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aolzod upon tho property at tho olatmsnts,
amounting to abnus $206, 600, on tho grounda
That ~ rectlAefB they did not par tho special
tax required By law that they changed tho
natno OF tho firm without notitytag tho doyaru-
ncnt. and that tuey did not keop their books
a. required by Law. Tho Case was on trial dur
Ing the October term Of this Court, for about
weok. Judge Ballard, on giving hls decision,
ogdered the restitution Of tho property eetzcd I'd
'tho c!almnnea, Tho District Attorney Wilt prob
ably movo for naW trial.
NEW 1ORK.
NEw foRK. Nov. IA raid Wan made thta
morning By Uottnd atata revenue ofticnra, as
sisted By tho police upon Illicit still in o;,orh-
ton Ia Abattoff place, near tho North River,
and property seized to Tho vslne of A15.OD0.
Tho partins In charge of tho nt haying receivaa
word Of tho intended raid. oacapen. Tho prop
ertY selzed constAted Of q largo cnppcr-st,ll and
connections having capacity OF 50o RnlJOn6 cnch,
anl Gl1ed with rnaafit eight liognlasadB Of moas-
| acs. twelve barrels of whtskey, and two forco-
pumps. bosides other articles. 4 large crowd
gathered and usod threatening language 10 tho
oihccrb, but uBca nm vioiancb.
| ANOTHER AEI2EnE.
-, fr'f'nt fasfd u yhr Ch.eaao Tribune.
Whs1iIHnTns. d. C.. Nov. l2.-1llc roventss
officials receise1 dispatches today stating that
| another ulstiliory has been eoszct At Lebanon,
| III,
| WITNESS AuAIsBr AVERY.
| - Epsc'at bstsfeh n TIE Ch,cd4o Tribune.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. NV. 12.-MaEsf, formerly
! pirate secretary of Chief Clerk Avery, haa boon
| nflbrEnaed III a witness for tho Government
| aKaipat Ayor1 in tho forthcoming triat At b..
| Louis
, 1875-11-13

Eptc,at Dis.ateh u 7hs chieayo Triann,.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. l2.-Aitcr tedious
trial, G. J. aloeller recently removed from tho
office Of Gauger, WAS to-day found guilty bY the
Jury In the United btatea Court ou the AEas
count of tho indictment. charging him with
making false rcturns. II WAS confidently
expected that the jury would disagree.
Every effort will 10 mado to secuso
new tzsa1. Tho verdict has created
great excitement among tue whisAy-men,
as it foroshadoWs unf&vorable verdlctB 10 the
casee Of tllstl1lcrs in respect at whose hnstncsa
fAlso returns weso made. Tho penalty liz inilris-
oament for term not exceeding threo yeArH
aud \ tiue Of 900 to a5,000. Tho motion for
cow trial will be nrgued 1t ~ carly day.
BERTuENTHAL = sCHtlrz-
Tho trial of berthenthai & schllsz. tecttHorh,
for nb1nplp8 goods without entry on form, WAs
commenced thIB afternoon.
THE NKwH At WARRINGTON.
Spscfut Ussp4tra IL RE Chicago Tribune
WAsA;soYoS, D. c., SoE. la.-fAo Treasury
Department has recoiyed information this after
uoou OF tho cougcton OF afoeller, a 1auger, At
milwaukee,, THO Whiskv Hing selected this
case, deelning it the weakest OF all Oh the part
OF lhe {toyernmopt. Tho best loyal talent waa
retained, AMI, iu all ways, tho whole power of
tho Rug waa exerted 10 secure the scluittaI OF
Moeller. Tbs Department now feels certain thAt
tho remaining casos before the ss1uo court will
result in conviction.
, 1875-11-13

CoLuxnua O., Nor. l3.--Tho strika OF tho
coal miners In Tue Hooking Valley H. oyer. and
the miners return to work tomorrow morning At
their own ter1ns GO censa per ton. Tbs break
occurred 1t the Shawnee, aud as soon ~ 1t WAS
discovered that the Shawnee operators we're
xl,tqptuR coal 70 &Ais point the operators In lae
Hooking Valioy became nervous over thelt pros
! ecs;.e loss Of tsads. aud ~ yleldod - the de-
mAnAs at sAcit tnua, aud authorised them 10 80
/, <ork l9'msESev ~ VIA Aa'aass OF W sSats
par tep.
, 1875-11-13
FIRES.
At ELLSWORTH, KAN.

At EEC5WUH Fl, MN.
Speelai Dtara&ch ID Tia Chicago Tribune.
ELLSWORTH Kan., Nov. IA obstructive
couaagrstion occurred In this city early this
morning, tho dames sweeping away ono whole
bloolt OF Buildings and aboa& twonty private res-
idencoa, Tic fire, which was Of ineondiAr5 oti-
gin, started on tho south nido OF Main street,
and there being gale Of wind blowing, every-
deal OF excitement du1iug tho fire, "a Il WAS
thought tho whole town roud go. Az 1t was.
nearly hsif the business portion OF tho city is In
ruins. Loss about eco, 600, on Which tloro il
little insurance.
, 1875-11-13

QutScY. ILL.,, Nov. l2.--Tho llbel autt ot T,
RearicE. formerly Mayor Of tLis city, sgalpst
Daniel Wilcox, proprietor ot tue Quincy lfhsg,
4aA been in proRreas for tho last two days. Mr.
learick retired from tue Mayoralty last spring,
Immediately becoming candidate for the office
OF Polite Magistrate. It had been stated by the
Wig that Reariok nhd lobbied, At spsing.ie!
xnl!e Mayor, for tho passage Of the blll Gro.
atiug tho Office Of Police Magistrate, sud had
paid his o1panses out Of The contingent fund Of
sho city, together with other things OF
tuat sort. it waa claimed by Near,eE that
ths lVhig bad defostod hEs election. and had lp-
iu1ed hin, in blu good nAna and fane, aud ali
that. IIo accordingly brought suit for libel,
laying his damages q $lo. ONO. The jury retired
this afternoon i: O'Clock, aud II 10 o'clock ta-
uight had not agreed. lt,s not be!ieyed how
sre1, that heavy damages vii be giyan.
, 1875-11-13
recommendations Of the Land
office Commissioner.
Ia Advises that All Public Timber
Lands Be Appraised
and Sold.
p,,ds Falling Thick and Fast IN The
Interior Department.
r1tasurer New Likely to Retire from
Office at an Early Day.
THE X!CE-PREStDENT.
uorHB oil 1tfB FAIRLY RECOVERY.

6p+eidl pi*pateh 10 1'hs Chicago Tribune.
w,sn1xoroa, D. G. Eov., t1.-Tho Fico-rros.
a,n. IA thought to continue to improve, but
m SLOWLY. IIe is atili very woak and norvons
,,a hut few porsons arc admitted to him. His
,hrtcttn said. this nventuR, that ho hopod that
I.ronld be abla to DO out In threo or four dayH.
IL u, .lept mitch OF tho day. Or. Baxter hnB d.
..titd tbat ilo shall remalu as quiet ~ possible,
"a thst callers be not permitted to disturb him.
MORE GLOOMY VIEW.
su<,{ai iHtpatch TO The CAttaao Tribune.
w,su1x0ros, u. G., NOV. 12-11 p. m.-Tho
s,s.preBsdcnt'a condition does not rehsaurs his
u.uds, although hts medical advisors claim to
ssaspect Of any epocdy change for the .Worsc,
hcst who should DO informed say that his or
s.niye weakness and hIa insbilIty to rally. a.
lid been expected, c1cito tho gravest appro-
i.nknn.
, 1875-11-13

sp<e1at Dtspateh to The Caieaoo Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Nov. 12.-Comptro!!er
f,a1 has poarly finished his annual report. He
k,o,sa considerable space to a reviow Of tho
rh.mo for issuug 3.G5 convertible honda,
md .lso gives general revicw Of tho history
I'D philosophy at all financial logiaIatiou. Tho
rnort will DO considerably lopgor than his ro-
,tt last yess.
Ths annual report Of Mr: Taylor, First Comp
toIt, OF tho Treasury, will show that warrants
nj escal year represented an aggregate num Of
EaM1,G07, tho warl anta on tho Treasury, be-
tne tho amount paid out, Represented to DO
ill., oo0, ,as5. thus showing that the dslurse:
msaA for the Year Woro moro than &C. .0o0. 600
6us.et than tho receipts The report fails to
ef sbs Government from Various aourccB were
usolloHs:
from ealtomp.,.... .''-"...'.. 'i..'i2a
1.tsEns fevenns :...........'.....'... l11uo.soa
kla q public landa: 1'4t9.t9
- isues of public debt notes, eto.... si737i6;s
soo4
The disbursements, including tho intorcst but
20, the principal OF Tho public debt, worn 3274,-
t1s13 on acconnt OF tho public debt notes,
tg7,a77,412. Total, sGs2, ,000, 1856.
Tho Comptroller, In order to BAow tho amount
Of llbor performed In his ct1ico during tho year.
uIs attention to tho fact that the investigation
ot ssounta reported upon involved th(lexan-
hlton Of 700, 600 vouchers. aud tho adjustment
s.rore than o., 800 o00. .000 represented in them.
TnEAsrnEn NEW.
ltsscms probable that Dir. New, the United
E:.:es Treasurer, Will bc forcod by the pressure
dhis pirate business to retire from office with
b asier Heoka. It is we'll known that Mr. No"
h.gsuslerusn Of large wealth: md that hc bag
piateftst OF $250. 900 In tho National Bank OF
hillnapol's, Of which ho WAS Cashiar. 1Io to-
ty yseeeiVcl letter from Mr. Englinb. psosi-
asu. oE tho bank, saying that his health WAS in
ta:a precsrious condition that his physicians
I'D ordered him to abstain from. all
hboe md business carc, and proceed to
in sid to triond Today that, II
IT. Enghan were forced to loaro the bank, he
suua feel compelled 10 resign his office. and 70.
trrn 10 Iadaoapolis. lie fs nos at all pleased
nth official ]ifo, and regrets that ho ever came
stFat He is unsblo to live on tho salary OF tho
sGes, His business suffers ut homo, and he
0i1ls The honors OF tho offlca arc but small
eupepsaton for the SACRIFICES he hss made.
, 1875-11-13

Tho alarm Of fire from BOX SD 1t 1910 o'clock
yesterday afternoon Was caused by fire on tho
root OF the tvo-story frame building ITS 1Vest
Madison street. owned by James Lusk, and &C.
cupied ~ restaurant By a1. ii. Fltchotte. The
fro originated from sparks from chimney.
Damage nominal
A still alarm to Englne Company No. 10 at $3.50
o'clock last evening wAs cAused by firo IN 4
two.ssory frame house Al 30 Habel street. rhs
hames were eaaily a1tlnguished, WITH but little
damage.
, 1875-11-13

Lor1sy1L1x, Nov. i3.-4n tho case OF tho
United States Agsiuss tho two engines Dester-
Wills, No 8. and Coyiueton J. II. Wessellr i
Co., aud others, claimants, Judge Ballard ysater-
dsy rendered decision In favor Of the claim
ants. 4 United btasea tsgenue officer bad
, 1875-11-13
INDIANAPOLIS,
RE1.1HQUIbl1AENr or PROPERTY.

Sp<,lat Dsspusch to Th< Chlcauo Tt5eun4.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. lathe Bingham
Dsos.. In the Uaiscd Etates Court this faospibg
refused to comply with tho order Of tho court to
produce their books for examination, aud thus
abandoned their claim to their property. wl,ch
includes uistlllery No. % and = recsifyipg es-
tabshueut II Evansville worth s60.00O; also
Dislillery No. !. at Pasoks, which was seized
tome tims Ago on ,ax lien, and Disti!lery No.
=. shioh they lad transferred 70 other parsled.
Up to tho present timo. eight indictments have
hsen setusnel By tue assad Jury H. sle "hisky
frauds, but no names have been tl,ade public
, 1875-11-13

ftFcal DaDdth u 7hk Chttaoo TTlhtnf.
KANsAs Cir, bto., Nov. IA mau named
John Hashsn Hea run over By tho cata in lhn
fFelkht-yard Of tho Hannibal Il 81, Joseph hal1.
rohf this morning and fatally injured. He wss
Car-1nspectoE for The Fort Bcott Ha'lroad and,
while attending 10 hia businoss. i second car uaa
backed ABainht tho ono ha was working upon.
Hhich threw lin down under tllo wheels. Both
]ogs rere fehtfutIy cruhhed, and ho cannot poa-
sbly ilve through tho night.
, 1875-11-13

DETROIT ACCIDENTS.
Spsetaf fHkt,aseh ta The Ehea7o I1sdune.
DErauIr, Mich, Nov. 12.--This afternoon ~
James Newao1ne was attending \ wood-having
machine, ho fell against the Saw. And was cut 60
near In two that be died in q short t,tno.
Peter Lowrinck and 1oorgo Meridian. nho
wesn injured by the explosion Ut the Pullman
works Wednesday,, died to-day.
, 1875-11-13

MINOR CASUALTIES.
DROWNED,

DROWNED.
arsefdl I7fspateh to 3hs Ghte1oo Trftun,.
Fast sAnlSAw, Mich, Nov, 12,-Hlchael
Lynch. Ma.o Of The barge Empire State, Wal
drowoed today At bay City. by falling Into TIM
river wiito going aboard Tho barge. Deceaaei
was 70 years old, and his parents reside At
Hkrnia, ON.
The namo Of tho man drowned from tho
lighter Nescue yesterday aas Robert Lcard, aud
llc wns from Montreal.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 12.--Ernest Hfecksr, +
rcsdont Of Huron, D., 1an drowned nehr SSH
inhky, @, to-day, by the caLeiztng Of rail-
boat. Ifo 1caYos 4 family.
, 1875-11-13
AT pLAINFlELD. CONN.

NoRw1ou. Conn.,, Nov. 12.-The large mill Ut
Woosup. Ia the Town Of rlaindeld, owuod by
Sampson, Amy j. Co., aud leased BY Whtpplo l.
Fairbanks, Of Rhoda IatAud, for the manufacture
Of sAtinets, buruod to-day. Loss not known.
Partially insured.
Later-The loss Is 500, 900. Insurance, e40,-
900. The picker and dye houses veto oayed.
, 1875-11-13
NOTES AND NEWS.

sVtF To EEC0FkH.
"tsa! 0ttpatth 10 JAs Cheaao Tribune.
Nh. i.s*o4os' - D. O., Nov. l2.-1u tho Uhitsd
h kt..ssRtsms t..s Court to-day shs areunaxut at
" sas Phillips b Colby caa,tsuas!en
, 1875-11-13

8pttEa5 DIspateh to 3He CAcaao IF1buH<.
pEoa1A, Ill.,. Nov. l2.-Early this morning fire
broke out In tbs butolsriag establishment Of a
German named George Kslein aod burned the
place to tho ground. It Ia supposed the prem
Iscs wexo fred by nomo enemy. Killeln's loHa Ia
$4,000,
, 1875-11-13


Spsctaf Dtspdch u TIE Ch1ca1o Ir1bant.
CAnLl.y1tLE. ILL.,, Nov. 12.-HsyRnt Scott :
farmer Irving a few miles south of this CITY, waa
run orcs and instantly killed. by passing t,nin
yesterday. Al tho limo he wAs under tlle inlu-
cnce az ltquor No blanc can lie atachcd to
tho Company.
, 1875-11-13

HpftIHE I41DI1tH 70 1Nz NEttc110 1FTVuI<s
CAKnoxpA1r, ILL.,. Nov. 12.-Tho large four
ing mill belonging to John Gill, At Murphysboso+
was destroyed by fro It s O'Clock this evouiug.
About 1900 buslels Of wheat we're In store At
the time. Loss. about @12.5o0. Insurance,
$1,000. Buuposed oause. either from friction or
from tho sm0ke-atack.
, 1875-11-13

NEW YoRk, Nov. l2.-The Union Club Build
3ns, on Filth Ayenue, WAS damaged to the
amount Of 425,000 by tlse this morning In
, 1875-11-13

NEwAnK. N. j., Nov. IA run WAS u1ado to-
day upou tho Dime Savings Institution by small
dcpositors, alarmed bY tho recent failure OF
William Reynolds. private banker, who wah \
manager In tho institution. Tho crowd was 30
great that policemen wore required at the doors.
Tho institution nas.over "a. zoo, 900 in deposits
safely Invested, and ample funds to meet the
emergency. The doors wero loft open duEiug
the eYoning to meet tho tloAlaud.
, 1875-11-13
HAD HIS ARM cur OFF ey a SAW,

HAD HIS ARM CUT OFF by SAW.
!spte'ai Dtspdtth 10 The Chtea9o Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Via, Nor. 12.-Frank thinner
man. employed ht Conway l. Ilodwnya planning
mill, had lin right arm cut oil by allpwng and
falling agaiuat circular Haw wl,lIo passing =
lunrd, the cav cutting through tue forearm
from tho wlst to tic elbow.
, 1875-11-13

PnorInEseE, Il. L., Nov. lo.--Tho boiler Of the
locomotive slatt1on Morgan exploded on tho
SsoD,neton Railroad track Tits evonine, badly n-
iuring two engtneern William Fisk mud Henry
Lowis, aud lesa setlously t1tteo other potsons.
, 1875-11-13
DUBUQUE,

DUBUQUE, Ia, Nor. IA. n. Rears, jobbor
in boots aud ahoos, has fniled. a petition In
bankruptcy nas Lis last resort to cancel hla In
dobtedness. Boveral weeks ago ha visited his
creditors in Boston, and offered to compromise
for 10 centn OIL tic dollar, which terms tho ma
jority accepted, but the obstinacy Of few In re-
TIM
, 1875-11-13

COLLISION ON THE GRAND TRUNK.
PoH7LANp, Me-, for. 1.-Two engines and
several cars wcEe enaahcd. II. n. Comfy, master
mason Of Tho road. killed. and passenger in
jnred. bya collision Oh t1le Gran d Truuk llslt-
road, uoar Lcnuoxsitlc, to-day.
, 1875-11-13

KILLED by FALLING Dlrlo1Hn.
pullAuELru1A, Nov. IA dweliing-houao on
TIrty-nnth areot, below Market, in West
Philadelphia, fell to-day. killing thrso children
who Nero playing around it.
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tNtfklp Ginlss
Published every Saturday
nv THE
Times Publishing Company

OFFICE RULES.
RULE ONE.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;
One Copy one year, in advance, s3:Oo
One Copy six months. in advance 2:VJ
RULE TWO.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Transient Advertising, One
Square. one Insertion,...... 4l:50
Each subsequent INSERTION. 70
Fees for Legal notices due on or
before last publication. No proof
furnished until paid for
RULE THREE.
QUARTERLY, HALr-yEARLY AND
YEARLY RATES.
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Sder the circumstances the
ks of vicksburg did right In
lug the assault. It was an
mercy to the women and
en, white .nnd black. ADD
<n VI Adjutant-G Gen. Packer.
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BON Report Of viokshurg Invss-
tirsticn.

pom Report Of vioksburg Invss-
tigsticn.
b. Spccr, again: II the judi
| all Republicans, and the
Of the District Attorneys,
be people, also, why cannot
ers be brought. to justice
be be preserved I? Witness
)or Ahles) can't say, but
murderers escaped, be-
hey have money ; cited case
ain Spear, Of Vicksburg,
said, murder ed a Mr.. MIL
had not been punished
question asked here, and to
The Governor could not re.
answered In the testimony
lop Wilmer, of Louisiana,
|another Of the peripatetiu
ftees which Congress has
broad over the South; the
stated In substance, that
rts were paralyzed becaus
nence Of all pervading OIL
III political corruption had
lined and vitiated;the public
!; 10 that the Courts do mol
Sith that active moral sup
BIN the best elements Of 30
khich ls indispensable to I
[admlnistratiou Of the laws
DO, the very Courts are no
bui tho talnt. This fact i
amentable aud serious thar
n; for with a healthy state 0
|bllc morals, the rest Is evl
Nv.
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ker's annual Report.

read the Auditors an-
! to the Legislature, up
(e finances, and find 1t
|n evidences OF the sure
|ch We are progressing
btcy /; and at the same
hditor Gibbs credit be
q in the midst of the
. surroundings, he is
81 sensibly engaged IN
to reform aud arrest
xtravagant 8 legislation,
many excellent and
vgcstions, which it is
the Legislature Will
Tor fittingly comments
/ that 60O0, ,0O0 acres,
the area of the State,
eited for non-payment
e suggests as a partial
all taxes prior to 1874
Ind that owners be per-
possess those lands by
lax for said year.
bait, however, which
kc, unless such act goes
bd with a sweeping re-
taxation and expendi-
tr the existing expen-
rment, and rate of tax
care 10 own any more
hey now pay taxes OH.
Is the appalling confu.
ich legislation has in
land records Of the
suggests changes.
scarce a feature or q
ke in connection with
Revenue, that is moi
b defective or worse
IL assessing, Of equali'
ting and collecting, tht
be license, the poll, thu
hc railroad, the sch0o
hll are condemned IL
lion; all constituting I
muddle into which ig
ID vice in Legislation
Eed Us. We copy th'
oncerning the matter o
s:
car 1875 Is the time fix
|or re-assessment of rca
ave thought proper t.
estimate Of the prOba
the same to the State
assessing tho personal
samc time:
of real and
property
& 92 miles
ed, sits,ooc,oo
based
f "A $l,580,0O0
md tax $4,000
3 2,2l2,000
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S4,424,OOO
nave q
$l17.46i
Ccragc of$lCOO per coun-

This estimate the Asses
arrcn county would re-
20: in the county ofllinds
Adams $4,000; in WASH
B60 and in Marshall $3475,
harion county, the largest
pry Of any IN the State,
bor would, underthe law,
lot more than $500. In
hc above showing, | would
nl that the laws be so
as to fix n maximum or
} amount which the asses
bch county shall be paid.
secure to each u fair and
bcns.ti n for the work he
and save alarge amount
-paycrs."
lditor here makes Il strong
pr reform /; showing that
Of assessing $685. 900, 600
20; (the cost OF assessing
Do, 100000 In ante-bellull
IS $685. ,000) but he does not
strong a case as the cir
ices admit; TO show the
assessment he has calcula-
Emissions Oh valuation OF
AFTER equalization
hder existing laws, Assess.
aid commissions on thcil
nations and BEFORE
unity or State Boards have
opportunity 10 correct and
Taking the assessment
personally of this count,
MS a basis to show the diff
between the real cost o
b and that assumed by til,
!, and we find an incrcas'
! 40 per cent. (; that is, th'
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BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS.
Regular meetings are held by the
Boards of Supervisors Of each coun-
ty on the LIST Mondays Of January,
March, July, August, and October,
and may continue In session 4 days
aud 10 longer.
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NJ IL before the Legislature 70
|ge the county seat Of Boil
hnty.u
would II suit to move Il to
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Sucu 1tcSui"t H"'eAss~ss"
must be paid at the beginning Of
each quarter.
RULE F0tjk.
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y when accompanying the first inser-
tion Of An advertisement, will be
charged 20 cents per line; Obitua.
fies the same. Simple announce
merits Of deaths or marriages free.
Persons who wish to indulge In
what IL termed personal notices."
will be required to pay In accord
ancc with the nature Of their arti-
cles.
RULE FIVE.
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For County Onicen. ...a....-....... 10
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vertising, or subscription, must be
accompanied by the Cash to obtain
attention. Accounts Of regular
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lst of each month.
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/ Alfonso has assumed the
D throne.
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UNDERTAKER,
A supply Of both
Metallic and wooden Cases

Of all sizes constantly kept on
hand.
Our Wood CofIlns are got up In
imitation Of Metalics, and look full
us well. Cost frc,n $40 to $40, &C.
cording to size and trimming.
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List Of Coul I fkfuhA.

AN Act to transfer the counties OF
Tunica and Coah0mn from the
eleventh thy to the twelfth (l2l
Judicial District, and the county
OF I.eflore from the twelfth ll2)
TO the eleventh (1l Judicial Dis.
trlct, and to fix the times lor hol.
ding the Circuit Courts IN said
District.
Sec. 2. Be II further cne0ted,
That the Circuit Courts Of The Elev-
enth Judicial District shall be hOli
den and continue for the times as
hereinafter stated, should the busi-
ness Of the Court 80 long require. :.
In the county Of Bolivar com.
mencing on the arst Monday Of
| March aud September Anu continue
| twelve judicial days. ~
In tic county Of washington
commencing ON the third Monday
of March and September, and COM
tlnue twenty-'our judicial days.
In the county Of Issaquena conn
mencing on the seventh Monday
after the first Monday In March and
September, and continue twelve
judicial lays.
In the county Of Spnhower CONF
mencIng on the ninth Monday after
the first Monday In March and
September, and continue six
judicial days.
In the county If Lcfl0re, cOmmen1
cing on eleventh Monday after the
flrst Monday In March and Sep
tefnber, and continue twelve judi
cisl days.
Approved March 25, 1874.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-01-23
ALARM OF THE PEOPLE.


son all sides we hear the qucs-
tions asked: If this can be done
in Louisiana, If such things be
sustained by Congress, how long
will 1t be before It can be done IN
Massachusetts, and Ohio? How
long before the constitutional
rights Of oil the States, tho sell
government of all the people, will
be tramplcd under foot2 How
long before q General Of the army
may sit in the chair you occupy
to decide contested elections in or
der to make a majority in the Sem
ate; aud before o soldier will stalk
into the National House Of Repre-
sentatives, point TO the Speakers
mall, aud say: Take away that
bauble = Wild and exaggerated
as these apprehcnsions may seem,
vet these are the feelings you will
hear expressed when tho voice Of
the people penetrates to you. And
| would ask you, can you ask what
is possible and what not? Who
is there among us who but three
years ago would have expected TO
be called upon to approve the
gross, most unjustifiable usurpa-
tion OF Judge Durell aud the Pres.
ident's enforcement Of 1t AZ the
lawful origin Of . State govern.
ment2 And who Of you, when
permitting that to be done, would
have expected to see the United
States soldiers march into the hal
Of . State Legislature to decide tti
organixationY Permit that to-day
and who Of you CON tell me whal
we shall be called upoii-nay, fore
ed to permit tomorrow
THE PERIL OF THE HOUR.
"Senators! we have arrived a.
q crisis. l will not conceal that
cannot contemplate that crisi
without grave apprehension, To-
what has happened already make
lne look forward with anxiety u
what may still be In store for us
We are evidently on a downward
slope, aud the question IL whcr
we shall land"