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G. FL. GLEASON Agt,
atIl2 Sardis, Miss.
To Persons Holding Claims vs.. the
United States.

Having been engaged for the last two year
10 prosecuting the claims u loyal persons, IN
conformity with the act Of Congress Of March
3, 1871, which expired by IT'S own Limitation
on the 81 day Of March last. Soon after The
passage Of the above act, the supreme Court Of
the United States very opportunity decided
sevgal cases, In which the di.loyalty Of claim.
ants was openly afowed aud a,knowlcl, ma.
king no discrimination between parties what
ever on account Of political opinions Or conduct
during the war, As the oath Of amnesty or par.
don Of President johnson had restored 10 each
manall these rights. aud dispensed with III,
queiion Of proof Of loyalty altogether.
sill hereafter eOnhns myself strictly 10
casski which parties were kngwn to be dis.
or and who have accepted Of THE benefit Of
III hussty oath, which dspcnses with the
prod Of 10, atty. It was confidently expected
thai congrcas, at It, las, session, would have
conformed 70 the decision u the Supreme
Court, add the unsnswemblc Arguments Of the
ablcsi juriits Of The world, that the private
property taken from the people u the South
and used by The Federal Government TOR their
armies during the late war, must he paid for.
Il has been the prevailing custom with all civ
iIinsd nation, for the lat three hundred year,
To respect and Tsy for private property when
used by them.
hall continue to have the services and CO.
operation Of able counsel In Washington City,
who are engaged With me In making this bus
ines a speciality, and who are well posted and
advised as to thu future action Of Congress In re-
gard 10 the same, and more than confident Of
"a ill., - H.. .i.Nsaa LaIG.Nt.a
that Congress will, atits earliest meeting. adopl
The ruling of the Supreme Court make th,
necessary appropriation and pay them with.
oui further lsgiilaiion 90 delay, Al in duij
bound, because 10 opsn violation Of the Con.
.iitu,ional promise cha, private property shal
not he taken for public use without just con
psnsation.'
". J. Walden.
Attorney a, Lar, BI,ssTiils, Mis-.
anfi7
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We are indebted to our talented
District Attorney, NJ. c. Brady, Esq,
d the following list OF convictions
BON the criminal docket At the last
rm OF the Circuit Court :
Harrison Kuykendall, larceny
snitcntiary one year.
Henry Farmer, larceny-Peniten-
Dry two years,
Grcca Slit, rape-Penitentiary
b lie.
James Means, assault and battery
Fined $50, and Jail three days.
William sledge, assault and bat.
ffy-Fined s2j, and jail three days.
Ulysses Fitts, defaulting roaC
krerseer-Fined 81 aud costs.
John 0. Askcw, defaulting road
f'ersser-Fined 81 ond costs.
Jsptha Hill, defaultius road over.
ler--Fined 81 and costs.
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Sherln,s Sale.

By iirtns u = writ Of Fiti Faciss 70 m.
d,rsstsd from the Cirrui, Coaii Of panoli
Coaatb Nisiszippi. 10 the suit % Baits and
Huat plaintiffs w. Thomas league dsfendeat,
I viii N the first nsaday Of Nsy. 1874. u he
inE ID. snh day u sail m0sih, sell IN ffcntoI
the Court lIoas. door ia the lopn of sAriis d
the highest bidder for clsh, The iollssing Dc.
sxrit~a real estate to-uiti Frsuu8a or as d
section ", tovaship 10, range ssst con.
,ainiss one and sns-hAlf acres more o. ls.s 4
hxlsz tia, posioa Of The ne Of zii sseiiot
u, township let faass vest, lyiaE east .
he ussk u ,hs y. al y. n, sappossi 70 TOO
isin oas and oas-hsli aefss ngfs 81 L., I.vie,
On q The prupsriy sf saii dsissdsst, Thoma
league. 70 sa'sfy nd Efsruti8H and 81 erstl
saIs uithin lawfai hs#rr.
Arrl oh, isTs
z OgAsyE Shsrin
.pf.if4r
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4 Gard Of Thanks.
Mr. Ereenan Randolph,

DR.. Freeman Randolph,
DEAR SIR;-Through the medium
of your excellent paper, | desire to
thank my neighbors and friends for
their kindness, sympathy and eff
cicnt services on the occasion OF the
fire on the LIST inst, in which my
dwelling and the most Of my iurni-
ture was destroyed. Whilstmy loss
is considerable, yet il would have
been much more serious had it not
been Tor the unexampled energy dis
played by oil who were present. |
cannot sufficiently express my feel
ings to my neighbors aud friends
for their kindness, aympathy aud
efficient services, and my constant
prayer will ever be that no one Of
them may ever meet with a similar
misfortune. Truly yours.
l.. z. COOPER.
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A Thrilling Scene.

There Ia On element Of dreamlike
terror in the following adventure,
which beEel the eIonaut Beudot, on
the occasion Of the yiee.regal mar
riage feasts at Cairo. A perform
ance was given every Sunday, In the
large hippodrome, by an Anglo
French troupe, engaged by tho KITE
dive of Egypt, TO which the public
had free admission. Among the
attractions presented by the per.
formers was the balloon ascent 81
the rronaut Beudet. just IS tbs
l"Roi du Ciel," as bis balloon wa
named, was about 20 rice into tins
air, Boudet fastened his trapezc t.
the car, chung to it with one land
and cried "let GO The balloon
rose to a height u about 400 yards
when 4 cry Of horror burst from the
crowd n tremen1ou. rent had taken
place ia.ihe globe Of the "Roi d.
Ciel." The balloon descended slow
Is at first, but the wiud soou rusbet
Into the gaping aperture in It's side
and turned Il literally inside out
wheredpon It gave out a cloud o
smoke, aud took the TORN OF a dag
case. The unhappy gronsut MOI
fell almost IerpendicularIy; ever.
heart stood still. Beude,, however
kept bis head be seized the bar Q
bis trspsze with both hands an
hung on, trusting TO the slight re
%sis,anee ssill opposed to the ar, b
the balloon but its speed soon in
|, creased; be shut his eyes anil u
! himself go-but noe TO destruction
He fell twenty yards on soft ground
! and though .snsslssz when taken u
very soon recovered.
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We call attention of our planting
friends TO the advertiment Of the
Male Cotton Planter. Mr.. G. II.
Gleason having the agency for this
county. We have examined this
planter and upon trial it did good
work, in fact better work than any
planter we have seen on trial. 1t is
worthy Of examination and we adj
wise all planters to call and see Mr..
Gleason and see the Cotton Planter
IN operation,
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Anticipated Flood In the MiSSlS.
sippl.

From the following dispatch 70
the Memphis Appeal, wc fear our
Mississippi bottom planters, who are
not well protected by l~eyoc', will
have high waters to contend with
ere long, and will be retarded 10 their
planting operations;
ST. LOUIS, Apr S.--After an al
most constant and at times heavy
rain since Sunday evening, there is
now u prospect OF clearing weather.
The rain has been general through
out the northwest, and high water
is anticipated. The Mississippi at
this point has risen nearly ten feet
since last Saturday, and to-day it
has ,wclled at the rate Of three inch.
eJ per hour. The rise was so rapid
last night that a large quantity Of
freight on the levee, grain, flour, su-
gar, pork, bulk meat and miscella.
neous merchandise, submerged aud,
although a large force Of laborers
have been employed all day cndeav.
orlng to save property, much Of it
will be lost. Five empty barges be,
longing to Brown, Of Pittsburg, were
swept away from South st. Louis
last night, and two coal bargcs,
which broke loose from some point
above, came down today and lodged
against one side of Il c piers. Ac-
counts from the interior of this aud
other States say that all the tributa-
ries OF the upper river are pouring
out great volumes Of water, and q
general freshet is feared. The ILL
nois river, particularly, Is expected to
overflow its banks, and people living
in the bottoms are driving live stock
to the bluffs and removing portable
property to places of greater secu-
rity. AT Hannibal. the Mississippi
rose eleven feet In twelve hours, and
at other points similar swells have
taken place. 1t is feared there will
be great destruction Of oil along the
western and northern rivers.
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Itsts Tssr.-Time tries all things, rejects
$50 which are useless, aud holds hu, to that
hieh y s gvOd. Stoves without number have
tn inven'sd and patented, but soon gave up
gtost. The Charter Oak has stood the
! OF .eEsntsen ysans, and Il steadily inorsaS
{ Ia favor.
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C,,vyonpvtttr "a. March 81. ts7t

CsAvronbtittr, GA, March 81, 1870
Assr,. J. II. Zelin kCo.-GNTs; | am d.
essd by my uncle. Hou. Alsr n. S,svenI 70
J to you that be IA inclined 10 believe that
sas derived some benefit from the use q
ssOss LrvrR REertiIOn, aud that be wishes
give II a further trial. ioa will therefore
sa'e send TO bis address two more bottles by
fiPress CO. d.
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Wanted afiasiioh be- tauas
- tftsf IN lhs aIaely 81 mp.
...iu ~ sild aai - a%Ifs9aeH
b. bs,i u fslsiab0a atao 80
Ma eiligf n silA
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We notice that our new Town
Charter. which come to hand last
week. changes the numbers of our
wards, and We now give them as
they are by the chartsri ls' ward
all north Of Lee and east oil Main
streets ; 2ud, all north Of Lee and
ives. Of Main /; Srd, ell south Of Lee
and west Of Main 4th, all south o.
Lee and east Of Main. All person.
living 10 town should bear Ia minC
these designations.
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A young girl len Lowell, Mass,
two years ago, with $500 in her
pocket, aud went 10 Kansas aud
turned farmer. She could sell out
her property this day for 10000
Exchange.
Aud she could buy a lazy hus.
band with ten per Of the money
Meridian Gazette.
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Beyond the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more ARE turning their eyes towards new homes
in the .ertile West. 10 those going to Nilsson.
n, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyo.
ming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we re-
commend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route,
via 81. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road, which runs It's fine Day Coaches and
Pullman SlecpeIs from vt. Louis tn principal
point. IN the West, without change. Ne believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best
rack and the lncsi and safest equipment Of
any line west Of the Mississippi, and its connec.
tions with roads further West are prompt aud
reliable. The Texas connection u this road T.
nor completed, and passengers are offered a
lrit-cl'ss, nll-mil route from 81. Louis To Texas,
either over the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas Il
r., via Sedalin, or over the Atlantic nhd Pa.
cifc r. Il, via viniia Fer maps, time tables,
Information as 10 rates, routes. etc, We refer
our readers to ]. +. Thompson, Southern Pas
songer Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn, or T.. A.
Ford, General Passenger Agent, 81 Louis, Mo.
Questions will be cheefiully and promptly an-
awpred
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Marshall Williams is busily en-
s'gei 10 the good work Of putting
our streets 10 fue repair. We pat
ain OF the shoulder and bid bin &c
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Mcmbcrs'of the last Congress who
sign receipts for the wages voted to
themselves by themselves, are said
to do it with n steal pen.
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We are reliably informed that
llsir will be several marriages in
k,hionable circles In our county
Sithin the present month aud the
b. of next, and that lIymen may
vell DO proudof bewilling devotces
b.. will bow 1t his shrine praying u
hppy blessing upon their new lie.
i mote il be.
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The spring stock OF Dry Goods,
Notions, Ladies Dress Goods and
novelties purchased iu eastern mar
krts Of Messrs Ballcntinc, llonin &
Co., is being received and opened to
the trade. The ladies' should re-
member that they can find a splendid
selection OF goods at this house, aud
that all the latest style Of dress
goods, Donnets, Hats &c. are ready
tor their inspection.
In case Of any of our subscriber
failing 10 receive their paper, they
will obligo US By calling at the office,
and reporting the matter, and we
will gladly furnish the missing num-
Der.
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7. A. G.. will remain at Sardis no
Ongsr than the goth inst.

We learn that at the meeting of
'he Board of Mayor aud Aldermen,
n Monday night last, measures
Fere inaugurated to equip a fire
company in our town. Our authori.
PES are in correspondence with par
hes as to costs &c. Of engines, fire
triinguishers and hook and ladders,
al as soon as they get satisfactory
ntorma,ion on these points, they
vii take such action In d.,
premises as the circumstances viii
sarranL
Bring your babies to the 7. A. @
tor pictures.
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We are waiting to return our
thank. for the handsome boquoti
that we know we will receive soon.
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|4tat iao Hoit iiame feidtes
, ,Dom, hffs aefes NJ hand, balI
s,sl. Wdl umlrfm
/ AppIy 10 q W Bbset,
Como,
.of d. T. ttYfghfa,
lsbsu Snnls. Mlss
|ptm want sSii thtst ~ ns n gunitf,
i hess hli std complete 'igat II pHhg
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Photographs.

l.. ID. Greenlaw has returned to
Sardis from a trip to Clinton, Miss,
where he has been at work. lie
says his stay in Sardis Tor the sum
mer 10 limited to the Goth OF April,
at which time his gallery will go to
Como-at which place it will ro-
main two weeks, and from thence
{, senatobia. The citizens of Sar-
dis and vicinity are requested to have
their pictures made before the goth.
---~ =.
The fellow who said this, wasn't
altogether drunk al gosh, who'd
ever thought our Legislator would
ever pass sich q ticker Law (hic) as
the one they did pas. Though
can't say (hic) that | misappro'e it
never did believe in this iu'scrlini
nate way Of drinking Ticker. J
think it (hic) a crying evil in 'u1
State, and them fellows what lhlc.
can't drink 'thout maxim all fired
brutes OF themselves (hic) ought'nt i'
be allowed to sell vhiskey to then
sober nCighbors, 'thout they get a Il
%cense. II, gag law (iic) aud don
tend to buy my ticker from an
for fear Ill Re ~perpecuted by thoi
wives, and widders and poor It'll
orphans"
II 2AlA@A
All kinds Of Pictures male a. tn
+. A. G..
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/ Tho residence Of M ira G, Hale,
h Popo's Station, was burned on the
,eht Of the 9th inst The fire issup
,ed to DO the work Of an iuccn.
1my,
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TRY Ut.
snELnr CorstY. TrNN, sepl. 81, lsl

SHELBY CouSry, TrSS, Sept q, 1872.
Cot. ] II. NAtf = made use Of your Cotton
Planter last spring 10 put In my crop, and got
the best stand | ever had. After thus having
fully tested is capabilities ! mn free 10 say
that in my judgment yours is The hest Cotton
Planter now on the market, or that has yet
been invented, 50 far rs ! know. Some Of is
merits are, that 1t is very simple, and therefore
not liable to get out Of order, that the seed
furrow or drill, can be opened and the seed
placed al any required depth that the seed
Is also put into the ground, wiTnort MATING,
plcptifully, yet evenly, With so WASTE, and In
= straight linz, so that the scraper may run
close to the plptt without danger. This ma
chiue, so far a. | can see, combines all the con-
ditions desired In q pERTEcr COrros PLANTER,
aud It's great eco nomy In the use u seed is
enough in my opinion to pay for in planting
a single crop. J.F BAXTER
G. FL. Agt,
at1l2 Sariis, Miss.
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On. A. w Il s s q N,
DDNT'IsT.
2i3 Main Sired, MEMPHIS.

10 ~pushiins ny
eisinss FRA consiu.
nance 81 psirpn.gr.
70 people 10 whom
have - long been
knswn. ~thaving
pucsirsd over iren-
uyssniaths ccun-
vl deem n In
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great measure oaly necessary % give the lcsr-
iiss Of n. of'rs. la word sa able 10 give
rsffset s.tisfArtisa 10 sssfy tfzalh kfeun 10
the Dental ffsfsssisn, a greatly rsiuc<i niss
efsharrss Full ats. urpsra AID lover. ~ Sc.
- sac ~ut - ever dsns h tkis city. ED
medium sifsd rola sifrfs " So
hate N ny of1cs nos. 10 sure<.fss sp>n-
lion, oss u the latest inrpvvl m,kis~
tspsn 10 he ve<id br ~yfrdu<ine NlfR0cn
OXIDE kNDoxrqEN LArgnfke oAs--
TIE pure kss snisi<i hsn ~ na<kiss vfl
tr~nspsst cit zee. " paiisni b ~ sr>ss-
iand Wills being retks{ n fke rlkn<1>s 1--4A
viskosi ne sllRAssr vsis, 81 : psv1<sl,
karrnl<ssi 10 ~ s1<<fs
vnnDon.
sss>Un 10 nah sapsse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
4 BAD LOAN.

According to the Xe,uid. Mr.. Gaines.
of the Citizens Bank. is much better
patriot than inancier. It appears that
! be has loaned the State two hundred and
| fifty thousand dollars in cash, at eight
per cent. and received in payment OF
this loan warrants to the amount ad-
| vanced. which the bank now holds" All
this was done ''in a spirit OF public zeal
toward Governor Warmoth's administra-
ton. while at the same time majority Of
Mr.. Gaines stockholders We're pay
ing out their money to support news
papers and foster political organiza-
tons to break the State govern
ment down. We have always given
the president of the Citizens Bank credit
for more shrewduess than this defense Of
him in the Eera'! would imply. 1t is
true that since he began his management
the stock of the bank has declined troca
225 to about eighty. while younger and
more active institutions. Like the Bank OF
America and the Germania National have
gone up to 100 or lG5. Ye. VIC never at
tribu:ed this misfortune Of a bank that
once stood very high to any faults grow
ing cut Of tie ''su.vi: 6: public zea.'' 9:
its head man.
II Mr.. Gaines ever loaned S25l,03o Q:
his !epos;:ors mon :, foc sl5o.CcC ID State
warrants. lie did a ,c:y uuwise thing. No
other financial institution in the city
would have done sl.c- a thing at any time
during the pas: Ten years. And on an oe-
casiou no. very ;e..n:. lat ante datin:
this alleged TRANSACTED. with Governor
Warmoth. Mr.. Gaines refused to LOAF.
money on good commercial paper Sc
cured by State securities Of any
kind. He mus: have allowed his
zeal for the public to ou;rur his dis
cre.ion when he at.ecward entered
into the transaction reported by the
Hs'cli. Blu. the real truth is. that Mr.
Gaines did not obtain possession Of those
State warrants il the manner stated by
the Herald. They came into the bank
under circumstances much more credita-
BILE to Mr.. Gaines sasacity as tinancier.
if not so tiattering to his spirit O: public
zeal" Since our banks suffered 50 severe.
y for the sentimental views they took Of
political matters IN 1851. they haze nc. re-
ga-icd zeal y: TIE ;l.o4.c Is /. very
sound collateral.
Now, though We have no special reason
to help Mr.. Gaines Or the C...zsus' Bank |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
INDIVIDUAL PROSPERITY.

The EEPCs..CAH is pleased % observe
that It's efforts to encourage ;ud,:it,la,
! prosperity as a means Of rel;eyin; the en-
barrassed condition Of the State IL: e.
storing genera! prosperity is now o=:ng
ably seconded by journals il our cit ia:
have heretofore seen no way G: accom-.
plishing these things except through poll
ties. We Lave repeatedly had occasion
to remind our people that politics. a.
though capable Of comforting much good.
could also be made a potent engine 70.
evil; that where a people devoted more
time to politics than business, agr:cul-
ture, commerce, the mechanic arts. il
fact all industrial pursuits, would suffer
and anguish. and the consequence would
be public dissensions, individual poverty.
and an impoverished public treasury. A
change il the tone OF. the opposition
press il respec. to these things mus: Il
regarded as a healthy token. I: i, now
very manifest that at least two Of tie lead
ing journals are fas: coming to ii.
conclusion tia: politics. pract;cej
as a business to obtain Office. car afford
20 adequate relief to the difficulties which
surround our State and people. This can
only be afforded by individual! industry
and enterprise. which. when extensively
pursued, vii. result III individual! and
genera. prosperity. Industry i. Tie pur-
sgi; O. usefu: works and economy are al
mos: certain to be crowned with SUCCESS.
aua wLeleCer a people are D.es5e: with
al exercise O: these productive AID saving
habits. they are certain to become ;1Le-
ceuaen:. az! will exercise c ro:aa: voice
in sustaining aud controlling az il isc ei.-
dent. free government. = ma. VII lakes
Li2se.: prosperous by industry and the
careful. management: c: his :ar... L.ecLa--
icai or other business, is tie one VIZ. il
mos. instances. is best qualified to n.a.-
age public affairs. This car 1e CONCEDED
as :. Recommendation rather than a right
or :: !es:r. to make property o-a!.ica-
:ior necessary to hold public oAce. Tue
honest advocate of popular government
lie who pays his taxes directly into tie
public treasury as well as lie WHO pays
them iadi-ectly-does 10. VAL: tie hold
ing Of public office confined to property
holders. This would he an:i-denoc-atic
As well as anti-republican. Bu: i: is
RICH. that government. should be admins
tered by its best and mos. capable e..i-
zeos. those who have by the government
Of their Own Affairs shown themselves ca
pable Of governing. This is certainly 81
a.. ;...:o-2. incentive e ini::y.t.c,.,. f:cs-
per;ty, and with the press Unite. il the
belief tlat oc- people wi! it'd the su:est
AND quickas: relic: from their presen. en-
barrassments By abandoning politics as a I
business and entering upon abors that !
mus: prove protective i: rightly to- |
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NOTICE.
STATE CONTRACTS AND SCBSCRIP.
Ti0Ns TO STOCK.

STATE CT LOUISIANA }
Executive Department ;
New Orleans. July 10, 1875
Applications bei.s frequently made 70 me TO
Subscribe behalf Of sle State fo- stock to certain
corporations by viste of certain acts of the Legs
!at:e alleged to Re still in force and to authorize
me 20 take sci action. frequent applications being
also made virgin. me, behalf Of the State, to
enter into contracts alleged to be authorized by
CERTAIN other acts Of the Legislature for the i'm.
p-0vene!l. O. rivers, bayous etc: and also to issue
bonds said to be authorized by law; and inasmuci.
as st.ci acton Oh. Ely part might result II u:..
constitutional increase Of the State debt, OK an
Increase which i: constitutional tie State IN its
present embarrassed condition is unable to pay. or
20 undertake TO pay il the future:
Now, therefore. al! persons who have made or
VIC may contemplate making such applications,
ara hereby notified tia. VII. 10: subscribe stock
o. seaa: OF: :e State 20 Any corporation private
eace;i,.l Sc .watsoevec no. enter INTO any con.
TRACTS fox pl,h!ic improvements authorized By any
act passed By tie Legislature nor issue bonds OF
tie State 20: any purpose whatever Undey author.
~. o. ,l-d:. color o: ar.:ori.- OF any &C: of :!.e
..Ies, she legality ars. NECESSITY O.:
s.c;. ec..a.. s.'t be established. by tie decis.o.
G. :ae coc.. c. AS: resort.
WILLIAM I. KELLOGG.
Z: tie Governor.
WILLIAM WEEKS,
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