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RoME, CT. F1ooDnp.- special tetss.
gram to the Atlantis Herald dated Rome,
Saturday, says:
"The food il upon us again, and for
the third time. Considerable portions
of Broad street are covered. with water,
and number OF business houses are
several inches under the same super.
abundant fluid. Such thing never oc-
CURED to Rome since the foundation of
the city. 1t astounds everybody"
A monument is to be erected to Byron.
at Missolonghi-when the funds are col
iected. A committee has been formed
at Athens for the purpose. The Greek
Church, even, is said to have lent it's aid
1t is certainly better late than never.
and whatever wild notion may have
prompted Byron in his journey to Misso.
longhi, he certainly died in the service
Of Greece.
An old and well-known Citizen of
Burke County, Ga, DR.. Baldwin B.
Miller, died Monday morning, in the
seventy-fifth year Of his age. At the
time of his death lie was one of the
largest landed proprietors in Georgia.
CHARLOTTE Ice COMPANY. This COM
pany has been organized with charter
and stock enough to make it success.
1t is the first company in North Carroll
na for the manufacture OF artificial ice,
DR.. @. T. Fox has been elected Presi,
dent
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|8.U0U bzlss;~ spsS6fStion- anu STboFts
l,Q6Os deliverable from Charleston or
Savannah, in Febfoary, 8 sic. ;
LIvERPooh. February 25-Evening.-
Cotton closed dull: sales include 1000
bales American. Yarns aud fabrics dull.
but not qqotably loHer. -
New York, February 25-Noon,-
Stocks dull. Money Arm, at 1-16 per
cent. Gold firm, at 14a6. Exchapge-
long 81; short 9A. Government
and State bonds dull. but steady. Cot
ton entirely nominal; sales 1875 bales
uplands 20I; Orleans 2196. Flour,
wheas and corn dull. Pork quiet but
frm-mess 15 90. Lard quiet, but
firmly held-Western steam 7-l6(08L.
Freights quiet.
z P. M.-Ootton irregular; sales l ,45O
bales-uplands 20zS; Orleans 2ls6.
Flour heavy and dull. Whiskey active
and lower. at 9lA. Wheat dull and
heavy; winter quiet. Corn fairly active
and shade lower. Rice quiet. Pork
hrna. st 1896. Lard steady. Sales of
futures 16. 200 bales. as follows: Februa-
ry 2OH@2OL; March 100000 BIG;
April 2OM@20, 9-16: May 2O5&(02O 1915;
June 21A; July 2l16@2lX. Money
closed at 80. :. commission. Sterling
weak-good bankers 8 855@8M, less 1-16
par cent. Gold 145s@l4A. Govern
ments closed frm. States very dull
Tennessees strong. Freights a tiife
easier.
New ORLEANS. February Is 25-Ootton
IN fur demand-good ordinary 175S;
low middling l8k@1SA; middling 19 Is
(9l93s: receipts 9.O23 bales; sues $500;
stock 1876, ,912.
ST.. Louis, February 25.-Fiour dull
and lower. Corn quiet. Whiskey dull,
at ~. Pork firm at 1875. Bacon firm.
CINoINNATI. February 25.-Flour aud
corn dull: Provisions steady aud held
firmly. Whiskey 81.
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MELANCHOLY DEATH. A. Ale1an.
der. formerly OF this County, bnt for
many years resident of White County,
da it IL supposed committed suicide
recently, near his camp between Wash
ington and Greensboro, Ga. He had
been of on trading expedition, and
on his return was found missing from
the camp in the morning, when diligent
search was made, and his body was
found near BY, with his throat cut, and
knife 10 his right hand. His money
vas missing. which gives quite suspi-
clous character TO tho deed.
P,ckens Sentinel
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ORIENTAL VILLA1NY. "A French news.
paper. published in the interests OF the
Jewish population Of Paris, has the fol-
lowing: "a communication from Moroc.
co furnishes some narrowing details rela-
tive to fact thoroughly oriental, and
which gives sinister view of tho moral
state OF that empire revolt took
place some time back against the au-
thorlty of the sultan. After tho victory
gained by the govornment troops, not
far from Tangier. forty of the principal
chiefs were executed, and the pashn
could not imagine anything better than
to salt those two score heads and send
them to the emperor. He ordered the
Jewish butchers to perform that hideous
operation, but they refused, until, under
the threat of death in case of non COM
pliance, they we're forced to consent.
Whist made the matter worse was, that
they were compelled to execute the
dreadful work on Saturday. The
Italian Consul is said to have been the
sole individual who protested against
such dreadful treatment"
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APPOINTMENT,

WHEREAS a vacancy now exists In the
w, Office OF Coroner for the County Of Alb.
beville:
Now. know ye. that 1, FRANKLIN J,
MOSES, JR., Governor OF the State OF South
Carolina, by virtue OF the power and authori.
ty vested in mo by an Act Of the General IA.
sembiy OF said State. entitled "An ACT con.
cerning the Office, duties aud liabilities ol
Coroner" approved January az, 1870, dc
hereby appoint and constitute Il. r. HEMP.
HILL a Trial Justice OF said County, as Coro.
nor OF tho said County OF Abbeviile, to fi;
said vacancy and to perform the duties OF said
Office until tho Legislature shall ord or an eec.
tion TO fill snid vacancy
In testimony whereof. havo hereunto set m
hand and cansed tho great seal to be
sihxcd, at Columbia, this 25th day OF
q February, A. D. 1873, and in the nj Iety.
- seventh, year of tho Independence OF
tho United States OF America.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES. in Governor.
He; IAYSE. Secretary OF Stuto.
Feb 2G
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WRiIs Gsofgia fsss losing a1is;sless me-
gsoes by emigration. she is gaining q
much better ciass. Tue Atlanta Herald,
OF a'recens date. says: mo one can esti-
mate the amount of capital and the
number OF laborers that is and are pour
ing into the State Of Georgia. through
the Cherokee iron country. Every day,
new companies are being formed, and
workingmen re pouring in. We quote
an extract below. by which in few
months !. 600 white Immigrants will be
called in and put to work. It beats an
immigration society. Rsad: Captain
West. wealthy capitalist of New York,
together with Captain A. Griffith, Of
Rome, has purchased 10000 acres of
land, nineteen miles from Rome, on the
line OF the North aud South Railroad.
The road is grudcd to within two miles of
this location. Within ak months, Cap
tain West will have 1000 laborers at
work, and will ship forty tons: of pig
iron per day. He will require 100 cords
of wood daily"
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THE ESSEX CAsE.-The dismissal of
Albert Il. Essex. after preliminary ex-
animation. on charge OF having com
mltted an unnatural crime, at Newport,
f. L., aud his subsequent chase by mob
into the swamps, have been stated be-
fore. Nothing has since been heard
from him, and it is supposed likoly that
he perished from cold. A despatch from
Newport. Thursday, says the wife of Es-
ae1 aud his two eldest daughters left the
oity by private conveyance before day.
light Thursday morning, and the son
aud Juvenile daughter followed by train
in tho afternoon. It was necessary for
the police to guard the house to prevent
the mob from burning it over their
heads. They have gone to New Bed.
ford, where Mrs. Essex has brother.
She expressed great uneasiness about her
husband, and desired to be telegraphel
If he was heard from.
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Reat E.tdte Sale.
BY D. G, PEIXOTTO q som

On MONDAY MORNING, the Sd day OF March
next. next .sale-day we will sell, in front Of tho
Eonrt honse, il this city, at II O'Clock,
Arsenal Hill. bounded on the North By Lum.
per street, on the South by Riohland street.
On On the west by Pulaski street, on the East BY
sold in half and quarter acre lots. The aboye
property can be treated for privately previous
Terms-Ono third cash; balance in one and
bearing seyen per cent per annum. Pnrchss,
ers to pay for papers. Feb "a "a
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At a Sunday evening performance at
Milan recently, the clothes of ballet
dancer caught fire, and but for the
immediate aid OF the scene shiftere. sho
would have been burned alive; O mo
diste fell down the staircase leading to
the wardrobe, breaking her leg; Stage
assistant fell dead. stricken with apo
plexy, and musician in the orchestra
went raving mad, and was forcibly con.
veyed TO the hospital
A San francisco paper tells OF gen,
tleman who gave hia Chinese servant
i've hours leave of absence the other
day. and was somewhat amused hv see.
ing him walk out OF the cato with a
twelve pound clock under bis arm. which
he took with him to keep The run oi tho
time and be back in season.
The Danbury Me,cs says lint boy
who was told that ho should always try
to cheer the aged, tried "threc times
three and tiger" OH his grand. ~ other,
Christmas morning, end the old lady YVES
30 startled that she spilled boxful of
smut on llin. He looks upon the beau
ties OF nature with his left cyo now.
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BETTER REPUD1ATR. Coy. Walker. of
virginia. in his message proposes that
the Federal Government assume the
debt of Virginia and the State. Vir.
glnia has repudiated, the debt due the
living which WAS made to feed her Bons
in the deadly struggle through which
she has Just passed. It is better now.
that her hand is in, that she repudiste
the debt due her Northern enemies and
oppreasors, rather, than appear mendi-
can't at the door Of the Treasury for the
money to pay the msn who murdered
her children, deseorated her churches
and robbed her OF her property. Give
US reputation rather than the position
OF mendicants, begging not for bread to
sustain life, but for money to make rich
or the men who despoiled it.
Raleigh Sentinel.
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Although Coroner Little has been un-
rrn,itting ip his search. the body of
Whitley has not been found up TO this
time. Greeks have been dragged aad
almost every expedient resortel to to
obtain n trace of the body. but thus far
all efE1rls have been unarailing.
Charlotte Observer
Ep1zooTIC.-A number of farmers in
THIS section OF country, say that this dis
ease has returned and attacked their
stock with increased virulence. Seve.
raj cases have proved fatal to horses and
mules, and danger of the lives of others
Is apprehended.-CA Charlotte Observer.
A North Adams, Mass, youth OBJ
served finely dressed lady drop news
paper on the sidewalk the other day; he
hastened to restore it, and has been
wondering ever since whnt in the world
is the matter with her natural disposi.
ton
The Alta California has this among it's
answers to correspondents:
''DIsCoNTENTRD WIPE" E."-Nhether Won
can safely sweeten your husbands coffee
With sugar of lead will depend q good
deal on the Intimacy of your acquaint-
"nce with the attending physician.
For the past Eve years an Indiana wo-
man has had three husbands residing
within five miles of each other, and no.
body found her out until last week.
People mind their own business in tina I
State.
A New Orleans girl recently kissed a
negro drnyman in the street because ho
had inst saved her little sister from the
wheels of an approaching car. The
fortunate darby also received 500 from
the girls father.
The epizootic is in Paris.
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OREENFIELD'S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
fHIHE CARRIAGE stock at tho corner of
4 Lady and Main streets has boon
OREENFIELD'S
LARGELY INCREASED

Within few days past and is now In nre com
pleto than ever before, embracing, in oysry
variety, all tho loading styles and quality of
vehicles III d0mand III this market
The stock OF HARNESS is also complete
Prices very low. W. X. k.'GREENFlLiD.
E,,h OF
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Redt Estote Safe.
BY D. C. EXOTIC & SONS

On MONDAY MORNING, March 8, proximo
In front OF the Court House, in this city. We
Six desirable BUILDING LOTS. e,cb ma.
suring 52 feet front by 208 feet deem mora o-
less; fronting North on Plain ptreet, Between
Barnwell and Vim streets.
- ALSO,
ei1 desirable BUILDING LOTS, Of same
dimensions as above; fronting South On
Washington street, between BarnweII And
Wlnn streets, plat Of which can be seen at
our ofico and on day Of sale.
~ akaas h OF SALE -One-hah cash; balance ia
mortgage, bearing interest at per cent.
Purchasers to pay for papers. Feb "a
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ABOUT "ORow. The st. Paul Pic.
neer thinks it is the Democrats now who
should ask the Radicals how they like
''orow." The suggestion is very pert;.
nent. The Pioneer: illustrates as follows:
Let ua ask Grant partisans, then, how
they like Oolfsx crow as far as they got?
How do they like swallowing Wilson
crow, Dawes crow, Garfield CROW, Logan
crow, Kelley GROW, Pomeroy crow, and
the buzzsrd gorge of Credit Mobilier? /?
How does Louisiana crow set upon ther
stomaohs2 How about the foul birds of
Nevada, South Carolina, Arkansas and
Alabama? How do they relish the post
humons remains of Saint Thad. Stevens
and his $50. 600 bribe2 What but nasti.
ness and reekiug foulness have the party
leaders furnished for The delectation Of
their followers? No Greeley GROW" 10
Ineirs, eng We think not Instead Of
purity ind virtue, they are gorging on
the ''ili-omened bird Of night"-the rot
tenness and stencil of iliimi.abIe infamy.
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Wearn & Hix's New Art Gallery,
Main street, Co.u,nIio. & T.

-HHH SNff1, C03NWOid, :. G.
TNlNE Gard aud Cabinet PHOTOS from re-
a. touched Neeativcn, Oil, Crn,on and
Pastel Portraits; fine Miniature Work, mil
styles; and Photo Co!oring. in Mater an,i
Oil, AZ lowest New York ratcs for s1mu una,ity
work. Minute photographs, 81 50 l.er q, n;
Fcrrotypes from so cents ia s3. 90 each
lady in attendance on the Ecccpticn
Room F,h 2f
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-''-s1FAEH AHUlshErURUy-.-
TUESDAY, FRBRpART 25, 1873.
2ENATE

The Senate was called to order at IL
III. by President Geaves. Prayer by
Rev. A w. Cummings.
The following House bills we're passed /:
Bills to make an appropriation to pay
claims arising under the proclamation of
the Governor OF this S.ate, dated July
20, 1871; t. amend Section 90 Of Chmp-
ter Kill of the General Statutes; to es.
tablish public road in Oolleton Coun-
ty; to authorize the constrnction of tho
New York, Norfolk and Charleston Rail
way Company.
Tho yeas uud uays were called on the
Dill to make appropriation for payment
OF claims arising under the proclamation
OF the Governor of this Suite. The bill
was passed by vote Of yeas I6 to NAYS
8. Senators Keith, Holcombe aud Will
son gave nctioe THAI they would spre.l
their objections on the journal.
The resolution to meet III Joint assem-
Oily to-day, for the purpose uf electiug ~
Judge for the Inferior CunrL in Charles
ton, was nnde the special order for to.
morrow, at p. NJ.
The bill to encourage The rebuilding of
the burnt district OF Charleston was post
poned.
HOUSE OF REPREsEN rArIvES
The House was called to order at IL
A.: Al. BY the Speaker. Prayer was
offered by Rev. Mr.. Adams Chaplain.
Mr. Curtis offered his resolution to
suspend rule fifty, prohibiting the read
ing OF bills third time on the duy OF
adjournment. which Was adopted by
more than two-thirds vote.
The calendar resolution, by Mr.. Sim
Inns to require the Sergeunt-at- Arms to
make an inventory and store .nvay the
furniture. &C., Of the House, was adopted.
The Senate bill to amend the law in
relation to the collection Of taxes was
passed to third reading.
The resolution that the Clerk OF the
House be authorized to draw pay certi.
hcates for additional attachees. A substi.
tute providing for the names OF tllose
who were entitled to puy being placed
upon the list, and the list printed and
p!ared upon the desks of mem here, was
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Hurley, nl; House
bills and Joint resolutions on the calon
dar were postponed until next session.
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The DEAD BODY OF MAN FOUND
STANDING FREoT.-We we're informed
yesterday by DR.. Buntyn that negro
man Was found on Thursday morning
standing erect in the corner of fence
near Buntyn' station, dead. From the
appearance OF the body, it is supposed
that it has been in that position several
days. ThereIwere no marks of violence
on the body. and nothing to indicate the
cause Of death. It is not supposable
that the man died standing up and
remained 80, and the question is, who
stood him mp 7-Memphis Register.
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Mrs. Gen. John B. Floyd has present.
ed to Martha College, Abingdon, Va,
the following interesting articles, viz:
The handsome gilded and figured china
tea.cup and saucer used by Gen. Wash
ington; large photograph likeness OF
her brother, Gen. John s. Preston, the
distinguished orator Of South Carolina
q transparent crystal taken from the
mountain OF Tazewell County, Va, beau
tlfu!ly cut and engraved in Paris; ii
small statue of Gen. q. Taylor, and
Indian relics. Besides these, Mrs.
Floyd presented to the Euterpean Lit
crary Society 100 valuable books.
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Notice.

Notice.
M E subscribers to stock Of the "Meoha-
Il MICA and Farmers Building and Loan
Association, Of Richland," are reouested tn
meet THURSDAY EVENING, February ~. At
e o'clock, at the Citizens Savings Bank, for
the purpose Of organization. Subscribers
nitsh or A. g. Brenizer, previous to da- o; or
ganization. Fsh OK
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Cow Feed,

Cow Feed.
. 00n LBS COW FEED Just received
lsOOO which will sell low, a. want
to got rid OF it. Also. = small lot OF PLANT
ING POTATOES on hand, and ten bushels
prime OHEBTNUTS to arrive. which / will
sell low Tor cash. JOHN D. DATEMAN,
Feb 282 At the Columbia leo House
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DEATH OF COOP MAN.-Honorabie
George Stro;her Gaincs died ut State
Limo, Miss, last week, ut the age o.
elghty-nine years. He came to Alabama
in 1905-eixty- y-eight years ago-und it
was over him that Dol. Aaron Burr, e1.
Vice-President of the Union, watched ~,
he lay afflicted Of fever ut St. Stephens.
In 1906. He sent news of the In nassucrs
OF Fort Mimms to General Jackson in
1913, and explored The West for home
for the Choctaws in 1929. He was u
Senator from Marengo and Clarke in
2o-forty eight years ago and owned
the first ''store" at the town of Demopo
lis. For many years he was President of
the Branch Bank ut Mobile. When Gen.
jackson was about to retire from the
Presidency. he stood Oh the porch of the
White House, and. in presence of Mr..
Gaines, told the President elect, Mr.. Van
Buren. that if Mr.. G. should ever apply
for IN office, be hoped that he would not
refuse him; 'for,". said General J Jackson.
''Mr. Gaines will ask for no position he
cannot fill. -HayneoiNe Examiner.
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A HORRIBLE AFFAIR horrible case
OF premeditated murder aud suicide 90.
ourred at Waseca. MINI. on Monday
last. 1t appears that two Germans,
Alexander Busen and John Ruff. th,.
former married. the latter unmarried.
owned and worked farm together, and
that finally Busen was driven away and
Ruff took full possession Of the farm and
Bnsen's family. Recently the grand
jury found an indictment against Ruff
and Busen's wife for adultery, which
greatly alarmed them On Tuesday
morning last, the neighbors, ia going to
Busen's house. found it shut mp, and on
breaking In discovered Mrs. Busen and
her youngest child lying on the bed
bathed in blood, their throata cut from
ear to ear. On the floor beside the bed,
lay the lifeless body OF Ruff, with his
throat cut. From letters left By both
the man and tho woman, it is evident
that they agreed upon this tragic method
OF escaping from the clutches Of the law
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The Asheville Citizen says: A new mica
mine has been discovered upon the land
OF MIR. Lanning, some eight miles from
Aeheviile, and we are glad to learn
that it is being profitably worked. The
mica business has brought into our West
ern Counties hundreds of thousands of
dollars during the past few years, aud
yet scarcely beginning has been made
towards its development. We hear of
new and good Indications being dis.
covered every week.
At Lancanter, Pa, hotel bourder is
in Jail for cracking the landlords skull
with vinegar bottle. They wero dis
putting ~ to now hair-pin came to got
into the molnsses Jug.
530 women in the United States are
doctors, "a are dentists, 8 lawyers and G8
preachers.
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Safes Safes! |!

OHItS! DH1eS.
WE have received the Agency OF MIL.
Y? LER'S CELEBRATED FIRE ANDBUH-
GlAR PROOF SAFES, and aro prepared to
fill orders at manufacturer's prices
We have now ON hand two OF tho above
Safes, subject to the inspection Of pure IA sers
Feb 26 JOHN AGNEW l. SON
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Wanted to Rent.

Building Lot for Sale.
SUITABLE for the erection OF TWO or more
~ ilouses. Located corner OF Lumber and
Bull streets. Measures 103 feet each way.
Terms cash. Apply at this Once.
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Plantation Mules and Horses.
BY THOMAS STEEN. Auot;onear

ON sale-day in MARCH, I will sell to Tho
highest bidder,
Thirty head OF MULES and II )RSER. Tb,s
stock ID from Kentucky and very Desirable
Ior plantation use. Every. one will be war
ranted as represented on day Of sale.
day OF sale. Feh OK
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AuCt1on 3aIsa. !. 5Ii:;;is !; !, :.

Real Estate.
BY sE1BELS & EZELL, Auctio ueers.
On the FIRST MONDAY in March, We viii
a. eel cell, to the hishest bidder,
South Carolina Railroad Depot, known as tho
Eifzaoeth Sharp Lot, which 10 about 81 feet
lront, wlth depth Of 914 feet, containing =
cottage. four hooms aud Kitchen.
Terms cash. Feh ~ v.r,
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MiDCe Feat.
tiI = 1c:sra, i,t Of choice MiNCE
~ MI eco. SYMM,:'iS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-01
Chapter IS5.

AN ACT Tor tho better rrervation OF horse records
Le a. tlIrfs7 &c as follows,
SEcr. ANY r.er>un ~ persons owning or keep
ing stallion t0r breduC purposes sheilhe required
before advertising bog Written or printed notice. M
services Of said stallion. to ne crrthcafe with ~
register deeds iu the county here -aid stallion l.
owned or kept stating name color. rcc. site, iogtth
tr with rhp rd gree 81 said stallion ~ ul - atta a.
able aud ie name &C The person bv whom said siai-
lion was bred and lf shall De- thc duty 90 tt register
o. record such ccrlcatC iu book Kept Tor That pur
pose properly iud,NDd. upou receipt &C lee ~ niy
cents for each certificate % not more than one age
and fart her sun 81 twenty-five cents Tor each sd-
ditioual page.
SECT 3 ANY person who shah neglect - make
and de tho certificate required by the provisions %
this act -hali recover any compensation Tor th'
services named in section one and Do he shall knoW-
ingv and wfuliy make aud Gle ialsc certificate oi
the statement, aforesaid shall forfeit the sum 81 one
hundred dollar 90 Dee recovered by complaint IN
dictmeut or action oi dcbi iu ANY court 90 oomfient
jurisdiction and all penalties rocorefed shall D. Tor
the Use OF the county where the offence b committed
SECT g. This act shall take elect when approved.
Improved February -, lssSl