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Papers for Homo reading BY Rev.. John
Irian RAM Church 3 %s07 81 s. '''p AsSfl's ffss'y'e-
1fg,sesfeiis of the Day, LyI the ! Rev ,9shrs
Hall, j.. II. 81 %. ,SA,.of.;t d. ~,
a. Suggestive Commenting on Isl, Pahi'tf
fEpisile TO The Romans, with Grititll ami ifon1-
!iletisai Sthcs, by Thos. Robinson,sD. b., '.tS6ls
Life Journals and Letter. II Henry Afford,
lR d., late Dean Canterbury, edited by slii3
widow s5. ) ..E.,iJa.t:} !, .$.,t
Reason and Redemption, pr the ,Sospal, ,as. il
A.tests = Itself, by KobsFt Baker Yliite, D.
This present t'werld, Sketches from Nature
and Air, taken, in the vacation Of Professional
Fife; By Wni 2iflIot, lfdinburghaitssI t2Jlttklt
Life Of the Rev. ThosIGuthriet I1yassgeeni.
piled MOSTLY from his own words. d7acs .55iesl
n The, Resurrection of the Dead by Nm Ilant
ma, u. D., author of "I.iie OF Christi 81 255.-
Historical Essay ~ liyi Ed. a. i reenlauy M.
:A.sIipn, ID. Iau iate Fellew, of Grizzly Coll
lege eYford, lst and I'd series. So. A 49,
Nnn,lnl Record OF Science and Industry, Tor Tor
lSI2, edited by y'Speuccf,, 1,aird 49, g., ~;
= The Coal lsa;5ioiH+S ahefissi; alieif Toiiosa
r.tpliyy Geology uislGBrvelopmebtj ayii..a col!
ofs'l Gsolofsicali AiaR OF Pepnsy ykahia ;lI.ailt
road llapof the Coaf Regions, With other Maps
aud ILLUSTRATIONS, by;Japscs .Macfafiane u. 81,
Leaders Of 1sfa.,at, sslncF u fslse Third re
spnbics from the & Londun Dlily Ncws,p s,itlS
large additions. 81 rs. Ii sSs3;sS
Mineral Springs,of North ,l.pcrica how To
rcich and Iion' to tist tficng by.J j. NI5oirnan,
NJ. ID. -. is'fy .i'titft
5, ,P'tnaE's Elcgcntary ,Seirn,y Series; .,Sik:
Machine Coll,ttpction and Driving by Tom
kirs Practical, Plain aatl Solid t;e6.ncctry, bg
Angel; Ac1pstics, light aud Heat, ,by Eccs ;Ih-
Productions to Astronomy, by Plnmnier; \
firat Book Of AIiaerolcg!, bg Collins; Steam
and the Locomotive Engine, by I5vers Steam
and Steam Engine, Land and Marine, i,y
i.Vers rhysic, Geography, lay Macturk. For
each of the above per vol, lr.
Bnrion and fDrakds, uhcxp,9rpl Syria,, >
vols, printed IN large tkpe on s,spttGnc PAPER,
with numerous illustrations and maps SIS.
\. B.-BoolSs Mil he sent toa<u,y par, of the
fishers 'psice.i Address .ft{f,t
FOGARTllPS BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No 300 King Street, Charleston, SC
march ~, 1873 q cwtf.
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ADYERTIsEI.s

Will find it specially 10 their interest
to give us theirF'cartls. "A conspicuous
notice will intend each advertisement
70 build up the interests of our merchants
is the aim of the "Timcs." '
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SUBSCRIBERS

-lWill have their papers regularly
mailed. Send US new names, build up
our, paper, 4 and nd let every household in
the, County be a supporter of our enter
prise. 9, Atetws 40.
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ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at
the rate Of one dollar and n half per square
for The first insertion, and dollar per square
fdr each subsequent insertion.
Liberal terms p,a.le with those. who desire
to advertise for tl,fee, siA ,r ,welve months.
Aa. Marriage notices and Obituaries not
exceeding one Square, inserted free
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that from ON and
5lnfterT UESDiY, the FIRST DAY OF JULY,
1873, to WEDNESDAY, tho Goth DAY of
AUGUST, this Office will be OPEN to re.
Sceiye the. RETURNS. of REAL and PER-
isoNAL PROPERTY of this County. Tax.
payers arc requested to have Correct List
sof the different Classes of Lands as follows:
Number of Acres. of Planting Land. &
Number of Acres of Meadow and Pas
&tnrc.
Number of Acres cf Wood Land
End' NuhbersSf Buildings .esai 4ls5i5 ~
Each Tract OF Land must be sirrtrrrncd
separate in the Township syrers,1 il lies,
md at the samSl time they ,w;llmhle their Z.
RETURN Of Personal; Property ygNIuneys md
Credits. .,iaA
Tax pay ycrshnre urgently requested to be
PROMPT in MAKING their RETURNS as
the Law requires me TO add a Penalty Of
80 per Gent TO .lc 1teal' and Personal Pro.
pcrty of Delinquehis, which in EVERY
: INSTANCE WILL BE DONE. " is
rs jas. YAK TASSEL,
"a .y Co. auditor.
june IS -','' = 'ts'ss C
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Henceforth, all legal Adj
Scrtisements, OF County
Interest, whether notices
or others, will be PUBLISH
ed 1or the benefit Of our
readers whether they arc
paid for OIL. not.
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T OR SAL { !.

TNHE Subscriber Offers for sale the
II ~ell-knowh, Plantation "McCaht's
Villas situated in Orangeburg County,
fifteen miles due east of the Court, House,
on the five notch Road, containing seven
hundred and tifty-seven acres, more or
less, with the privilege Of two hundred
acres more, recently t6hvcvcd to my son.
The latter place having cn it n single
story. dwelling, four rooms, one tirepla
kitchen, stable, barn, &c, and about
twelve or fifteen acres cleared land.
On the larger place'is 1f
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sheriH's S Sales.

= fi.ttt u . !.
by yirtue Of .Sundry Executions to ,ac Ill
rected, will seal to the highest bidlCr, ut
Orangcburg G. H., On tic FIRST MIN
DAY i'll July next, FOR CASH, all the
Right, Titlelnnd Interest Of the Dcfeud-
ants in tho following Property. viz;
Asl THAI certain lot aGd buildings thereon
situate and being in the Town of l.cwisvil!r,
Orangcburg County, on the Wtstcrn sidci OF
South Carolina RaIlroa,l, bounded Nar,l,by
lands now or lately of the Soulh Carolias
Railroad Company, separated hyfa line l4l
feet long, and on the East by II line go feet
long, running parallel TO tile niain tract OF
the said Railroad 100 feet from centre of
said tract and on the South by a line i6I
feet long separating it from lot nov or,laic-
~ of said Eai!rond Company, occupied by
Station Master, and OH the West by line
'S2 fcctglonggscpavatin il from lanls now or
lately of SAID Railroad Con; sii5 ( !. -
One other tract of land in said County,
containing IS acres more less, bounded by
lands of +. j. Buyck, Wnr.y Spigncr and w.
ii. Wise. Levied on as the property o. Win
field Clark Mt the suit of Bclchcr, PARK s
Co., and-athcrs. sssS Af8S
ALSO
One Horse. Levied on as the properiyscf
L. Il. Myers at the suit Of II. L. Clark,
oranssSars saSs' G. ois; IT, 5. ! !. GAtS 8 oSc
''i'bl June 2Oth, 1871. n t8tl.rs
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.LIIT,S1,

A suicide was committed at Granite.
vile on Monday, Ion BY q young bride, NEE
Blum. The cause of the act was jeal-
ousy. 3afl4 sgo
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'|'nE ORABGIBIRG '1'ABS.
orangeburg, s. q, July 10, 1878.
LARGEST REGULATION THE COUNTY.

TO change Contract Advertisements, notice
must begiyen before Monday noon.
Our friends wishing to have advertisements
inserted in the TIMES, must hand theln IN by
Tuesday morning, 10 O'clock.
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I. NOTICE.

In accordance with an ACT of the Gone
ral Assembly passed on the .2oth February,
asa, 1all PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
against the County Of, Qrangcburg prior to
the first day Of November a. D. 1872, will
present tho same tofGeorge Boliyer Esq,
Clerk of the Court of said County, for Reg
istration, on or before. tho first day of octo-
bor, A. ID. 1873, and all Claims not Regis
tered within said time will not be paid.
R.T. R.sMoAKE,
Ghairmsns sRoaed County. Commissioners.
GEORGE BoLfvER, = = - =
Clerk
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The State of South Carolina.
lo'itANGEBURG. COUNTY 'fa'
j IL dTnE CouRr or PnonArE. /.
5ByaAuGusrus b. KNowLroS, Esq,
Judge of Probate in said County.

WHEREAS, George .Boliver, Clerk, hath
applied to me for Letters OF administration
on the Estate ot,Wiilam c. Oofer, late of.
orapgehurg County, deceased.
These arc therefore TO cite and admonisl
nil and singu'ar'tho Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me ut n Court Of Probate fof tho said
County, 10 be holden ut Orangeburg on tho
lith' day of July, 1879, at 10 o'clock a.
Al to show cause if any, why The said Al
ninistration Should not be granted
Giyea under my hand and the Seal of my
Court, this 9th day OF June y, d. 1873,
andin thenincty seventh year Of American
Independence. g.nI ,a8 ee bi4-,4.
AUG. B. KNOWLTON,
LIS Judge of Probate 0.'C.
june 2S. Y1 uHa EH5-3r1,l let
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THE 4STApE OF qSOgI,Hs CARO-
&. ttr4' ':'d'ia'a 'EINA.,,oi9 ~ 'a
COUNTY O.E ,ol.RA,,NNGEBURG.. !;
In THE COMMON ,PIEAs. @

~ The Statc--Ex Relations f'1I9 Bill
The Solicitor of the s: :uth- 10 pcrpetuate
crn Circuit restimonS..s!r
IL pdSStc -'l" lpplie.aa.ionns li.a .ins,,,t,,Ss{ 10 proye
z T.. ~. Thomas. Lost Deed.
Application on oath having been made by
II. a. Thomas 10 prove tic past Existence
Loss anil Contcn orsn Deed tinte'l tlie.lt
Jan, 1890, from this applicaht;tolWm Wm
Frederick 1t is ordercl-ryj
That all persons having like or opposite
interest in said Deed, whether residents in
this State or out of it; and who desire TO do
so. shall Rppearsand cross c2hmiue the cfjss
Sdence produced; and introduce evidence in
reply before mee, at my, Oiiiae a. 0rsngehnrg
! oil tho 20ill day OF September next.
GEO. sBoEIvEis,
june liih 1892 ~" Referee. |
june 81 - ; Dn,
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AIelsIOIs ols lsoUTHERN EXpREss ne.

ny .7sssS "a 80,
Ereights intended for alJeS $50 Down Train;
must be len the Office of the gent the das
before, "a maybe brought to the; train ontlia
morning of leaving, where they will he: re-
eciyeds 0tlter freight received as .nstal. ks
JofINsss. IIASIIbToN.
July 10, 1873 ii If !
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Sale Under Morteage,

by virthrc OF aa'certain Mortgage, and
Eundcri the direction of the tMortgagers. |
Will sell Mt ,Orangcburg, S. c., in front of
the shcfiffs Office, on Monday, the 7th' day
'ofJuiy, 1873, Mt IL O'clock, Mil Onausinall
Bay Stallion, the property Of the late ". d.
Mathcny, sold under Mort gage made AMI
executed by bim 10, Messrs Wroton aid
Stcadinan, ,.is 1.jgts - r.
w. II. JOINER,
Agent of Mortgages.
juno 2lraaf e,s. 1873 .i. a.
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Nt'lY PUBLICATIONS..

otn SEw cATuoGuh sol 10. ,.rf /
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NOTICE of Redemption of lands sold at
Delinquent lsihd sdlS T,hy Is72g6A. F.
Browning, GSuW. Baxter and lTbad c.
Andrews, purchasers. II, i NV
TAKE NOTICE, that John f.; Griffin
G, w. Thompson and Mrs NJ. A. Thomas
have made application for tic redemption,
OF their Real Estate sold at isaid sale,, and
have paid into the County Treasury tho full
amount of taxes penalties sc, .toee,her
4 with 20 per cent additional us required by
law, M 4a .r
JAMES yANTAssEL,
s. es .l County Auditor.
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KINGS DIoUMTAIM
MILITARY SCHOOL.

YORKyfLLE, S. C..
YHTiE SECOND SESSION of the SCHOOL
Il YEAR, 1873, will begin July lst, and end
November 30thi Terms: For School Expen-
scs, lie, Board, Tuition, Fuel, Lights, Washing,
Stationery, &C., Sl35 per session, payable in
advance
For Circulars, address
Coz. A. COWARD,
u. ts Principal.
June ., 1878 ~ fl
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I This cut entered accortlfng tosAct of Congress
iH!tic year 1873, by III. Hall S.Coi, in thcI
aihes ast:ko Libr'tria at WASH
tidnt(l,lI pll9d
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Life Journals and Letters of Henry Afford,
lDt b., late Dean Canterbury cditcst .by slli3
widow :s5. i.s.i.,i3aL.} - .b,,t
Attests Itself, by Robert baker .lBliite Is. D.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
urr1lrELY MALICE.

That worthy new spaper team the Caucus.
Ian and tscglster. have chanced Upon u con.
genial job In attacking Dur late Rsprrsents-
tive, Hon. ID. Mitchell. In regard to the
charge made. or i~nsinua:ed, That i,ts mileage
account while member of the Legislature 10
unwarantably large. we shali leave that for
MIR. Mitchell hinselft to explain, which he can
no doubt do TO the satisfaction Of his con.
st%ftuents. 1t will be remembered that, In
Guiding vacations and the called session,
members OF the last General Assembly made
four distinct trips to Jefferson city. The
usual travelled route to that point from
Lexington WAS by Kansas City. Al twenty
cents per mile and I've dsliars per DAY II
would not be dificult to discovef the key TO
Mr. Mitchcli's account hut we are not con.
cerned Just now with the truthfnlness 20
much rs the animus of the charge. The
time and circumstances chosen for the at
tack show probably quite as much consider.
alton rs could hnvo been expecte d from the
source, but we know some who couid not
feet X all comfortable over such . feat Of
malice. II the editor OF the Register was
actuated In the matter by a desire simply to
expose an imposition which had been rrac.
t!ced upon the State, why did hc not notice
that the mileage OF Mr.. Shewaltrr amounted
to $3.50 % against $500 90 for Nj. Mitchell
and that Fred. Seovilie OF Ray. a good Radi
cal, received S6ol cor In It's cagerncss te
injure Mr.. Mitchell, the Register has ire
tricvably compromised its OWL friends. pro.
vided there i. any anything. wrong any
where. Mr. Mitchell will explain the matter
Ms regards himself next week. In the mem
time. nv n matter Of news. We shall endeavol
to ascertain the amount received from thu
State b., the editor OF the Register In 1868
when he contested the seat OF Mr.. Miller
But Of course he didn't ''pretend to he u re
| former"
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a6nnen Sfidt Scrifebem.

1t would be useless in these days OF Incred.
ulity to say that the following circrm-tance
happened at a certain boarding house in this
'town.for it is doubtful, anybody if would be-
iievc it: nevertheless, 1t was All embarrassin:
situation to both parties. aud shows the
ditti rulty we often find ourselves in by having
. cook and not understanding her language
or her not understanding ours:
"A lady. one day wished to or,ler of her
German servant (who did not understand
Engli.h) i boiled fowl FOR dinner. Grcttel
was summoned. and the experiment began,
1t was one Of the laly's fancies that the less
more they must he like German.
Her first attempt was to tell the maid thai
she waited q checking or keeking. Tht
maid openeL. her eyes and mouth and siiooi
her s,ead.-
..It's to cook.' said the mistress, "to cook
to put in an iron thins,iiu a pit. pat, pot"
..Ich understand nicht {" said the maid, il
Cohlentz patois.
..it'sa ting to eat.'' said her mistress. ''fol
dinner, deener, with sauce. sou:e, zowose
What on earth am I to do:" exclaimed tn,
lady, in despair-bat still made another al
tempt: ITS a little creaturc-a bird:
bard-a BEAST hen-a hone-a fowl;
fool; it's all covered with featacrs-fathcrs
feeders"
"Ha, ha !" cried the delighted Germ.u. at
last getting hold OF a catchword, '.ja, ja
! fedtIers-ja wuh :" and away went Grettel
and in half an hour returned. t%riumphantly
with i bundle Of ~stationers' quilts.
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THa TOBACCO TAX.

Many farmers IN this county are preparing
raise more or less tobacco th's year. AMI
several have asked US 10 publish the law
governing the sale and handling OF the
article.
BY h act oe Congress approved june 9th,
1871. ITO reduce internal taxes. n tor other
purposes" [Scction 81 dealers 10 leaf to-
bacco, except retail dealers, shall each pay
twenty-five dollars; hut NJ farmer or planter
shall be required to pay a special tax as u
dealer IN leaf tobacco. for selling tobacco Of
his W production. or tobacco received by
htun a. rent from tenants who have produce i
the same on his land. But no farmer shall
peduie or sell leaf tobacco at retail directly
to conshmers. nor sell or transfer to other
than those who have patio u special tax rs
leaf dealers or manufacturers, anu the farrfer
Is required to give n statement Of his sales 10
tue proper officer under cath when called
upon to do so. under penalty Of $500. Deal
ers In leaf tobacco are only allowed TO sell TO
other twholesalel dealers. to manufacturer
or exporters. Retail dealers Ia leaf tobacco
are taxed $500; dealers In tobacco oman
u;actured In any shapc) pay -; manu-
ractursTs $40. The penalty upon conviction
In all these cases. Of not paying the special
tax provided by law. besides the tax, is d
Hue OF not more than $500. or Imprisonment
one year. or both nj the discretion OF the c0ur1
There is nothing In the law taxing the
producer o, tobaccU. when he sells to \ lca
tobacco dealer. manufacturer vr exporter
nor nothing to prevent him from using i
himself Or giving it To his ~ueishbors.
Deputy L. :. Marshal FrauSel turnIshe,
us the law upon the subject, and ne requests
us to state that he is always ready and wi!
ling to answer such iaquiries--tiist he i
anxious that farmers and Others Should kcc.
within the bound Of the law, and fer tina
purpose he will Ito all that h, can to n.sis
them by furnishing any Information Required
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A paragraph in our last issue has
been misunderstood by 80 sniveling
scamp We merely ntended to designate =
class OF men who put on . sactimonlous
mask Of humssity and piety In order 70
cover up the real unprincipled seiirhness
other schemes ; men, rs Walpols said OF
Slerne. who could. SWIVEL over o dead ass 70
the neglect Of . live mother ; men who &C
cused Judge Tyree OF inhumanity because
he was unwilling TO squander the public
funds under the pretext OF charity. We re.
csived = note on Wednesday FROM Mr.. All
s. Kierolf, editor Of the Caucasian, asking II
the epithet was Intended to apply 10 him, tn
which We answered no. addip. that We had
no desire to call our greatest enemy names,
much less a gentleman with whom we ha.
no personal acquaintance.
We hope to keep the lSrELLIGEScEH free
from offensive personalities, aud would lao
| notice this matter nad il not already beef
aired in the Calicasiip. And the chief Oh
iect in noticing it now is To say that when
.v.r We ri,e,e II our duty 10 deBornce O
,l.riL.. m.ann-ss. w~irkrdaess or ra>caiify
w, dun't always intend to app II 10 III
t.,ti.a>ian.
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@arltt 4eport..
sr, MARK TT.

FKpnC AM ~, 1873
FLOUR. -The market was dull, Yesterday and
prices easier. The demand Is confined to sup
plying legitimate wants. Tho sales yesterday
loot up about 400, brls, ut the range Of es2i q
for spring supers TO choice ex trns, and atsi SOC
10 20 for law grade to choice winter extras.
The market tlosci quiet.
wHE At AMI CORS.-The drnaud Tor wheat
was moderate both Tor spring and winter, and 10
confined aImos, entirely to miliers, who are pur-
chasing only what they need from day to dry Z
suppiy their mills. Winter wheat was dull and
spring wheat was steady, and without any de-
cided change. No. 9 spring by Inspection and
elevator sold 1t OIL 20. Inspected NO. red sold
stsi 9, anil No. 5 ut d 80. Sample lots ranged
frsm u iskstl Of.
Corn was dull and unchanged on the East side,
hut ,owrt on this side. with 8 good demand al
the decline, and closed at 53s No. = mixed aud
yellow. and SC for No. 9 white mixed.
HEMP.-we quote: Cndressed NJ esoesoo 70
S1o0so Tor common to good. sss@W 10 eiS9'it
for prime to strictly prime, and sisoels'
for choice; dressed sisoSi6a; shorts siooGil3i
standard hacked tow s6s-common do sSoSO.
sales: = bales undttsseda at $50, do at ses.
MISCELLANEOUS Hay is duh and un'
changed. HistwIncs firm, ut Nc spot and to
arrive. Hides dull. Salt quiet. Cotton NOR
| active and steady Tobacco was active ana strong
EGGS more plenty and lower. tre'sh's s'ea"f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
SECOND WARD ScHooI..-iev. j

SECOND WARD SCHooL.-Eev. j.
F. Corrington. on account OF i'll health having
resigned his position as principal Of the See
oud War,i school after the l>t day OF March
next. til" Board OF Education at its meeting
on the Sd inst. elected Capt. Bah;mann rs
his successor. Capt. was employed in tire
pu.lic schools here i year or two since as
teacher OF German. Which! POSITION he had TO
give up in order TO raruprrate his strength in
the brarins air Of the Virginia Mountains.
In common with the gallant captains many
friends. we extend 10 him a cordial welcome
back 20 Lexington. and Ia opc he may tind i,
i to hin interest to rcpiain long In our midst.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
TAX PENALTIES.

To the Editor elite L,teIiytncer.
Please pull;>l, thai part dissection ZIG (lfo)
OF the present revrnu. law relating to inter-
est on delinquent taxes "Sec. ZIG tll5). II
any or shall fail Or neglect to pay such
collector his taxes ut The time and place re-
quired by sucil notices, (that is to meet the
collector at the place or places in each town.
ship advertised by hin). then II shall be the
duty of the collector, after the LIST day Of
January then n.SL, to cnil:rt. anl account
for rs other taxes, interest II the rate of one
per cent. for all taxes collected in the month
of JANUARY. ani Two ncr cent. Tor taxes col
iec,c.l In Frl,rutry. an! three and one half
per cent. for taxes collected In March. anil
four AMI ON. half per cent. fortaNes collected
in April. and two per cent. per month for
each and every month thereafter, during
which time such taxes shall rcmain unpaid"
would say TO nj! who have not pal! their
taxes for the year 1872, and year, prior I"
that time. if you have the money. don't
walt till the last day of the month. lest there
/ might be such q crowd ahead of you then.
that you could not get to pay your taxes. till
i'll March F.: then YOU will haze to pay the 81
per cent. W. \. GORDON. Collector.
P.S. Let everyone be certain to bring the
numbers OF his land with him when he comes
to pay his taxes; tnrn he will be certain 10
nave his receipt right.