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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-02
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claim that II cannot DO e1eelled, list In puFi.
y and quality; I'd, In economy, because It is
hrm and hard As soon as made and will not shrink
when exposed TO the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. II will therefore wish half as much
more as the soaps now IN market at the same
prieei Sd, For Perfection In washing. You must
wash WithA pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. USS hS RduOTits Soap and
you Will have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and laultless, and guarantee that
Il will not injure the skin or the most delicate
fabrics. 4th, claim for 1t an advantage over ali
others In that II will bear leaving inWater for 6
or 10 hours without injuting II SOther soaps are
rendered useless by forgetting them In the tub
or basin after using. Please enquire OF your
grocer for the PAyorite Soap, and you wifi be
convinced that Il is the best.
CAUTIeH.-Rach bar Is stamped "MlHsrS and
HtehGNieI' Pdporik Sodp, manufactured 6vsE.
Rstd. HaAaliA6, w, "a. aEsE
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by ! ) /.
~ - ~ ~ EDWARD REID. ~
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
augH Wheeling w Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-02

HANDSOME stool and cover given with
every instrument sold at sheib's Music
Store, Monroe street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-02

New styles, new scenery, new accesso
ries at the Partridge Gallery. ..-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-02

THRslaughter in boots, shoes, hats and
caps still continues at ]. T. Stones.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-02

Very handsome New Spring Shawl.
and Scarls At Rhode's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-02
Wheeling, Fab. u, isl { cHANeLA' fr'''s

THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF
l. Martins Ferry, Ohio, is now open and
tranSactinga regular Banking Business. For.
elgn and Domestic Exchange bought and sold;
Collections made on all points aud promptly 70.
Banf Viii ~ oTss ss,n ~ ~ sveni No nntii
10 accommodate those who wish 70 lay BY pan
Of their weekly earnings. Revenue stamps for
sale. JAS, Il. GRAY, -
II; w,snrrH, Cashier. President.
feb6 .. H.FL- T ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-02

YRRY handsome New Spring shawls
and scarfs at Rhodes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-02

FREsH Frsu.-AsDilnc a variety Of
Fresh Fish as ever was brought into this
market can be seen at N. McKcc's, Mar.
ket Street. below Mcclure House. Par.
tics desiring something choice in the way
Of fish viii do well to give him call and
be convinced That the above is correct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-02
lDoC0E WHITTIER
sOg Penn Street, PlttSburEh, IA"

Longer located In Pittsburgh than any Chroa Y,
disease PhysIciau. 40 succrssl1lly treats Nehri
|cAl Diseases, Nervous Debility, lmp9ienel,ff
Ito bring patients nom every State. Ills ~. kt
tai opportunities, lifetime experience, w, w
purcst drugs prepared In the eshbIiinD. ~
e1ree eases given up by Others, no nALti M
FAILED; tell your private trouble ConSa ~,
Ilrce. Send two stamps for medical ~ u
WomAnhOod, cent by nIi' ~, q
es each, both for IS cents, 100 pager AZ NJ, =,
lthe curious, doubtf1l, or iuqnisilyc WIZ WIZ
Know, al about Sell. Pollution. Prevention, X ~ n
ffiAge. Every young man aud woman t elEa;
feAd II A9 warning. Tho nervous, debl,.LIJ
or partially impotent arc scientifically Ao'''S
mAr1dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-02
Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is II
once agnalh
healthy, and
efcctual for
preserving ID,
hair. II so,
restores hli
or gray hat
TO its Ori'gigal
color, rih 6f
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Druggists.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.

9ASss e ae soenoIy e nsinE an interior Bsk.
your bread, and your temper TOO. Logan, List
q Cos EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDRR is az
ehedpttt In the market, because II IL ne Dat :
Ask for Logan, List q Co.'S. Be sure yon get IL;
and you will save your peace OF mind, and also
your "piece OF breGd.r feb91
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Medical.

]. ]. y. !. !. !.
NNuLSfA hpcricnl, auI
Nflfl. g6alN excellent prr..
Heing plIrl, ~
N ~, table, They ,rg.
Eh homctGury OfH.'.
NJ lNhaleNrt Ma.
NJ a IN SERIOUS klgku.
- suffering Kim.
81 by their it..,
Tor their protection and relief, when ,,'D, hhl
Long experience has proved them Ia n, ,I'N'i
est, Burest, and best OF all the I,IIIs vb, d
tlIg market abonnds. by their OrrnsD "',, "hta
The blood Is purified, tic corruption of 4. rr
tenn expelled, distractions rrmuIrl ,nI
whole machinery, OF life rcstorlyl To III 6s,s,.
activity. Internal organs whirh llrume ~ ,'tI
aud sluggish arc cleansed by Ayrr's T;jj. "'''l
stimulated into action. Thus inCipIrnl 4, ahi
Is changed Into health, the value Of Which ~ .''y
when reckOned on the vast multitude, Whns."
u, can hardly DO computed, Their sugar 80
makes them pleasant to take, and prcsrr,s.,,H
virtues unlmpaired for any length Of tiwt
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly rsi,,,
Although searching, they arc mild, anl ,,.
without disturbance 10 the constitution, or H.,
occupation,
Rlll directions arc given on the ur,,,
each box, how 10 use them as Family W.
and for the following complaints, which n,
Puls rapidly cure:- "'''
Fur Dyspepsia or IndIgestIOh, LI,,I.
should be taken moderately TO stimulate liz W..
acl and restore its healthy tone and arlIs wa
For Liver Complaint and Its varon.,,...
toms, bilious Headache, Sick NJ.
ache, Jaundlce or Green RIckneS' ~,
IOuA Collie and Bilious Fever, lhrv 'I nj
be Judiciously taken for each case, IL corn, \,
diseased action or remove the obstrurtonsvl.
cause H. "'
For DyAentsry or DIarrhnu, IAN,
mild dose Is generally required. VIZ
For IIheumntiAm, Cont Csra,.I N
pitntIOn OF the Heart, Pain IN ~
Side, Back and LoinA, they should Ia. r,. W"
uOusly taken, as required, TO change In n. '''i
action Of the system. With such chlnvr !, 'l
complaints disappear. 1'''
For DrOpsy and DrOpsicuI Ma .I,,
| they should be taken In large and feorcnI ih
10 nroduee the eject OF drastic purrr 49, 4''0
For 6nppreaaIon, a largo 3osS shout,
taken, as u produces tho desired eject by I'M
palhy., -. y"
| promote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the lonsrb "a
bowels, restores tho appetite, and inyirpr1lr, n.
system. Hence II Is oiten advantageOu, Wbt,.
10 serious arrangement exists. One Who icsl,
tOlerably well, often finds that n dose of tL,.'
RUS makes him feel decidedly better, irnm ill.,,
! cleansing and renOvAtlng eject on The llIer,it.
apparatus.
- PREPARED BY
Dir. j. @. AYER& CO., Practical ChriI1iH,
LOWELL, MASS, u. 81.
ron SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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vERY handsome New Spring shawls
and Scarls at Rhodes
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
DEAD ON THE TRACK.
IRON the st. Joseph Herald, No,

from the st. Joseph Herald, Nov. III
Two gentlemen named Buord and Bakelcy, who
reside some distance from the city, couple OF
their horses at the race track III the lower town,
betting tneir horses against each other Mr.. blake
leys horse was beaten and Mr. Buford took pos
session OF both horses. Each Of these gentlemen
keeps fine and fast stock, and few'weeks since
they agreed to run another race, putting up 1900
on each side. The race was 10 be q running one,
mile dash, and was set Tor Friday last at the race
track. The weather being so unfavorable on Fri
day 1t was postponed until yesterday afternoon at
three O'Clock.
Both were said TO be good horses. Mr. Buiord's
Blondin was a fine, blooded nay stallion thirteen
years old and fifteen hands high. Mr.. Blakeiey's
horse Is gray, four years old, and is good horse,
although young
Quite number Of persons were at the track to
witness the race. The horses came up in good
shape, and made good start the ilrst time. bon
din began to demonstrate his superior muscle and
power soon alter starting and came out long
distance ahead, completely distaucing the gray,
and making the heat in 52. lie passed the stand
nj ull speed, and ms rider could not check him Tor
some time. After running about one hundred and
fifty yards he began to staggcr, and his rider
Jumped of. The horse fell down, got up and
dro,ped again, ana died within i've minutes.
Uorsemen on the grounds said that he died rom a
sudden congestion OF the lungs, caused by inhaling
81 much cold atmosphere. Mr.. Bulord OF course,
cot the stakes; put they were small compensa-
fon for the loss OF his horse. which he says was
worth $500 or $500.
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
LAUNCH OF A SCHOONER.
A Fine Vessel Intended for the Texas
Tr1dc.

At one O'Clock yesterday large three masted
schooner was successfully launched from the yard
Of Messrs. Poillon Brothers, foot OF Bridge street,
Brooklyn. This vessel, named the Washington, is
OF very handsome model for 81 trading craft and OF
the following dimensions Length oi Keel, lis ieet
breadth of beam, 70 feet; depth OF hold IL feet
inches; launching draft, feet; tonnage, 400 tons
materials, being of white oak and hackmaiack, and
is finished III hard wood. She Is owned by MessIs
the Texas trade. Quite a large number OF the
friends OF the builders and owners were present at
the launcn, all OF whom were much pleased at tne
al'a op
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
BROOKLYN TAXATION.
A Large Increase.

y From the figures compiled by Mr.. Edward Cad.
ley, Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors OF Kings
county, showing the rate of taxation upon every
500 OF taxable property, it will be observed that
there is large increase over the rate OF last
year, and there will, doubtless be considerable
grumbing by the taxpayers. The following are
fhn raf hv dc
The New York herald., 1872-11-22

The most important and valuable collection Of Paintings
brought tn offered for sale In America Is
Exhibition, Day and Evening, at Ihc
ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
Twenty third street and Fourth avenue.
Admission, - cents
Oo'"if'''''s "fita, FIRST MoDERS MhsiERs y w.
OF the French German and BELGIAN ,bools. The whole
10 bc sold by auction December j, l. D G,I
'For the first time since the erection Of tie Academy
the walls covered with works or hiah average merit
mission on its merits New York Herald.
To give idea OF the magnitude of This display il is
only necessary % state that covers all OF tc yabe
before given in this spacious ediicc "-Eycnng Post
"A collection Of Foreign Paintings which exceeds In
value and numbcrs any which has ever before
hibitcd IL this scountry.'-Hrookyn Eagle
Nv rks of such indspa table merit 70 rank as repre-.
10 important cont.hntions by Aired stc,cns Merle
David COL A. Ac ienbach Bouecrcau, Escosur,, Casa.
p"rfacIs. wiems, j. " PreSsr "o Alma T9asn,a,
Santain and through the list OF tie schools, tc,
&c."-iiome Journal
~ remarkable characteristic OF the Derby -Evcrard
collection Is the large variety aud uniform excellence uf
the Pictures. Nearly every name special note and
consequence in the whole range Of moiern Continental
dsplayn-Comnercial.
1--WE have no hesitation in saving that collection
equal merit has been brought together on the Ancr
can contlnent"-Ncw York Herald.
The Mcs.ra LEAvIrr, clinton Hall, Aueioneers.
IL j. r. TRAyER, hHctonccr.
Tuesday November 26 At II O'Clock corner of 1921
Lydia A. Carney deceased (widow Of the late
sheriff Carncyl, farlor, Bcdroom Dining Room. tham-
Brussels and ingram Carpets Mantle and Per Mirrors
Parian marble, window and mantcl Vases and orna.
bells COWS trained Goats, two WaeOns, UarI.css &c.
full parucuafsVn MgbaAN,
The New York herald., 1872-11-22

A UCToN sALEmTHIs DAY, AT PRIVATE MAN
"A sion, 12i West 26th bct. 9Th and 7tl av comnicnc
ing at los O'Clock. HENRY zNN, Auciioncer sells over
800 lots oi first class city made Furniture property
late j. fsaac, Esvz PianoiOrtc rich Parlor
and Bedroom suits Mirrors vee, aud Brussels Carpets,
Oil Paintings, Lace Curtains single and double Bed
stcads Bureaus Wardrobes Bedding Lounges and
Feather Beds, &C.. also Dining Room, Basement and
Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1872-11-22

J)AWNBROKER'S SALE.-THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR,
Auotionecr VIII sell, az 80 New Bowery, DD lots OF
Dresses, shawk. Underclothes Blankets Quilts, Berney
Goats Pantoons ana Vests BY order OF Mrs. Anscs 2f9
Stanton street
The New York herald., 1872-11-22

A LBERr B. WAIDRON, AJCTIONEER.
~ Saesroonis loS Liberty and Ill Cedar streets.
sale OF Miscellaneous Goods.
THIS DAY, at l0is O'Clock.
WALDUON COOKE viii sell hy auction as above, fun
lines Of the following goods
7,0lO volumes Books.
staple and Ia ncy Dry Goods,
Groceries, Teas, Cofces &e
Canned Fruits, Salads Sauces.
Paris and Vienna Fancy Goods.
American and Foreign cutlery.
Fine Silver Plated Ware.
French Timed Ware
Crumboloths Oilcioths, &c.
Sale will commence with 1000 volumes OF Books,
at loia o'clock.
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UcTioN NOTIcE-R. T. HAzELL. AUCTIOHEER.
- Tuesday, November 2G,
AT II O'Clock, at 2t5 and 237 East F0Tty.hrs street
Mncnmery ara Tools OF an Oil Stone Factory,
comprising 6angs, Rubbing Beds, Betting Shaftng,
Pulleys, &C.; also Wood Work Office Furntnre Truens
&C X L. HAZELL n co. Auctoneers.
A UCIloN NOTICE -R T. HAzELL, AUCTIoNEER.
"A THIS DAY QFRIDAY) Nov 22
at To-, o'clock. AT salesroom lis Chambsrs street
French and German
Fancy Goods and TOYS
China and Parian Ware, &c.
Also,
I5 gross American seconds Cutlery,
Catalogues on morning ot sale.
X. 4. HAzELL K CO., Auctioneers
IlS Chambers street
The New York herald., 1872-11-22

DY s. w. DAuCHY, AucTIoNEER.-DAUCuY L
ID JOHNSON, SELL this day, AZ O'Clock, at 5i Canal
street superior lot Of furn,re. cSnsstins
Sn,ts Parl"r su,ts in hrocatei rops md hair n,otn
blacks walnut Bureaus, Bedstcads, Lounges, Beds,
Bedding Blankets, French Plate, Pier and Mamtc Mir.
rors, Lace Curtains, Window shades, Crockery and
Glass ware, Gas Fixtures Sewing Machines, Tapestry
Bru sses and ingram Carpets. Ocloths Pianoiotc En-
tension Tables, chairs Dining Room and Kitchen Furn
turc, Stoves Ranges. Mantei Ornaments Vases and a
great variety Of Houscko epng Articles.
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
EXTRAORDINARY

The most important and valuable collie eeiion Paintings
brought to offered for sale IN America Is
Exhbiti,n, Day and Evening, at The
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18
TREASON NEAR THE
THRONE.

1t is well, perhaps, the political
ASSASSINATION ofthe Sci<cr, at Wash.
iHgtnn, is to be effected by the
friends who lifted him up to place
and power, that a Brutus, CassiaY
and Casca have driftcd ont of the
imperialism that is throttling the
energies Of the country, and struck
the first blow that unslackles a
stIded people. Bat Grant will not
die with the dignity and dcconcy of
the R1man Emperor. He wi / fall
at the foot of tie Constitution,
clnlslng to his political existence
with the tonacity, not Of the hon.
bat of thc--terrier. He will
evoke no sympathy from trde men,
and his Mark Antony can only weep
aud hold up the gashod Presidential
robe before a legion Of oflce,scekers
aud defendants. Grants political
with all lis memories, will be
.'ttbtncrgcd and forgotten in the tide
restored confidence, which will
80 n iron a released people,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18
Correspondence OF the Beacon
Washington, D. G., May 10, ~,
THE WASHINGTON TREATY

The Administration is in an awk-
wand position with regard to the
treaty with England in relation 10
the Alabama claims. The settle.
ment OF this question was to be one
OF the great acts of Grants admin
lsiration, and everything almost
was yielded by our commissioners
to accomplish an agreement. In
an evil hour ]. Bancroft Davis, As.
sistant Secretary of State, the Ne.
phlstotiles of the Administration,
whispered consequential damages"
in General Grants ear as a grand
stroke of diplomacy and tho good
people of this country, who had
concluded that all our dificultie.
with Johnny Bull were we'll nigh
settled, were startled BY the demand
our Government for a large cash
plaster to heal our wounded honor
Sc., &c. Instead of Grants boom.
firing the hearts ofthe people.
lhey merely said Judgol bah !
'tuf Ulysses at last got it thro'
us thick sconce that somebody
lad blundcrcd," and to mend the
natter he began to dicker as though
10 was buying a pair OF ready made
and told Mr.. Bull that he did
'0t want cash in settling his little
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18
ETlHR UHIcH KING.

oul from the very depths Of Re.
publicanism comes the most earnest,
The mo I emphatic clamor for re
form. The old iuartpartics, stillcd
into silence, can only hold thom.
selves in allowance to fling their
forces on the euemv's flank at the
momeat when the victory shall be
decided, but under which leader ?
! That man whom corruption cannot
approach without whitening, whose
character repeIs dsceitas water does
oil. who is as swift in retrieving an
error rs in endors ng and enforcing
4 truth, even though possessing an
average stStesmanshjp, is he who
alone can dispense the centralized
corruption that seethcs and bubb es
up in the national caldron.
The people are wcariod with po-
.iticaI juggIcry, and FESTIVE under
Executive nsmpations, but should
they lack unsnimity in action, the
Struggle for reform must be proIong-
ell and weakened At the same time
from the very causes that aided its
continuance. The Democratic par.
~ is suddenly thrown into a situa-
ton of great responsibility. ii it
meets that as it should
there is at least hope. 1t it acts
]concrctely with the sole view Of
preserving It's organization intact,
may abort all efforts for the dis
enthraIlmcnt # the Republic. The
entire isolation of that party from
all participation in the reform move.
ment is then to be deprecated, and
we hope it will act wisely and well
IN its deliberations and keep in view
the good OF the cocntrv rs para.
mount TO the success of party.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18

The Carlist revolution in Spain
has been suppressed and the insur.
gents are returning TO their allegi-
"ncc rapidly, In Mexico, also, the
rebellion against the govcrnmentis
virtually quelled, but revolutions
breed revolutions in that distracted
republic and another will, probably,
speedily follow. The settlement of
the Alabama CLAIMS has taken a
step. backward in the withdrawal
of England from the Geneva Con-
tcroncc, and it is presumAbIe thar
negotiations will be re,opened with
a view to a final adjustment.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18
LIST OF LETTERS

Romainipg in the Post Office, which il
,ot taken ont in one months time will be
cent to the Dead Letter OlRce
Atboryatlow Jenkins
Comfy NV
Conner Lewis
Driver James N
flare II
Enslen bliss VI
Hcmphill James
Hunter W IL
Ivy Fred
Johnson John
KiItcr Gray
Mcdonald DC
Mcdonald J
Martin Miss Carrie
McNoney Mr..
MCGOWAN Frazer
Mecnor Joe
Morris J W
Robertson Milas
Rcec0 Moses
Williams Miss Nancy
Wallis Mrs. Flora
When cdLied for say advertised.
L. A. J. MclIENRY,
p. N.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18

-ltlsa iii t season tor dead beats.
Our garden is full ofthrm.
-"Carses, like chickens, come
bore TO roost." Owing to the scar
city OF these fowls, in the market,
we would like a dozen or 'wo curses
to come home as much like chick
ems as possible,
-GrceIey has announced his pos
sible intention Of withdrawing, il
the Democrats nominate q suitable
ticket.
b. GRATz BRowN is n cousin Of
Frank Blair. The extent and rsmi.
tications of that Blair family are
perfectly wondcrtul,T-Pilot
The extent and r%amifcations Of
the Grant family have ceased to be
" matter for wonder. Its members
are rammed into all vacant Offices ut
the disposal of his Nepotic Excel
irncy.
1t is stated hat Horace Greeley
hgs received several thousand appli,
cations for cook in the Preside initial
Mansion, His kitchen cabinc,
should be organized first by all
means.
The English language furnish.
es no plural for the word "peace,"
still it is not singular though Grant
said Let us have peace" that his
efforts in that direction have split
his party in pieces.
-"Look on this raiStea form"
the fat lady said in the play of the
"Orphan Of China
There is a town in the State of.
New York called Four Corners"
where, it is said, a man can ret Il
"Square meal"
Grant will probably get the
votes OF q majority Of 18th Amend
ments, but we have heard ofno ltth
Amendment supporting him, unless
perhaps Gen. Longstrect.
Our frse-galloppiog and elastic
exchange, "Ihe Caucasian, is fairly
boiling over with its ctiervescencp
of good humor 1T tho nomination OF
t'reeIey and Brown. In IT'S ebbuIl.
lent mood, it mvokes every cntvsy-
m1stic shibboIeth from the 10 Tri-
omphe to the home-spun Hurrah Of
the American citizen, The Caucas.
ian get, It's ticket with this varia,
ton, it gets Greeley for Brown and
Brown for Greeley.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18

The Ba't Mississippidn is in a
dilemma aud don't know which horn
sfthO Radical Bull to take. Hear
him
But there's some of us Satisfied"
people who were not so wise as the
Alabama snuff-takes. A sab, has
done the snuff.takihg and wO have
dutltully Sneezed and blown eur no.
scs a Ia Greely in u rod silk pocket
handkerchief, and have begun to
converse naturallyssand unaffected.
iy-and be d-ingcd to US, We are
into ii.
And that's our dilemma. Either
horn is desperate. A horn of the bi.
cloride might sottIe our hash, and n
horn OF Cincinnati spirit might
damage us with the temperance
foikS' Swift states the case.
"A strong dilemma in a desperate case
10 act with--or quit the race"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18

Taxes upon taxes-Pelion upon
O8sa, taxes direct and indirect, tax
eS supplementary, and taxes on
privileges. Man may be defined as
a tax.paying animal; he never stops
paying until Death makes out his
balance sheet, and takes him away
from this tax collectors paradise
But he pays as long as he sticks to
his mother Earth as regularly and
as often as he takes chills and fever.
Tho State, like q great highwayman,
confronts him with tho sword of
Justicc(o and says, "Your money
or your life 1t meets him at one
point with the Real Estate tax.
turns on him again with a School
tax then adds a supplemental tax,
"'' WIN uo'lI'sh ingenuity the
work Of depletion is carried on
through county taxes, regular and
SPECIAL, corporation taxes laid adj
for the purpose Of scratching
the streots-taxes for all purposes,
and Tor no purpose it matters not.
we must throw the sop to C%crborus,
md furnish this great and glorious
government with a revenue, that it
nay steal, swindIo and grow fat at
he expense oftho pockets, patience
liberties of tho people.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18

The State of Mississippi, | Justices Crit,
NoNubsc County. Beat No. 3.
A. Klaus u Bro. Attachment and
1879 Va. garni,hec for the
a. Stevenson. sum Of so GO.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company. cur
nishces.
Whereas n writ Of gnrni>hce issued in tho
above stated case, against tdo Mobile and
Ohio RaiIruSd Company, and it appearing
to this Court by the affidavit of plaintiff
thst the residence or whereabouts Of said
defendant is not known, said defendant will
take notice that unless he appear before
this court and answer ordemutou or before
tho Third SATURDAY in June next,
being the 18th day Of said month, Judgment
by default Will be entered against HIM and
the effects in gArni,hrcs hands Will be sold
to satisfy said debt and all costs.
In testimony, | hcreuuto set nv hand and
seal, this the ith day of May, A, D., 1872.
e. J. SllIPMAN. seal
mayll-it Justice Of the Peace.