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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04
The Postal Telegraph.

Senate concurrent resolutions, No.
IS, introduced by Mr.. Cassidy Janu-
airy 2sth, 1878, relative to the Postal
Telegraph, read rs follows:
WHEREAS, a proper consideration Of
the convenience, not TO say rightful
demands of the general public, is
paramount to the selfish interests
and questionable aims of corporate
mOnopolies and
WHEREAS. the rapid dissemination
of intelligence throughout the coun.
try is not only conducive to the en-
lightenmcnt of its citizens, its general
prosperity and consequent increase of
population, but is also q growing ne
ceSsitv. and should therefore be placed
within the reach of all classes of citi-
ZenS and
WHEREAS, the social and CONNER
cial interests existing between the
several States of n Union would he
intellectually benefited by the adop-
ton of more'rapid and cheaper means
of intercommunication throughout
our common country and
WHEREAS, it is believed that this
most desirable end can only be at
tanned by the adoption of the Postal
Telegraph system as recommended
by the PoStmaSter-General in his re-
cent annual report therefore lie it
Resolred, by the Senate, the Assem-
bly, concurring, that ON Senators be
instructed and our Representative in
Congress requested to use all legiti-
mate means within their power to
secure the passage of a law embody-
ing the most beneficial and liberal
provisions of the several bills now
xA,l,~- -, g., ill., oct IL,
ment of a Postal Telegraph.
BE it .tt9they' Resoired, That his Ey-
celleucy the Governor Of Nevada he
requested to transmit n COPY OF
these Resolutionst to each of four Repre-
sentatives in Congress.
The resolutions were referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations, and
ordered printed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04

WELL ANSWERED.-The New York
Sun having lately taken to backing
the fair name of our State, the Austin
RereiUe hits back after this style:
The Eastern press, as a general
thing, looks down with contempt
upon the public men of our State,
which it sometimes calls the rotten
borough" We believe this opinion is
due to the clownish ways of Senator
Nye, he being taken as n of our
representative men, and to the scan-
dalous doingS of the Legislature
which elected him. We have no pal
liation to offer for this ; we know that
corruption has reigned supreme in
u Legislatures but are our breth-
rem on the other side OF the Rocky
Mountains SO virtuouS, so pure, that
they can look down upon us? TAX
ing the New York Sn itself as
authority, a more thoroughly cor
rupt people never lived since the
decline of the Roman Empire. Pecu-
latiOn and bribery everywhere in the
various departments of government,
and i'll both houses of Congress. The
disclosures now being made in con-
nection with the Credit Mobilier are
such as cause one to lose all faith in
the honor of mankind. Men whom
we have been accustomed TO revere
for their integrity more than for their
ability, and who for this reason have
been honored with the highest trusts
by their constituents, turn out to be
just as corrupt as the most corrupt
member of the Nevada Legislature
which elected Nye. Were Mr.. Jones
tho unprincipled man which the san
assumes him to I've ha cnDl1 NOT dis
grace the United States Senate, be-
cause that institution, as we'll as the
lower House, has just been shown TO
be rotten to the core. We believe
that our representation in Congress
Will compare tavOrably with that OF
any of the Eastern states, and the
New York Sun will have occasion be-
fore long to change its tone when
speaking of Senator JOKES.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04

ARTISAN WELLS IN NEyADA.-Mr.
Kendall has introduced a bill author
izing the President to appoint Com
missioners to examine and report on
the practical advantage of sinking
artesian wells in Nevada and Utah.
1t was referred to the Committee on
Mines and Mining. The passage OF
this bill will be the most ~etfectual
means Of convincing Congress of the
merits of the proposition.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04
BORN.

In Virginia city, January 80, to the wife
of Charles O'Dounell, Il son.
In Gold Hill, January 30, to the wife OF
NJ. q. Foute, a son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04

CoLoRED CHILDREN IN THE PUBLIC
ScHooLs.-The Board of Education of
Sacramento have decided, by a vote
of 6 to 2. to admit all colored children
to the public schools, whenever their
parents apply for the same. The rule
which was rescinded, thus opening
the door for coiored children, also ex-
cluded Mongolians born in this coun-
try. who are now. by this action,
placed on an equal footing with all
others.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04

HEAvYLOss FROM EPIZOOTIC.-Per-
nv Gossett, a well-known freighter on
the Phoebe and Toano road, lost
twelve mules, a few days ago. be-
tween here and Egan Canyon, from
epic tic being nearly a quarter OF
his train. He had refused $500 for
one span of the animals lost. They
We're unavoidably worked in a cold
storm, no shelter being available,
which fact goes far towards explain
ing the great fatality.-Piocie Record,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04

CORRECTION.-We were in error the
other day in saying that the Carson
correspondent of the Sacramento Re
cord was the same individual as the
correspondent of the Virginia Chroni-
Gle. The writer for the Record is Mr..
T. A. Woodson, and an able one; al
belt he has got hold of the wrong end
of the railroad question for Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04
DII1D.

In Eureka, New, February Sd, Louis
Stores. aged ~ years.
In Mineral Hill, January rs, of heart
disease, Daniel Dennison, a native OF
Augusta, Maine, aged about 45 years.
Augusta tAiaine) papers please copy.l
In Hamilton, Januury 81, Mrs. Nichols,
aged about IS years.
In Troy, New, January "a, of paralysis,
G.. +. NcClintick, aged about 40 years.
In Gold Hill, January 81, William Nc
GOwan, aged Il years.
AT Genoa Springs, January 81, Bernard
Maguiie, aged 40 years.
In Dayton, January 80, Thomas Smith,
aged % years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04

REV. TALMAGE, of Brooklyn, was
one of those who proclaimed that the
Chicago fire was a visitation of the Al
mighty's wrath upon that sinful city,
and now, since his church was burned,
Chicago tells him he's another.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04

At Elko. January IS, John Ainley to
Julia r. 1rueman.
In Virginia City, January 81, l.. L..
Clymer to Miss T.. j. Nanaken, both of
Sierra Valley, Cal.
In Carson City, January 30, William
HuSmann to Annie Heldman.
In Reno, January -, A.. w. Blare to
Mrs. q. T.. Beale, of SuSanville, Cal.
In Phoebe. Jan. 10Th, Topman l.. Ayres
TO Rachel Strauss, both of Idaho City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04

THE life of a man whose clothing
was caught in the shafting of a Dali
ton Mass mill recently, was saved
bv the thoughtfulness of a boy, who
threw a dipper full of soap on the
main belt, causing it to slip until the
machinery could be stopped.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04

COMPULSORY vaccination and fumi-
CATION are the order of the day i'm Bos.
ton. One-third of the patients so far
placed in the smallpox hospital have
died-among them five who had had
the disease before.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04

"OPES your mouth and shut you,
eyes," said Hoax Ames coaXingly tC
Dawes, land see what heaven will
send you"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-04
Virginia Items.

The Enterprise has the following
local items:
PERSONAL.-N. o. Arlington, for
merly of the banking firm OF Stateler
IL Arlington, in this city, arrived here
this morning. For some years he has
been in the eastern part of this State
and Utah, but he now comes from
San Francisco. lie intends remaining
in this city for ON weeks, and NAV
conclude TO make Virginia his pernIa-
nent place OF residence.
SCARLET FEvER.-The scarlet fever
still prevails to an alarming extent
both here and in Gold Hill. Quite a
number of cases have terminated
fatally. Crown Point Rayine, Gold
Hill, seems to be the stronghold of
the disease in this part of the State,
and there was i'll that place another
death recently.
INTENDING SLOwLY.-Frank Stew
art, of earthquake theory fame, il still
lying i'll at the International Hotel,
too weak to leave his bed. His dis
cas- appears to be general debility
enliVened by occasional twingeS of the
rheumatism. All persons recovering
from sickness of any kind gain
strength very slowly in this climate.
1t is best to get over the mountains
as soon as possible, to where the air
contains some "nutriment."
RECOVERING BUT VIM.
Newsom, shot in the leg some time
since by ROBBIE, RECEIVERS very slowly.
His wounds are not yet healed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-07


The Dallas Herald is quite eloquent up.
ON the future prospects of that young and
aourshing city.--Stdtesman.
The above brings 10 our mind the opin'
ion we snee heard q young district attor.
ney express in regard to On indictment
which be had framed against a fellow on
charge ''of violating the Sabbath day by
hunting with gun, against the statutes
in such cases made and provided" When
asked by an old lawyer il he thought he
could make the bill stick, he replied "that
no didn't know whether it was quashabis
or not, but he did know that it was On
eloquent indictment, and ought to sand"
So we feel about our Dallas article.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-07

The Nashville Union and American SAYS
that Maj. jas, Glover, Of .ha. city, has :
avs dollar geld coin which he obtained at
salt Lake City, Utah, In 1854. On
enc side are the initial letters Of the SEN
ssnce, "Great Salt Lake Private Chr.
rsncy,' An all soeing eye being impressed
~ NE center. The opposite reads "ls49
Five Dollars" the figure Of elasped
nands appearing in the center. The coin
Mst pure gold, because it was intended
y circulate only among the Saints, which
aoss not account for the manner in which
Maj. Glover obtained its possession.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-07

Elrc. Na..
Last night was one Of the lovcliest for q
first class burn We have had for q long
time, ind many little circumstances were
present to suggest the probability Of one
occurring. We saw soms pretty little
sparks flying across Main street from the
remains of FIRE which had been kindled
there by some one in the evening, and II
there was no conAagration, 1t was not be-
cause preparations for one were not duly
cared for by oil parties concerned. Real
ly some thing ought to be done to place our
city in condition to subduo fire, should
one occur.
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Mayors Court
Was not entirely clear Of Its bevy oil
inquisitive visitors yesterday morning.
who turned out to SEQ that even handed
Justice was duly dispensed to the follow
ing named gentlemen
VIM. Roberts, charged with disturbing
the peace and good order Of the city Of
Dallas, by appearing ON the streets in o
state Of intoxication fine and costs SS:lo
Committed to work on the streets.
Adam Werithsr, fined $sl5, Tor carry
ing pistols without being policeman or
militiaman.
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The Telegraph Lincs

The XcicRrnPn A"e" =,
Are down and no dispatches received
last night. We do the best We con, ano
our young friend, Mr.. Burton, does oil ne
can to Keep the news going, but accidents
will happen and when they occur, If it Is
by no fault of ours, we feel satisfied ano
leave it to our readers to judge as to our
efforts. Tho telegraph company compel
us to pay for dispatches whether we get
ihom or not, II they don't come they don !
loose cent, but We get any Amount OF
censure. We take this occasion to call
the attention Of tho telegraph superinten-
dent to the injustice Of making us pay in
advance for our reports and allow US no
deduction for those we do not resolve, or
which come too late to be any service to
US. 1t has happened NO less than four
times since we commenced our daily issue
that no kilograms we're received, and We
think it just the time now to "squep lit
Ito fer fair play.
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"Vs.. Up.n

"Fess Up"
IVES hallange any firm in Dallas on for
felt Of i've pounds smoking tobacco, to
show . finer article than We have--Pre-
MUM Star--manuiactured by Webb Roul-
hac = Go, Hillsboro, NC. Through their
agent Robt N. Casson, va have the ex :
elusive control Of this brand. For sale BY
Mcdowell 4 Hammond. d22v25.2
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We Call Attention

we Call Attention
To the card Of DR.. J. W. Miller, which
appears In our paper to-day. The Doctor
has had large experience in the practice
Of his profession and has svailed him
self Of learning how to do SO before be
commenced the business. We speak for
him and ask liberal share Of the patron
age our people may have to confer upon
tho members Of our medical faculty.
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seed Potatoes.

sss& Petatses.
We have just received largo lot Of tho
Early Rose sAd other Emo potatoes, and
also . fresh supply Of Landreths Garden
Seed Of oil kind, which we are selling very
low FOR cash. Money refunded IL seeds and
potatss are not - ws represent them to
b. wILLIAMs.BROTHER,
nS-dwlm Main h Elm streets.
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Netkcs.
We are requested BY the Committee on
Railroad enterprises 70 say that there win
% meeting Of the citizens Of this city
ana county, At the courthouse on Monday
morning ns1t at 10 o'clock. A large at.
tendance 10 requested by all those who
1ssl interested in developing the best in.
srss. q the county and city. The objsct
q shis meeting y one ofgrsat Importance
g Dallas, and We hope that every one who
~ "NSe present n2l-d6t
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Nssiee.
f0r the next thirty days Goods can 10
00ugat 10 our house for loss money than
ever before bought in this city. Why To
make room for the magnificent spring
s'ock now being purchased in New York
sad Philadelphia BY our Mr.. Murphy. Call
and examine our philAdelphia shopmade
stock Of Boots and Shoes. ws are now
receiving he finest stock ana hest assor.-
nsns u Ladies' Gents and Misses ever
brought 70 Nor.hcrn Texas.
Aie.ino PRArHER 4 MURPHY.
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Rio Coffee, 4Albs. for 81. at
J. L. DOWNS & co. 8,
n2zd3t Main Street.
We Were

We Were
Glad TO meet In our office last evening ,
Nj. Bowman, Of the Advancs, and Capt.
Collins, Of Decatur, Texas. These gentle
men have been to Galveston and a.tsn d.
Cd the Mardi Gras They looked sleepy
and did not stay long. Call again gentle.
men, wo want to know you better.
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Hotel Arrivals.
CRUTCHFlrLp HOUSE.

CRUTCHFlELD HOUSE.
EA Todd Michigan, d G Wiley, An johnson, A
Reed, I Terry, l. Oliver, John Callahan city,
Davis. W Y Lamb, W Phelps Ohio, d D 70, res,
Boxton Mo, J u Gold Tenn, g Washburn. J W
Allen, Dalton No, O Washington, ] l. Griffin,
Q Jones, J y johnson Texas Miss T Params Miss
Hatcherson Go, M Collins, 7 II Bonner, A Basam
ii Lindley, Skinner.
DALLAS HOTEL
Morris Wilson, q W Miller, John Henuessy, X p
CHGrih,n. McGrove, J A Clean, Charles White.
sides, Mrs Lnde, Mra N watkins, J Whitaker.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
Doughsrty, Burke, b II Temple, 8 Fealy
B sampssll.
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Major baylor,

Major baylor,
or the "News," has his devil in limbo
because he took our Office for a show. Let
him 60, Major,it II the only printing office
he ever saw, and we think you ought to
excuse him for his ignorance.
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Texas Paeiao Il. n.

Capt. W. NJ. Johnson, We understand, is
to start out on Monday the 10th prox. to re-
locate the line between the Trinity river
and Fl, Worth. Tho party will be in the
hsld couple Of weeks, returning to Dali
las 10 mako up maps and prohlss to DO
SAINT TO the general office at Marshall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-07

Free lunch.
There will DO q grand free lunch to-
night ut the ALEXANDRIA from Toto IL
O'clock, and at the Gold Room from II to
u o'clock. The lovers Of good things are
expected to be on hand. dit
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FRIDAY, MARCH I, 1878.
Sound Tobacco at 80 cents per pound q I
MCDOWELL g. HAMMONDs,
nl9.tf Main Street.


Yesterday
Was not remarkable, fer anything bu I
tho scarcity Of locals, and the immense
smount Of dust blown about by Tho high
winds that prevailed during the day.
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New Hotel.

New Hotel.
We heard yesterday that o couple Of
the livest men in Dallas, might bs induc-
cd to build the finest hotel In Northern
Texas II they could got little encourage.
nent, which we bet they will get.
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Mcssrs. King " Roborg

Will remain in our city only for tod ay
Those who have not seen their leopard boy
and other curiosihes they are exhibiting
OF Haynes Hail. should avail themselves
ofto-dsy and tonight to do so.
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A TTENTI0N,

OFFICE or THE WICHITA A. M. 4 N. Co..
Dallas, Texas, July 10th. 1s12.e
Books for the subscription Of Stock have bt'
opened at the ONCE Of the wichita COLONIZATION, A
ricelturah mining and Manufacturing ConpauJ,H
their once in the Uity Of Dallas.
All persons wishing to take stock are requssted
call and examine the condition aud ntentions Of
snterpriso. Land will be received in payment
Sleek. M.
Great Endorsements offered to those taklR
stock within the next ninety days.
avs. ppssAs, sss,y. AZ
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Organs and Mslodoens tuned and re-
paired. Orders left o. Pierce & Ly les store.
dn22:2t
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Seven, eight, and nine pounds Of Sugar
for 81 at ]. L. DOWNS l. cos.
dn22:3t
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A large likely No. Mule for sale cheap
by GEO. n. BAIRD.
dn22;St Dallas, Texas.
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Whisky

Whisky
At the Kentucky, corner Of Main and
Market streets. n5dtf.
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SAl'r LOUIS
ROUTE EASTWARD.

;, no compilation Of the Missouri, Kansas 4 rsxn
hallway IRON thu North to Denison, Texas, be-
opened up t~o hrst-class allrai Routes to 81. Loas
ahathe East. Al viaita, 1894 miles from y Louis,
We trains Of this "Pionesr line from tho North
Sonnecs Win traias OF that nav and splendid!
built line, the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad, and Il
ctaaia, tlS6 miles from st. Lpns|, they connscs
Win we popular Missouri Pacific Railroad. Eltn,
houte w. u good one--thoroughly equipped win Al
modern ~ improyements--and lands liz passspgersa
81 L'as, the Metropolis Of the Great West, u lig
90 coanect with eleven through route, to the Nor'A
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned was
on sth day Feb. A. D. 1873, appointed Admins
tor Of the estate OF Ambr oss Il. MURRAY ,dccoase d.
this TO- therefore, to notify all persons indebted 80
said estate, to come forward and settle the same,
and those having claims against said ostat for mon.
ey will present them within one year from the above
date for allowance, or payment of the same m be-
postponed until the claims pres ented will In that
time arc paid WIN. RYAN,
n%awat Adninistra tor.
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nR. ]. w. MILLER,
nR. J. /. JOHNSON,

Wonld respectfully inform the citisens Of Dallas
sna vicinity that he has permanently located him
seI ID shis city aud that hs ofsrs his professional
services to them, and would state, as he 10 stran.
w among them, that hs !, . regular graduate Of
has been In tho active du les on his pro t,r
snirty years, and FOR the last ~ oil them In this
state. and from his experience In the treatment Of
mo diseases incident to tho South Rttsrs him sslf
snst 10 10 Ass to give general sassiapton, ami 90
hc,!s share " the public patronage.
: hstsrs to John Henry brown 4 Son, Land Agents.
D. Lucs Co., Commission Merchants, ami W.
y. hansAil Bro, Merchants, as to qualifications.
~ makes speciality Of rheumatism, neuralgia.
SKIN uiseases, and diseases OF women aud Children.
May b. consulted at his residence at Dallas Springs
DIR. J. L. JOHNSON.
Dallas, Texas, January 25, 1875 l9su,os MO om
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Nine pound Of sugur for 81 at
MCDOWELL s. HAMM0NDs,
nl9:R Main Street.
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TEE ST.. LOUIS ROUTE

destined to becomo tho popular one to all point
ast. Passengers have Iroe choice Of routes o'sI
and the Atlantic Pacific Railfoad, or ria SsjaAA
and the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Full inioruv
!ion may DO obtained at the Offices OF the Hous's
re1As Central h r., FL Paso Nail limo, Mis''s
y, Kansask Texas Railway, or upon addrcssut
"a, Ford, General Passenger Agent, ", Loul''
NO. treb. q, '73.2lly,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03

visions of this act, and OK section 81 of
article second of the constitution of the State
of South Carolina, he shall be guilty of mis-
dcmeanor, and, OH conviction thereof, shall,
for the first offense, be fined in sum not
less than five hundred dollars, (S500,) nor
more than one thousand dollars, Q,000D
and, upon conviction, for the second offense,
his office shall be deemed vacant; and, in
either case, he shall be liable, in damages, to
the parties injured, for all injuries, by reason
of his wrongful levy or sale.
SECTION il. Appraisers appointed to set
off the homestead under this act shall receive
as compensation for such service two dollars
each per day, and five cents a mile for every
mile of necessary travel The sheriff shall
receive five dollars for all services incidental
to setting off the homestead, but exclusivs of
all necessary disbursements The trial justice
or other officer who qualities the appraisers
shall receive for such service sevcnty.fiye
cents, and five cents mile for every mile Of
necessary travel The foregoing fees shall be
paid by the officer executing the process, out
of the property of the debtor, or, in case Of
the homestead set off to the widow or minor
children, out of the estate of the deceased, by
the executor or administrator thereof: Pro-
riidled. That the officer, before setting off the
homestead aud exemption, in any case, shall
be entitled to demand and receive from the
plaintiff in execution, in advance, sum of
money sufficient to cover the necessary fees
and costs herein allowed. Whenever home
stead is set off, as provided in section s ofthis
act, the probate Judge shall receive as COM
pensation five dollars for all services, inelu-
ding the record Of the proceedings, but ex-
cladlng the advertising, which shall not ex-
ceed five dollars, and which fees and costs
shah be paid in advance by tho party claim
ing the homestead and exemption.
SECTION - All acts and parts of acts in.
consistent with oi! supplied by this act be,
and the saue are hereby, repealed.
ApprovedSFebruary %, A. D. 1873.