COMPTRObLERS OFFICE.
Annapolis, October 6, 1871.

annapolis, October 6, 1871.
In compliance with Section 6, Article Co. Code Public
General Laws, to wit:
"The Comptroller shall furnish each officer Of the State
whose accounts in arrears, least sixty days prior
general election full statement of his accounts and in de
fault Of his accounting for such deficiencies within thirty
days then il shall be the duty of the Comptroller have
published weekly TOR month"; in newspapers
in the several counties of the State and the city of Baltimore
the and titles of said officers with the of such
deficiencies"
herewith publish the following list which embraces the
names of all accounting officers in default to the State oil
Maryland together with the amount Of principal and interest
due by each
LEVIN WOOLFORD, Comptroller.
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pho Deal IN Liqisors
For the information of NIL persons CON
cerned, the following Act of the Legisla.
ture, passed March "a, 1865, is published
CHAPTER 19l.
An Act prohibiting the sale Of spirituohs
or fermented liquors in the several coun-
ties of this State on the day of election.
SECTION J. BE IL enacted By the General
assembly Of Maryland, That It shall hot be
lawful for the keeper Of any hotel, tavern,
store, drinking establishment, or any other
place where liquors are sold, or for any
person or persons, directly or indirectly, to
sell, barter, give or dispose OF AIRY spiritu-
GUS or ,fermented liquors; die Or beer. Or
Intoxicating drinks Of any kidd. on the days
Of election hereafter to be held I'd the sew.
eral counties Of this State.
SEC. 2. And De IL enacted, That my per.
son violating the provisions Of this Act
shall be liable to Indictment by the Grand
Jury Of the county where the offence is
committed, and shall, upon conviction be-
fore any Judge Of any Of the Circuit Courts
Of this State, be fined sum not less than
fifty dollars nor more than One hundred
dollars for each and every offence one
half the fine shall be paid 70 the informer,
the other half to the County Commissioners
for the use Of the Public Roads.
JOHN TRACEY,
oct 55t Sheriff Of Carroll county.
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II Il proper TO iatato tiata large amouns Of
ed BY the erecting Of new Brick House for
the accommodation Of transient aud uayiariug
panpers,--also for new roofing The Barr and
paintine, &c.
the COUNTY Commissioners at the time Of
making their Annuai Levy for 1870. ievicd for
the nse Of said Aims House, for naid year (by
estimate) the sam If 81. 900, which ainountw was
Augmented during tho year, from salos made
Of Stock and prodnce from said Earn 10 The
amount Of S2e9, &C. Tho following condcnGed
account will give The information required;
Aims House and Farm.
Juss 80. 1870. DIR:
To amount levied for said Instita-
ton 5000
To amount Of Prod4cs, &C., sold
Ds ssss'ak r year i isss 4 4
sl17s =
4. CIR.
By amounts out and expended
for the support Of the inmates,
&C., Of said Institution and i'm
provements as above stated, as
per bills and vouchers returned
BY the Steward, aud examined.
passed and paid by the County
Commissioners amounting 10 tie u
gross sum Of Salts n
JOSIAH ADELsPERGER. Prss't
UPTON RO0P,
JACOB SHARRETTS,
County Com missioners.
Test: JAMES BIfzzARn. Clerk.
oct Dat
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GLASS, Stone and Fire Proof Frui
" Jars, the best assortment 10 the mark
ct, at John L. ReVsnider's
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TABULAR STATEMENT OF AMOUNT
OF LEVY.
vHNHE following table will exhibit the
IL amount of assessable property in the
several election districts in said county, as
corrected for the Levy of 1871, and the
amount of county taxes levied thereon for
said year, at 45 cents in the 500 valuation:
Disfs. ASsessm't. Levy, Anft. Of Tar
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Loose Bowels, Chronic DIar-
rhGa, Cramps,

Loose Bowels, Chronic DIar-
rhea, Cramps,
Dysentery, all Bo,cel Complaints,
EVERY FAMILY Should HAVE A Boris IN
THE HOUSE,,
In case Of Sudden Attack in the Night
SwAYNE'S BOWEL CORDIAL.
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
CHOLERA IsFAsruM on Sunngh COMPLAINT.
So prevalent with young children during the
warm season, S,gayas's Bowsi Cordial, never
fails to cure, and may be given to the most
tender infant. Full directions accompany each
bottle.
Prepared by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, Philadel-
phia.
WILLIAM REESE, East End,
Agent for Westminster, for all DR.. Swayne's
Medicines.
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Expenses Of the Circuit Court
Four Terms, August and No
vember, 1870, and February
and Nav. 1871.
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HOWARD COUNTY.
KENT COUNTY.

Jesse K. Hines, Clerk, (Estimdted)
WIN. NJ. Gilpin, late Sheriff
Joseph Z. Gilpin,
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M u II Es ID.

On October 9th, at Wakefield, Md, ry
Rev. NJ. W. Fair, John T. Richter and
Rebecca L. Stepline, both of this county.
On the 10th instant, Mt the brides resi-
denee, by the Rev. Mr.. Laney, John V.
Richardson and Miss Betty Woods, both of
Baltimore city
On the Goth Of September, by Rev. DR..
Swentzer, Richard W. Simpson, of Freder.
ick county, and Marian L., youngest daugh-
ter Of George W. McConkey, of this co.
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CECIL COUNTY.
NJ. wamsley, late Sheriff
CHARLES COUNTY.

r. II. Mitchell, late Clerk,
Thomas s. Stewart, late Sheriff,
WIN. NJ. Morris, do do
John r. Murray, do do
Eugene Diggs, SITS. Atty. for money 70.
covered Of John R. Murray, late Col
lector State Taxes,
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A GENERAL STATEMENT
OF
Elk EN- DIT ELS
For CARROLL COUNTY

FUK CAKKULL COUNTY,
FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 1871.
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Outdoor Pensioners.

For assistance or the partiaTsup.
port Of G7 out door Pensioners
amounting in the aggregate to
the sum Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl9G5 90
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Teach your Daughters Cookery.

A great deal is written about the
importance OF training our daush-
tiers TO be experienced cooks, what
ever their position in lie is likely
to be. And that usually means
we should :oach them TO prepare Il
great many curious dishes in most
marvellous way, requiring unlimited
time and patience, not to mention
very generous supplies OF ingre-
| dieuts.
Nov, it may be very valuable,
at times, to know all about these
curiously made dishes" but for
every day use it would be well for
| US to tone down oar own children S
tastes. We should strive TO give
them a taste for simple dishes, pre-
pared to perfection, rather than for
elaborate, highly seasoned ones.
Skill in simple cookery is one of
the finest and most useful accom-
plishments young lady can have.
Let her graduate in the art of
bre4 making, taking in the whole
department. Nothing conduces
more TO the health of u household
than good bread, and every family
likes variety in this article She
has here wide range for ingenuity.
Simple mashed potatoes, nicely
seasoned with cream, salt and pep
per, are much better, and more
wholesome than raw potatoes pared
round and round, like shavings,
and boiled in lard until they are
brown and crisp. They may net
look quito so fanciful, but | think
hungry men would prefer the mash
ed potatoes. Let the girls learn
to cook welI--not to drown the peas
in too much water nor to take up
the greens when they are dark and
poisonous looking nor to set on
potatoes when they are wqtery and
half cooked nor beefsteak, which
has soaked half an hour in luke
warm fat. Let them learn to cook
all these simple things perfectly,
and then it will be time enough for
fancy dishes.
Oh there is such a world Of COM
fort around tables where simple
things are done well. The children
grow up with wholesome tastes,
that no after years of luxurious dis
sipation can wholly rout out. They
will have sounder bodies and more
vigorous constitutions than the
children of luxury. and will escape
many temptations which highly
seasoned dishes are apt to lead them
into.
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Mnrk OF the I.eyislatnre.


The Nashville correspondent of
the Knoxville Chronicle thus sums
up the work of the late Legisla
ture
Between five and six hundred
bills were introduced into the
House, and two hundred and fifty
four into the Senate. The number
of resolutions introduced was about
two hundred and fifty, one hun
dred of which originated ia the
Senate. OF the House bills one
hundred and one became laws and
of the Senate bills fifty-t~o be-
came laws. Of the one hundred
and fifty three bills that became
laws eight gave an additional JUS
tice or notary public to as many
towns. eleven were in the interest
of railroads, sixteen changed coun.
ty lines 10 say nothing of many
county line bills that were vetoed,
twenty seven were special in their
character, forty-eight were purely
local, fourteen were general, yet
did not affect the people particular
10, and twenty. nine directly affect
ed the entire State. All of the
railroad laws originated in the
House except two.
among the changes in the Grim
inal laws may be mentioned the
following: 1t is made a INSIDE
meanOr to sell liquor within six
miles of any iron mandatory. 1t
is misdemeanor to carry any sort
of pistol, except revolver in the
hand, or except when on a journey
out of ones coanty or State, or ex-
| cept by peace officers. 1t is made u
misdemeanor TO injure any dams or
or other improvement in rivers
made by the United States. Rape
is made capital offence, commu-
table, bowevcr, 10 imprisonment in
the penitentiary for not less than
ten years. 1t is also made a CAPT
tai offence to obstruct a railroad or
railroad car so as 10 cause death to
aly person on such railroad or car.
Guardians OF lunatics are made
punishable for breach OF trust
The Attorney General is directed to
institute both civil and criminal
suits against all persons in any way
connected with fraudulent issuance
or appropriation of State Bonds,
and is authorized to employ assist
ant counsel. All officers with a
nj do
lied to execute it anywhere in the
State.
"The ad valorem tax is 10 cents
on the hundred dollars. On all
submissions before Justices or Re-
corders, State tax Of two dollars
Poll tax unchanged. Parsonages
are exempted from taxation as al
so are stables kept by tavern keep
ers. Lands hereafter to be sold for
taxes on the first Mondays of July
and January, instead of July only
as heretofore Tax Assessors are
hereafter to be appointed at the
April Quarterly Court; and must
meet in May. A law was also en-
acted authorizing the Governor 10
appoint a Commissioner in each
county to sell lands bought by the
State for taxes.
"Revenue collectors hereafter re.
ceive commissions only Oh the mon
ey by them actually collected and
paid over. State warrants are
made receivable for taxes due Ihe
State"