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PoLruCs " FR.SCr--In the debate on the consti-
ttiOnA- ol-s All the party PASSIONS comes out al
the uure 1sTge and furious, apparently, Tor the Te-
cent truce an rest Republicans, le-ltIInIs-s auI
the rest g.slnUr with Characteristic eNrravagance
each iOE the excellence Of his own 4nillli0le remedy
for the national GIsurisIs AMI each without any Per
ceptlun that Il tie interest Of al % give way
q lie stlone- party. In the recent election the
HAuIes FyTclttS there seen the most ssE ant
t4ct l4:sly made apparent q French politics. There
were fOJT C4nillltes n tie h=.d-A- CAZ5auX- q
bCnzpa-tlst NJ Br4u1aubln, republican; N dG
Puy sesCr, isItll.st AKA NJ Alc1t, S5ptenuIlust
All the parties acre therefore before tie peoY.e
There Was no cOInprualse, No l-;s.Irg ooLb-na-I3l
oi two o. three parties - Gsteat snOtEsr, bUt ec
serted lis own case al The lls- As result OF tins
straight trlli o. strength the BCaaprtI-t WAS chosen
by large majority but this instructive tRct 20
the state OF the national mind seems 70 Dc REGARDED
cy 10 one N the Assembly yet al honest recognition
q Il SoC1 y TIE KEY = the solution OF al diff -ul-
res, for ttc strongest VII -Ule sooner or later IN
trzns a. elssrhere an al the coz1ict thz- de.srs
f1T 2 tine the triumph OF .hs strongest l. Ha-g
waste & the C.f i.1-Is. y7.a-.-v
, 1875-02-13

TERRITORIAL CoWNUNIcNrloS.-A show
Ing the facilities Tor communication between
the different sections Of Washington Terrific
~, We state that at this writing-Friday,
nocu-our latest dates from Olympia are to
the -3i Of January. Just twenty days old.
A. the time We write. We have on our table
the New York Hco3 Of January 3O'h, or
seven days lEtcr rpWs from the Atlantic
S'a',~ than we have from the capital Of the
Territory. Thus Disconnected, it is not strange
that there is no bond OF sympathy between
Eastern and Western Washington, ana that
onr people are ready for any change that
promises release from n di~tas,eful alliance.
, 1875-02-13
q :. SAVAGE,
r SCHUIZ, &c
= KLEIN,

Important. -EuIo--sI by tine MeIIclI Vroie,-
sion Dr. Wu. HALLS BALSAN FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs Coils aai Consumption and
al. diseases of th- Throat auf Cu-5r. DG TOWN
>IEY'S TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures II one
MINUTE Javs
, 1875-02-13

The Wool TRApE.-Boston is the great
wool market OF the country, and the prices
there fix the rates for all the less important
markets For the week ending January Both,
the Boston wool market was reported active
with prices firm. \ sale of 500, 600 pounds
OF oregon wool was reported at 42 : cents,
which was regarded as a low figure. The
same grade Of wool was held at 46 9 l. cents
In this connection We mag EGG tat wcol
tt:om Tbs Valley is classed with Oregon wool
and Is Of the same grade.
, 1875-02-13

!. W. EEsuITH j. nalaei as the probable
candidate fcr Vice President On the demo-
cratic ticket. With 81 on The ticket every
State on the Pacific slope viii wheel into the
democratic column
, 1875-02-13

The Oyfgmqg has managed to secure
monopoly Of the telcLrapair news. to the
exclusion Of the Bpdlrb. ~ matter Of
course the l-ttar paper i indignant, and
fercsly dsuouuc,- the monopoly
, 1875-02-13
Change Of Firm.

Mr. VI NEUBERGER RETIRES PROM OUR
u nrIn, having this lst day OF December disposed
% ms interest IN the business 20 Mr. NJ We'll.
Inc business VIII b conducted as usual under The
Old hrni's name Of ". Oppenheimer & Co.
" OPPEEHEIAER i co.
Coz I'LL, ". !. December l=t, l2-f Sim
, 1875-02-13

The CIVIL RGHrs Bill is now occupying
the attention Of Congress 10 the exclusion Of
al other business According TO radical
rrac,ir. the black man is 10 &c leSislated fyr
,,tu # ihg white man goes 10 the dogs
, 1875-02-13
MARRIED..

Cas-. ,w.NE-CEANI--On FEBRUARY 10th, at the res
IteEce 4 tie brides tatlIsI, c. G. Cram. Es4, Lg
Rev ; HavsTmlI. NJ. Wesley j. Csutuug,Iris an
Miss ara L Cram, both OF : @s.II4-vaIll oo.ut-.
, 1875-02-13

The Seueca Falls celebrated THDIBLE >EEIN,
AND RDXING, direct from the Foundry Nu,.,--
Ln- II :. Eo1.ers' and " Is. Ms IA BILE AND PptA-
EI Gu ILEkY- Assorted kegs Of Va. , 3aUd lEr
Gen.s HORSE AND MULE SHOES N-g Linda
Y y Putnam and AUsahe brands of HORSE -i.H-
NAILS Tire Round. square Band a.l Fu .r-
al SIZES Plow, Spring and Pick Steel; t.s-f-r.--
ioT Harrow Teeth, DrIils, etc SIngl- aud l1g.-
Gun Locks, Nam Springs, Tubes, Bar Ltai, sA-
Sporting and Blasting Powder, etc.
Euameilei Drill DUck.ng and Leather suIta''-.-
Busge5, Spring Wagons and Upholstery use tl'
riiSe AM sat Springs AEvila, NIses ami Below
MagDn-Jarks, ROrtE, Pulley Blocks AMI q g-1.
variety OF other GCOds, too numerous to Ieutll e'
IN Abridged detail
A Kirby Combined Reaper, Mower ami SrlfFlss
On s4Ll, a bssT..-In-
, 1875-02-13

Col. JoHN GREEN Is reported at New
York, where he is = awaiting orders
, 1875-02-13

Captain West, Of the California Volunteers, atl at
one time s;It3Ouel az Nalla-w4lI. l. running the
Washington House II this city When ~ Baltimore
the other day met Dr. James Nu,laa. The poc,0r
l. II the newspaper business, b-u- assistant editor
"a shI- side Il the continent. Charlie Woodward
formerly tr-e--u, ggLt Tor u els, Fargo 3 Co, -
a,-o III Baltimore. Sometime ago lie opened a sur-
geOus slouE- but nd not succeed well, and the ous
neSs passed. into other hands. Col. Green was here
on yesterday. having sa.sy deposited " Major" A"
tE'iest-n VITA the authorizes u the Albany u=n-
tsutItry. understand that llls return 20 Cr=on
Col Green va! be ordered Fort Wa..a-walla, re-
LegInS Col Wheaton recently appointed iu- Colonel!
>. B. ACatz-ler the contractor, = Al the airing
ton. Z.
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am ramu i-i tuIt the Northern Pacific and South
e-n Pacific hive formed combination, the former
contributing lis share % the working l.p'tsl a
Vel assorted stock OF religious sympathy Wull- the
latter furnishes the com II viii thus b. seen that
the firm possesses all the elements Of strength NOR
aiy anl money la COl,, ,,r.-s.,n cannot le caught
h. the former Ire a 10 be eHturppei by the lat
ter. 1T first Tom SOFT, who i at the head If the
Southern Pag!t- reluctant u enter into the ar
rIngamcnt, preterrIng t0 % II alone He hal money
bat re-P-,tsbIily- The Northern Pacific had a
surplus i,e Of reSpertIA.lity tu' no money Il soon
became apparent that neither could succe-l without
the assistance Of the oth--- IEr Northern Pach.
llrke Just what Scott pos.ssel and Scott was def
ceut IN au article whrrs ts SuT hrTu Pacific hal III
anau 'lnce. \ bargain WIS stru d, an1 the two COM
pau.es are now
, 1875-02-13
Two souls but with a single thought
Two hal l. that bat - one

t. prevent any confusion IN the mini Of the read
or, VIII state that the word bat mentioned in the
above quot tIHn i not usgl IN lis vulgar sense but
refers simply 20 the pllPltton of the heart and NOT
o. any desire 10 ge thin; tor nothing. The rep
Vvseutttye> of the conn auIcs have h-. before the
CoumIt.l- 0G E.IlToa!s, ut the E0us- ard It is
thought that within few days "a :l-0rahl. :er0rt
VIII hr submitted would MT like al this time 20
hazard an Cpno On 20 what VIII he the result Tor
everything here Is Sd Inigin y uncertain and then
SCOTT has 40. informed mr Low much money he pro.
poses 10 eNpenj, and any statement uOl ll,ci upon
Jlat information would be about is reliable as the
opinion OF Wall-w..ila -hyscer upon . complicated
legal point. hear you say, 'cJmpIr UUs are liOJs.'
and 50 think. Ana then again, IN q EIrruer letter.
| venturel an opinion aS TO hoT the PrCSll, ut would
fl the vacancy o.clsoneI by the cl,. iluu OF Judge
jacobs 20 Congress Wien | penn.i that letter II
WIS generally Uuierztond that Mulkey woaId be the
mn. But al Il 4. TING
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tuar cIL-rRsrEp TzuIa-s

ht1 not iruyei Petitions. "a 7 HC,g.e | have al
:rt!s remarked, are gigantic things and when prop
eTly handle! accomplish wonders, but IN th. hands
q inexperienced persons, however, they behave some
what Ike a " boomerang generally doing more
damage % Fl MS than 10 fOgS. Judge Lewis can
hereafter .,i.iI, 80 Oh that mine enemies yvalli
gat gV Petition " H!.r the PETITION lLSt SPOKEN
%: itl.ri to ''l.p,.>h hat .tS UJnmuteIs ut- lei
tEIub tir one asking congress ~ act ttyyr..l lv
upon the pa.las aHl salt Lake Bill w0uli have Il
trn-n.Gl e-..gt- ih@ average Congressman has no
morrIlrl Oi tt0 10 is IUi condition oj Dsgs.u and
Washington Territory than . horse las q: heaven
nur people aIn altogether too slow Now IS tine ac-
rap,-l time. 4 wgrj now vii. ba worth hundred
sN months hau'e. Taa hN stands better than II
ever has and think II VIII become "a law. Seni on
y"'.r 'Iton-, Ia~s resolutions. and lst Congress
know that Seniors Mitchell and kelley and Nes-
m-h backed iy sentiment AZ hoe IN favor of tins
measure. IaIIug as politically from Mitchell
etnEo', however, let this opportunity payz without
according ham the highest praise for the manner IN
which b. his worked 10 promote the success OF tins
enterprise. He has accomplished wonders and that
which rut n short tlm- ago appeared fmt'psS now
bids far - Dee success 70 do justre 10 an i.nes-
c1rucnuHuS, industrious aui energetic public ser
Want l. one q: the most pleasing duties of the iOUrn
dllst To elevate rather than drag down 10 strength
on rather tlau weaken tLe arm Of th-s- who are
working 70 FrCuoie re lSr interests Uf the 1Imu-
nIty shuald be the n Of ID. journalist he ,agu-
TrTctICe Of dealing IN vino cSIlU abuse anI de-
nuugatOn OF men IL public Ee : that vi Inch i-lss>e-
journalism ant tends To destroy public conf lence
AID lower the STANDARD of pubic morality The WHO e
community :, InJuTri by the system, WLa the dam
age TO the IuTOcrnt AMI useful public servant Is
often Incpassihr. The press rlu ueyf discharge It.,
proper functions ana realize It's true Heal til it bal
iS power with sense ui r>7pUs bllitv In T. ssSsS
"a turn the pm into dJs,er except 4t the command
Of justice There = SOM talk q an
, 1875-02-13

of Co1EUoS- The democratic and conservative members
of the House propose Using all parliamentary meth
DDS Tor defeating the military bII unless provision
i added 10 II lie larIn that the army shall not he
ful AMI the hill defeated the army will ethe. have 10
b. dlsl4ndet or serve without pay uut such time a.
COn-rrSs SETS III 10 make appropriation for H.
support Even n the minority II the present House
should not ue able 70 prevent The Passage q the bill
UEaclOmpanIet by sucA provision a, Indicated It
Will = IN the power Of the Huu7e U refuse all
appropriations whltevuT fJT The support of tearriy
realizing tins proposition was Submitted 70 the
republican caucus tie o.her evening that aupropria-
tons for the army te made Jr TWO years There wil
be a lively fight over the bil' with what result am
no, 2 Jared 20 state ! h..e nothing new 70 oo.i-
NUM- IN relat ion % the
, 1875-02-13

Denny and General IIlton are here, AMI working
FOR the measure Having P4ssr! the Olympia bill
which i similar n ali respects . the SEATTLE bill
cannot SEE bow Congress can rrss 20 give - assent
10 the measure EoW under constellation
, 1875-02-13
MEMS CUSTOM MADE HGDTS.
The Clipper, Champion and Collin
EASE-SIEEL PL0NN.

Of excellent material suitable for Farmers and Tr
steIs, 10 whom / also ofFtr
, 1875-02-13

Attorney lo1 Pls.rl-e. la-s~
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11

Under and by virtue Of an agree
- nlent entered into between the
undersigned and &. r. Estill, par
ties Of the first part and Kate =.
Gay and w. L. Gay her husband,
parties Of the second part, and
another agreement between John
II. Evans party OF the nrsl
part and G. II. Estill party Of
the second part, both Of se1d agree
ments bearing date May 18th, A. d.
1874, the first recorded In Decd
Book Q, No. 2, pages 8, =, 10 and II,
and the second recorded In Same
book, pages II and Is Of the record
Of Deeds Of the county Of Washing
ton, STATE Of Mississippi /; | win q
Monday The a5tA day ef efoeosmbsr,
1875, In front Of the Court-house
door in the town Of Greenvillc, OK.
pose to sale to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described
lands situate, lying and being IN
tho county and State aforesaid, to.
wit: So much Of section nino 10y,
the west half Of seclion eight (8)
and the north half Of section twelve
(12), township cightcon (1s), rangs
eight 10y west, ~ lies east Of Black
bayou excepting q roading on tho
east bank Of said bayou thirty (00'
feet wide.
JOHN II. EVANS,
nov27,'76. Trustee
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11

tion of the damages, after the
time above mentioned. But II w
concctie the power Of the Lesisla.
ture, to impose the 80 per cent,
damages for non-pay nsent Of the
taxes on the day indicated in the
Act, still the question arises, how
that penalty must be collected,
The power to levy or distrain foI
the collection Of taxes without Z
previous judgment In . competent
Court, fixing the liability. and the
default Of the taxpayer, has been
frequently assailed upon the
ground that Il 10 . violation Of
that clause Of the Constitution
which prohibits any person from
being deprived Of his life, lib
erty or property. "without due
process Of law" Il has, however,
been sustained upon this ground.
and no othcr-lhat such . power
l. essential, II order that tho Gov.
ernment may have . speedy aud
summary remedy for the eollec-
tion Of the revenue necessary to
its existence. This neccssity, how.
ever, docs not exist - to any dam
ages, or penalty which may b i'm
posed on the taxpayer for . fall
ure to pay bic taxes 1t the time
prescribed by law. Such damages,
ifcollcctible 1t al. can be enforced
only by suit In q competent Court,
and upon due notice 10 the sllsscd
delinquent. Tho Statute, there-
fore, which requires such collec-
tion to bs made BY distress, and
without suit, d Unconstitutional,
aud affords no protection to any
Taxi Collector, who, acting In obe-
diencc to II, shall undertake to
collect such damages by distress.
He would, IN such . case, bc :
lresspasser, and any sale made by
him. 0f nrnnartv In oO11e,ck snC1n
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11

The Pail Mall Gasette says
"Any facts relating to the life Of
Nelson always have m interest for
English readers and It is gratify-
Ing to learn that the Paris Figaro
has just contributed some new and
valuable information concerning
the professional career Of our fa-
vorite hero. Promotion In the
English navy, It states correctly
enough, goes by seniority among
officers who have attained the rank
OF post-captain (captsiue de vais-
seau.) II would seem, then, that
| In the summer or autumn VI the
year 1905 the British ministry was
anxiously looking out for an able
officer to whom Il might safely en-
trust the defense OF our coasts.
Now Il had guessed that Nelson
was : man Of considerable abili-
tics, Tor, le Ministere await de-
vine Nelson.') But how was tho
g0veIsn",NS.ss Ns - 10y sS ss ".0 =. ..as =. IT,
aud worse, was only fitty-third on
the list The Admiralty (of that
osyl 1la n1... ..os ss. nss,..su saSs,1 ,ios o.ss
lssmea n nI'y.'n.esse ~ ,..s Ia ~ p..se. N J.
nIty.twOa a on - ","u .,I a. - W. sN.i... s.'e
cCIn'nseu H. =. .nU ,.se wv - fsa NU'su,.. ~
Mnc, 'Gw ...sss.s oU.t ' s,'tS, ss,',c.. o s''o
reGcn !ourIsnst, 4,.. w" d....as..,s .s.,,Us.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11

hands, the sweeping and thorough
reform. which shah be founded In
. spirit that will secure the ap'
point,nent, to places Of trust and
responsibility, the honest, the Ok.
perienccd, and the capable.
There is also IN imperative de-
mand that . vigilsnt examination
be made into the public revenues
Of the country, both IN its collec-
tion and IN its disbursements /; that
all the public accounts shall bc
scrutinised By NJ, = II is the spl-
emn privilege aud duty Of the
House to do; that corruption be
isrreted out and wrolg.doers. no
matter how high or low, shall b.
ieariessly arraigned and fally cx-
posed and punished. There is .
growing and irresistible sentiment
In the country that, under the
specicus theory Of protecting par
ticular institutions and Interests,
. system Of nis-called revenue
laws has been in operation, detri-
mental and blasting to IL the other
great interests Of Tie coMutry aud
maintained At the expense Of the
general revenue and the injury Of
tho great majority Of the people
and Of those classes, tho farmers
and laborcrs, who arc least able 10
bear the burden Of oppressive laws.
One Of the highest and most press-
ing demands upon you, will be not
only 70 insist upon bringing down
tho expense Of the Government 10
the needs only Of economical ad-
mimistrution, but to perfect and
adopt such . system Of taxation Us
will bring tho required revenue
with fewsst restriction. upon com
merce. and with least burden to
the pesplr. and that burden equit-
ably distributed aud skillfully I'd.
justed. p Z
lMr. Lamar spoks Il great
length upon. all the vi(hl questions
Of the day, and closed amid great
manifestations Of approval from
his distinguished auditory. Tho
lateness Of the hour prsvents tho
appearance Of bis speech IN fnll.-
Ed. Horald.l
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11
ClINnCery Court


Washington County, MIsslsslppI,
October Term, 1875.
In matter Of petition II Isabella q
Johnson, guardian &c. II minor
Laura q. johnson. No 434.
I'm accordance with 4 acertaln 0nal
u decree rendered IN this cause In
the Court aforesaid, IN the 18th
day Of July, A. d. 1875. the under.
signed petitioner, IsnlDells q. John.
so,, will, on December 18th, (Mon-
.lay) 1873. procecd n sell tO the
highest bidder for cash, In front II
the Court House door of the county
of Washington, I'll Of the right,
title AMI Interest of her ward, the
minor, Laura 'O. johnson, IN and
u the Hollywood and Refuge
plantations III said county. Said
plnptations belrg described by
metes and bounds ~ f0llOw@s. to
wit:
The vest half and north half ol
northeast quarter 'oi section -,
township Z, range 3 west
Lots one aud two of section pne,
township 10, range 0 west:
Lots seven and eight Of same
township and range
All Of sections one, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight, Niue, ten,
eleven, twenty-five, twenty-thres
an.l twemty-fbur, and In lOty one, two
and three (8) seetI0l. y, tlllrty-sev.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11

Notwithstanding the law Passed
by Congress some years ago, the
wanton destruction Of game ON
the Western plains contilIues.
Gov. Thsycr Of Nebraska ~
that not long ago party Of Ok
murderer killed. ONE hundred elk
and simply took away tho hides,
This, be truly adds, IL indeed
cruelty to animals - we'll IS q
gvlsvots wrong TO the people.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11


A benevolent Quaker was lately
applied 10 by . respectable gentle
man Of the Society Of Weslcyans,
for the purpose Of soliciting a
subscription towards enabling
them to complete q new chapel
built upon the site of an old one,
but which could not be finished
for want Of funds.
Obadiah listened to the appeal
very sitcn,ivcly. At length break
ing the silence with deep groan,
he answ cred thus:
''l'll tell thee what, friend--iny
purse Il always open to succor the
distressed, and to do good TO oil
our own sect; but my religion,
thou knowest, differs from thine.
We don't think thee right, and Il
IL against our religion to hclp
others to build up chapcls; there.
fore, friend, thou scest | cannot
assist thcc."
Thc Methodist was about depart
Ing, snd was nearly out Of tho
room when the Quaker called him
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11
Indspendent Butcher
0hopl

T DESIRE TO MFORM TIN
1 public that a,n In no way cs'D'
nectet with any other meat-shop
I have nothing to do with any a.
tempted monopoly have my own
prices for meat, and propose tO
sell the best meat the market af.
fords at LIVING PRICES. l have
come to stay right along. notwith-
standing what interested parties
may cay to the contrary.
Beat Of BEEF. PORK, NUT
TON, SAUSAGE. &C., always on
hand. Pork link-sausago . spe-
ciality.
q Cash paid far Cattle. Mich
Cows, Hides, Furs and Tallow.
FAIR DEALING OR NO PAY.
Send your favors to me and see
II l can't please you.
A. p. KEESECKER.
Dec. 4-lw
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11

have examined the above, and
the authorities on the subject and
fully concur in tho views therein
Expressed, except that | IN. In
doubt whether tho opinion Is cor.
rect so fur a. Il holds, that o sale
made for damages which are illc-
gal, and the tax which IL legal,
would on<hst account be ncccssar.
lily void. l recommend that you
issue the proposed circular Of In.
slructions to Tax Collectors.
GEO. Il. HARRIS,
Attorney-G General.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11

hAVID MAYER,
"a. isl ~.
~ w. PEBBLES,
SSiIey Peeblee,
[noIe N. PEBBLES,
5Ia John F; Dyehes
| lSsIesd,
11sy w. Peeo'ees ana ~
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11

Tho vote ofDe6oto has not been
roceived.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11

|. Y. G. s. JEFFORDe,
y,haicery Court Iss. 70.
s,y.k,FvoRDs, 6ollcititor for
r'aluaiits. l5-iw
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-12-11

JACKSON, 0aIBs., NOV. ~, 1910.
SIR-various reasons exist why
damages should not, II they could,
bc collected thls year. Tho delay
IN the return Of tho rolls, caused
BY extension Of the time Of assess-
mont, the confusion Of 4 heated
election, and the lalcnces Of the
crops, have hIndercl = prompt
payment on the part Of the tax
payer. In some counties, the Col
lcct0r could not have received the
taxes II he had devoted his entire
time to II, after the delivery OF the
rolls to him. III some Instances,
the rolls were not turned over
until the 14th Of tho present
month. Tho State docs not desire
to oppress the citizen with dam
agcs or penalties, but only desires
to enforce the collection Of tho
revenue. / therefore take pleas-
ure In submitting herewith the
written opinion Of Gen. George,
and the concurrence of the Attor.
ney-G General. and desire to return
them, In this manner, my thanks
for their kind assistance In this
behalf, feeling assured that you
and the taxpayers ofyour county
will also appreciate the service.
You will therefore continue to
receive the taxes without damages
until the day fixed BY law for the
tax sales, to-wit: the lst Monday
Of January. See Section 1897,
Code 1871; aud Section Is, page
10, and Section 9, page 81, Acts oi
1875. On that day you will sell,
only for TAKES AND COSTS or
SALE, leaving to the Legislature
the question Of the collection Of
the damages. Ihave no doubt but
that the Legislature viii pass I
general bill " relief for aIl those
who may pay their taxes after tho