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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-25

BARNwFLL AND BLAcKvmLE.-Mr. n.
ID. Easterling, respectable citizen of
Barnwell County and one of the COM
missioners of the late election, gives
some interesting facts concerning it, in a
card published in the Augusta Chronicle
and Sentinel. He says that there are two
sides to it:
Independently OF. the legal objec-
tions to the election, the frauds and re-
peating perpetrated, as alleged, on the
railroads, have excited widespread
suspicion that the contents of the ballot
boxes were destroyed by people outside
of Barnwell to prevent exposure and
cast odium on Barnwell, should another
election be ordered"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-25

Attend Perry & slawson's clearance
sales of cigars.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-25

Memphis is rapidly reaping the fruits
of bonds and taxes. The water works
were sold at auction last Thursday, for
the benefit of the holders of the first
mortgage bonds. They were purchased
for little more than half the amount of
their cost. by parties who held most of
the bonds"
Here Is warning for Columbia. Bonds,
taxes, extravagance and bad contracts
will yield their bitter fruits. Is it not
provided in the contract with the Colum-
bia Water Power Company, that after
failures to pay installments due, amount
ing to a certain sum, this company shall
take possession of tho works and run
them for it's own benefit? A bank now
runs tho Opera House. We see property
Of the city government advertised for
sale by the Sheriff mules, carts and
gear, used for keeping the streets in
order. Truly, things look unfavorable
for the city. Now, while there may be
time, it should seek to extricate itself
from these embarrassments, and to
throw off all unnecessary burthens.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-25


law:
. IA land OF settled government,
land OF just and old renown;
Where freedom slowly broadens down,
From precedent to precedent"
These were their heritage, their wealth,
their life. For these they were ready to
live or die. And so they became heroes.
Napoleon has been thought to have ut
tered great word when, standing within
the shadows of the pyramids, he ex-
claimed: Soldiers, from yonder heights
forty centuries contemplate your actions. "
Vain and empty words! The pyramids
themselves were but the visible monu-
ments of slavery blaoker than Egyp-
tian darkness, and the voice which spoke
from them was but voice that mocked
the unhallowed ambition of him who in
voked 1t. The grand army long since
was swept away; the fiery ambition of the
great conquerer was quenched in ignoble
bondage, and the last representative of
the dynasty which he deluged Europe in
blood to found, now challenges only our
pity, as he relieves his exile with the idle
masquerade Of his princely pretonsions.
The men of Meoklenburg were surround
ed by no dramatic splendors. Faith in
the gracious and mighty power Of the
God of their fathers, the voice of duty,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-02
LEGAL.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

ITO CHARLES wHALUND AND NJ. oRookih.
owners In the Msyhower Mine. situated ~
IN Bristol District. formerly in Nye ooui "
Corntv stare Of Nevada. You are hereby no.
tiaed that there 10 due from each o. you the
sum Of s2s 6e-ioo. together making ses.5z on
,onr interest In the above named mine. which
YOU Are hereby notified to pay immediately, To-
esther with costs Of this advertisement, o.neI'
We shail Claim forfeiture Of your interest In
Conformity with the Act Of Congress. Section 0.
Approved May 10Th. 1871. All persons are eau
toned against purchasing the said interest from
the ala Charles whslund or M. Crooker "a they
cannot under existing circumstances make
legal transfer.
Phoebe, New. June 81, 1915. -
js23 sod VIM FUN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-02
LEGAL.
Elisor's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUIIos isso i,D
ID out of the District Court IN ana ior the
county Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, ahe ~ ~.
as Klisor directed and delivered. for Alndeilen.
rendered in said Court % M awe ~ Fife
and p. r. Barton, and sgEinst Central Nef ,u,s
Railroad Company, for the sum q tNeh's -s,stn
hundred nineteen and l5-ltO gold com uoii HA
debt, together with one hundred MN -,
and 2sio0 gold coin dollars tal ,osisa ON or tba
sccru.ng costs and interest, Rave "'"' ~ 80
following property, TO wit:
One large sire Iron Safe.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Friday. the 10th Day OF April
A. ID. 1875,
Between the hours Of 3. m. and 2, IN. W. w
at II O'Clock o. m.,l viii 'ell al tne Iisns,
title and interest Of said Central Ne'a si
Railroad Company In and 70 me n Foster In
scribed property, at the once OF y Y. fosteI, ~
the Town OF Phoebe. County and state hioi y. ~.
at Public Auction, for cash in manu-, ~ w
highest and best bidder. to satisfy saiu eh'u
tion and all costs. a.,
Also at the same time I have levied on me
foil wing pronertv 10 Wit. The Central Ne
vsds Railroad the bed the rails and aI thines
affixed thereto or connected Herewith, toge.nef
with all tho appurtenances. rights or Pn
eyes in, or to any fixtures built by or ciaIieu "
said defendant In that certain kairoru iina.
from Panace Flat, Phoebe, by way OF pry 'Aney
10 BuilIonyil;e. n miles, more or less, all In
said Lincoln County, State of Nevada; Also.
the lot OF land at Bullonville, upon Whicn IN
foundry buildings are situate embracing ~. ene
land, buildings and improvements .hereon'
owned or claimed, with all its sppar'enshcfs;
by said defendant. the Central Nevada haiireaa =
Company. And II said execution Is not Sa'lshea
by sale Of the aforementioned PERSONA prop
erty. notice ia hereby given that on
Saturday, the LIST day OF May
A. ID. 1873,
Between the hours Of a. m. and p; m. tviz; at
"a o.cloci M viii sell all the right. title and
interest OF said Central Nevada Railroad Compa-
ny in and to the above described property. al
the Cont house door In Phoebe. Lincoln coun
", Nevada, at public suction for cash in hand
to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy sait
erecution and all costs.
Phoebe. April 10. 1873:
ap10-td !. D. ChosMhN' Ensof'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-02

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors. made on the twenty.
sixth day of March, 1875, so many shares of
each parcel OF such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction, at the sales.
room of John Middleton & Son, No. $40 Mont.
gomery street, San Francisco, California, on
Friday, the Twenty-eighth day of May,
1878, at the hour Of two O'clock p. m. of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expenses
of the sale.
GEO. Il. SPINNEY, Secretary.
ofhcs--No. $40 California street, Room No. s,
San Francisco, California. myll.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-02
DELINQUENT SALES.
,..,.. o.. Mil and Mining

American Flag MIL and Mining
oornpany.-L Of principal place o. ous,
mess. san Francisco. californis; loeAtlon OF
works. Ely District lincoln county, Sevsaa-
Notice-There are delinquent upon the iolloN.
mo. n levied on the 2sth day Of March, 1915:
the several amounts Sc, opposite The names Of
the respective shareho dfrs, a. follows
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-02
RAILROADS.
Union Pacific Railroas
TIME TABLE.


Until FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS wv,
~ leave and arrive at Ogden daily. as foi'd -
LEAVE.-Daily express, $50 A. m. ,t
$50 p. m freight, 10 80 a. m. 'Aeo
ARRIvR.-Dsily express, $40 p. m: mira.
p. m; freight, $40 g. n.
DalIy connections made at Ogden with
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake Ct,v
vi points in Southern Utah
AtBryan, with stages for the Sweetvster r,,,-
Al cheyenne, with Denver Pacifc RaiIrn"s'
LOT Denver, Central City, Georgetown ana ~;
points in Colorado and New MEXICO ~Na al
At Omaha, with Chicago aud Nortb,r0,..
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific: RnrIiarn
and Missouri River; Kansas CITY. ar Jna stoh
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri r;vs, Ana
Of steamers, for all points east and south AnT
Tickets for sale to all points east NJ oss, d.
Wells, Fargo Co., East Temple street sns ~
the office of the Utah Central Railroad - 9 a.
Lake City; also at the Union Pactnc Rsti. gay
ticket office, in Ogden, at which Office hertbs ~
sleeping-cars can be secured VI
Arrangements have been made wherebv 49,
sengers desiring to visit Denver on tbsi p 1'.-
East, can avail themselves of an excurson
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, AT Uras.ts
reduced rates. " s'esliS
For particulars and all information in -s,..s
to passage, apply at the ticket Offices,
Passengers should be careful TO securo trs,.
passage ttckets to all eastern and son,ba,-
points via Omaha, and thus avail thensalves =,
Atnrough sleeping-car, comfortable accomrnnds'
tons and quick time.
THOS. L. KIMBALL.
General Ticket Agent
T. E. SICKLES,
auzau Chief Engineer and Superintendent,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-02
A CARD.

.. e@.o
III BOARDING WY OUR STREETS ARE
II mot sprinkled our County Commissioners
ssy that our streets can DO sprins,sa 10 tne
pany desires the Commissioners TO sign con.
tract TO pay one.ban OF the cost In repairing
hydrsnts pipes; that there 4. already Q con.
tract bstwceH = Water Company and Commi ,;
the old. which would place the citizens Of
Phoebe hereafter in such = position as the
Water Company NAV choose TO dictste.
It "CouNTY COMMISSIONERS"
In reference to the above card, to show the
public the Water Company has no disposition
to break any contract now existing between
them and the County Commissioners, We here
with hand you for publication copy of ro-
ouest sipce made by Mr.. 4. McAvoy for permits.
non TO sprinkle the streets. and also copy Of
tie permission, which the County Commission
ers were requested to sign, AND WHICH THEY re-
yusEp 10 DO: $40, ,o,.
To the Hon. County Commissioners Of Lin:
coin County Gentlemen: some weeks ago
obtained permission from the Water Company
to sprinkle the streets. with the proviso that
obtained the written consent OF your honorable
body. The paper presented by me was not &C
csptable to you have been at some expense
and trouble to get ready for sprinkling, pur.
chasing hose. &c, and II possible would like to
commence. I have. at the suggestion Of friend,
prepared paper for signature, which hope
will prove satisfactory 10 your honorable body
and the Water Company, which I herewith
enclose.
Very respectfully,
Z. McEvOY."
"PIocuE, Nevada, June 10. 1876
Mr.. L. McAvoy has our permission to use the
hydrants and pipes for the purpose Of sprink.
ling the streets, subject to the contract entered
into on the 10th day Of April. 1872 between the
County Commissioners and the Floral Springs
Water Company, which contract Ia ON FILE In
the once OF the County Clerk"
As the County - JOINT OWNER In the pipes
and hydrants this Company declined to allow
sent Of the County Commissioners, which con-
sent this Company had granted weeks ago.
VIM. NJ. LUBBOCK,
je22-h Pres't and sup't Y. 8. Water %.
, 1875-06-17

ideal homo" Of four ye.rs 400. ehe b..
| Wrapped herself up In Sir. Beocher's iptaraat Ia
!uat oxteht That ehe Nit| not epcak 10 her dnnoh
tor f!ofepce becan1e Flosonce lives will bar
no.e.r sno would not attond court with her
In9'ogsapns OF Miss Dosafa Turner arc az.
Eossu IoI ea!a at most Of tho picture etoreg.
!n se es,a Tacnsc nas's ts printed notice Of copyright
lated ahsrs OF the profit. Tho Jikenene n caoti
bn: roPfesonts her ~ much older thsn sI,e 7ooks
or ID. ~ SWIM"
DR. DAcox's rnArEns,
lha Rev. Leonard Bacon, OF New HaYen WIN
put the ''lnssock" to tlio "srat poHdnr'' ~ ~
M Mtho t'eees!er ecanda'. preached for Atr. Doschor
oaMnuay evening. 1n the opening prayer ho said:
~ r1nr oat Ihr oosslHgs upon thla caurcn cause It
s. a1sef {ear. cats It to abound In iii shat L
w. ~ ai oFe purity, md fidelity, In al Aei1i1
In tie closing prayer ha said:
Again We in!f !o1e Thy blessing upou tbts ehn,ct
kuI h1rh at tho rnchern Of It lnnn alf WHO srn NJ
psesena ,p n tsto r., to hs place o and . Tho
hs.t n 1uJ providence aud Al 70 trust, hy the csii
q e. ~ sp!ft ilactd hera to minister ID tho word
@ ~ III fs Tha a., m ,ts to Tsee csoeoe q
Ing tLs Thou II H. Who viii confoand fs,s wi. Vt.
thb "rtD1"d. -''~
A ls1:T 10 ,tN. nEacn.
To fhe Editor n tie Str Turk {l,ot,:
heartily Ah&ro YOUR evident admfrstfon for
Mf. HeacA's aurerb forensic ability, and yot
iayo ono criticism to offer upon = ssrtous
deiect IN his tFeatmens of Mr. Deochnr'a
ease. sas:n. l 10 not End TINT 10 has yot
Ar, Doccher'e face. PRAY ,e,nIud him Of thu
omission, ard aHsuro him that he NAV do Ills
With tmp1inity. for tho rules Of the courtroom
tn n pr ptoysnt she g1ent defendant from oaontn
uGttTOUp, it ~ hnra1v poonittA tt.& tn
, 1875-06-17

thd p1keaRe In thh fcttrp xr,,, n...h.x l.. ss..,
ton In 1873, speaking Of HI. lcttor n Tiitan
would sec, did not deny TIM suthn,.,,,n ~ =, tss
le.ter Of contgitiun ia iii, III Ers,ts ~ lii III
cucd tho idea Of con,cts.9n H. s.ta nssah d nut'
and declared that criminal. 1d n1t "a,1s..
Counsel here quoted tho celebrated nassauo cn
Tho power of co1lecet,cc In Mr W.h,ta.,,
1t the White murder.tr,1l in vhch In t1srl.ro sl.po
Mat there MAS "' e9s4"''o
NO RESOURCE ron rnr or,,7v
but confession Of suicide, aud TIA: suic,ao VA,
Tho letters Of Fab. 7. 187t-oo, n vo,,.o.
and the other 10 Mrs. Tiltop-from Mr. f,rncier
neso read to the flry. and connsci e.;i IT..
did NJ. Beecbes feaI in,estigat,on II ho ras 70
conscious ef bis Innocence What made Doecer
e.er given to man in an omer"etry i,1,n 1I tba -
Vas not this almost virtual cotlfcsaion m thn
part OF Becchee; What mado him writa III ~
afoulton waa tho best feioud God over v,yo :.
man, II ho was not serving hin, in
coma wsy7 Who was II wa In. i,,,,,;nr ~ -
htorn in his baud md preventing It from i1u,st.
Ing on their toads tut Frxnr;s ~ Mn,i.n', )
Why did 3tr, nsecfler eey that the iottcr IN H..
Tllton should be returnsd to lin snt mt hc
permitted 10 ntscasry, il theIo was M sncrnt
Connrel then ctlled attention IN Mr. Roocb.r,s
latter OF February 1872, In which In stated tiat
le wAs Wiling to A' ''"'s'' 'A@s
srkp DOWN AND ou7
II that wonld ecrye .hcfr p,,Tuobe1. Mr. Bccebe,
said counsel, vaa wiling In csssnd t-o,,, IT,
high position on scco,ut of tho d1rIncas rhin. ~
surrounded hin. That 1uan. ntIorinv r'4'tn ~
abandon lis great 1n,sson nror,,',. vv'ins ,,,s ~
a sacrifice that 1iltou could Ia ] Snlnc1
aid blB vito and children might hs ~ yct ffun
sel couldn't MAKO this muro emphatic or nnneaI.
ing to tho ecuHlbIitiea Of tbo iury TINT, thc
language il which this letter VIVA clothed. Whnt
nab thcrs in 1t which led this grcat preacher Ia
offer hiiutclf sA raefifco to renhlr the itiIries
which he had done 10 woman y TO had cast her.
self iuyoluntasfy upon hia lnve Wh.t 49,,
there that caused Sir, Ecccher 10 sar In rnv l;v.
, 1875-06-17
FIRES.

Special Dtspatfh to 1hs Cateaaa 1rtbt.n4
FOND Du LAG, Wis, juno 1g.-Tho 1ehtdenoo
and barn Of James Davis In tho Town Of osce.
ola, were totally destroyed By fro few uighss
ago. 1n tho barn vero thros colts and ono huruo,
THO four werc burned, also considerable hay,
soms sfAin. snd rarions farming implements,
BeenG tho house could not be savod Davis aud
family commenced saving their goods aud auc-
ceeded ln securing nloat Ut them. Il1o f1o WA
without doubt tho work OF III inccndiary, Los,
about 81, 500. Insurance $500,
, 1875-06-17
1EtEQRapAlC BREYIr(ES,

Mount Norris oele County. fi!el yssterday In
tho ofieo Ut tho Secretary Ut State : csstiacats
Of organization IA vlEfsgs under tho Gener.l
incorporation act OF 1872,
Que Of tho locks u, tho Lower Fox Rlres VIA
20 much Injured on Friday evening last that
boata VII be unsbio to psas through lor seye.Al
ton ami Litt1o Chute.
, 1875-06-17

Sf@7M DF*t<lteh 70 Fh* CA!olga Isi9unA&
DuQro1N, ILL., June lB,-Tha Sousbesa Illi-
nols Medical Association mot in this city to-day
10 hold its second anuusl meeting. President II.
Z. Aackss called tho u1eesiuS 70 order \. p sa..
when Dr.. L. Dyer, OF this pacs. delivered tho
address Of welcome. Tho afternoon vas spsns
III retotvlug nav members 4ud adopting = con.
stltntiot. ibss evening DE. +. u. Axnew, Of
AAkRnta, gave public address, in behalf Of ths
Association =: the II. Z. Church.
, 1875-06-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

Farther roixT, Juus 1a.--sssau,shIp Ts1aa,
from Liverpool. has srrired.
LoSpoS. June la.-Sssanshlps Ths Qussu,
S.lsxs1lanl and Great Wsstssu, from New York.
have arrived out
New loax, Juns l6.-Arziysd- -8ss4mahlp~
uplland. fsom London, An4 susr,s, t1ou AAaa.
bury.
, 1875-06-17
FACTS AND GOSSIP,
THE AK1kAr.u DEVELOPMENTS.

! Ntw 1trk Ford, jung Is.
Mr. Deecler says: ~ have not read It, but
| hnyo heard tim snb,t.rco fro,, o,ho-. ~, g..
th,,os r.I.toa ao-a- oaas..s, eAt ~ o'uess' ihe
- ~ ..1 ~ so' o.Ius4ea ~ "y experience
A1'' anu IN 70 lar u tho article refers to NO. it
| u already donied by my oa:b, and III wholly un-
| true"
Sir. Titon says. .Tho,o ~, h.. ", d,.L.
-. .,,.t,...,.t.'. -. eA' 70 ~ oouot or
80 ~a.as".'e''5' 'of 'u"ee aoftis mas seen tile
druggists boo1s and hAs talked with the up
holstcser."
| Mr.. Shcsr,nsn rav.. .Tn. eto5o, ~. ~.
one+tionab,v and u.or,fi6c1;r faiss s,5 ,L,. T.;
Iii tlat need he eojd ahrnt ,tsm "l'a 'o@t ~
| Sir. Norris nnys 4.Tha atn1;.o am .,,.
tiona.,ly and r,oa..t,.tir ,r,,o f o 1n4uee-
t,,ern bnyn .nvss;r sco, H. " oosa ot
gifts booka and an. thnrnnnI;r -, .ns
I # n ccnuire ~"1 '"0'oos a'' s'A' 'ileeo 'AA'
Mr Moyri. .d5.a that ,n ,.
say whether Or nnt enfc,ro,. ss,J WI. ~ 70
ntralucr the INV. sr1,to,'.,o f,, VI tanao "
u,i,.f,I lit ~. Dit n'o o'uo "hS
thn testimnnv st-e,Ir +.lc, n,,I -, .eaausc u
..rt;o, ~ Alsenay taken "ould NOT result In
",,iu 1911. ~. ~ u'Al't'it ny naaash testimony
~. ~ 'aat tesun' ~ "4s !easae3, how
roe..s tH& a. ..s.1. ,a ot eonhse! AFTER
,i.,nt;rs rn,,naa, 1,auso Mestnon "as Present. tho
Grn., 49,. aanoQheea 'nes intention to
wv 'io H., MATER Ana 60 Oh GIL tlo evidence A.
Nru yoav 1"us - - o914o' I.'. .oWran,. 1a.f
..,s suae 45.-hehtt "asa DeecheF. 10
~ ~ "ttn i1'enu 1o!s asehI1Ig. den!stt
"h.sa; .,;.n usu tne ssofv tnst ne ouse pur-
Hsec!ar rovs i. " n.xa. ,a nsooka}n asussss. A.:
80 ,'ossos oe5n ue nG!e1 oh@eTeu aFuE"ssoro Tor
fsso,,I ~ ~ poss ~ A,a nv NeloG urged oY MS
n"r1ou. - Ea w. ogoaM G9 'oe raolleatoo IN TO-
.,otw !" -" ~" .uah HntN ue sc4ialaed: 'ihe
ny. 10 ~ sost1u 1os ahe bnaeble terson to
da.',.i, I. "A' NV "A|o 1uR Aua paper IN writing
, 1875-06-17
SUICIDE.

Sp<cta! hspatea 10 Ths CAtoaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. juno lG.-Ihls Afternoon
Al old man nA,ned Aasz shot hiusatf Oh account
Of family difficulties. Iha body MA brought 10
ths uorgua for iaqussk
, 1875-06-17

apse1a1 DfflMtta 10 t'h< Caleaa. TttbaHt.
LAsslSo, Mich, June 1G.--A saw.n,l anl
lumber "e'o burned yesterday At pompeii. dsA-
aot County. Owned by q. IL, aud ". N. kus-
SELL Loss, t9,1o0 nc innusance.
, 1875-06-17

An o7erhcatet kiln caused fire apd loss Of
eloo worth Of lumber in tho drying room4 Ut ths
Illinois Central Ilsttsoad shops, corner of South
IArk svonue aud Twenty-Sirth sttoot, yea,er-
day afternoon u o'clock. An alarm wa Rjysn
from Uox ~.
, 1875-06-17
The WHISKY RING.

BE. Louis, No., Juua l6.-ssyerai p,ors In.
dic1usnss hsro been found axslnst The msubs,
OF tbs Hhisky ring hrxs, but the uAu%s Of ths
psEsoiA todaassd have noe aAnapsss1 yst,
, 1875-06-17
AT CEDAR RAPIDS, IA.

corres.u'denet ~ Th< chtcu1o tribune.
CEDAH RAriDs H.. Juuo 1G.-Early this morn
tng the grocet5-HtoEe Of ], II. Gilu,oro waa dle.
covered On fire. Supposed to be tho work Of An
anccud'aFy. Loss on building, s4oO; no luaur.
auce. Loss on stock. sl,7D0 insured In tho
of.ont. llastford, for S700, Aud tu the Armenia
Of rltesburg, for $500.
, 1875-06-17


6r<etat IisMtth 70 Yhs Chtedao Ttibuns :.
LAPonTs, Ind, Juno ia eAw-nlil, about 0
mtloH northeast OF this city, owned by William
Wilson. Was totally destroyed by fro about 8
O'Clock shls morning, Lors about e3.5Uo; in.
s!1ance. eooo. l. VIZ unqucslonaby tue work
OF IN Incqndlary.
, 1875-06-17
At MEMPHIS,

At MEMPHIS,
MxAri11s, Tonn.. juno 1G.--A 1ro this morn.
Ing on Poplar attest, ,.oa1 The market house, do
ossoyed u. 7. Smiths grocery store, Cubblns 4
Gums grain mill, Dsmoroy's coulcetioneFy. aud
Mrs. Wiico1's foed store. The loss Ia ela0o0,
INSURANCE. $1,000. in various oompau,os.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-09-29
PREPARED By
Or. J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
DIR. Fl. ST. JOHN, Agent.
Circular.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, AUDIToR's OFFICE, }
NEW ORLEANS, La,
September Is, 1875.
Mr.. II. T. Burgess, Tax Collector of Rap
ides Parish:
SrR-Act No. of extra session of 1875,
renitting penalties OH past due taxes
when paid prior to November |, 1875, will
necessitate the closing of your books on
that date, for the period for which back
taxes were receivable and received with
out the usual penalties.
TO this end, and to protect the interest
Of the State, You will then Immediately
make up your accounts to said date NO
vemher l, 1875, and report in person to
this Office for settlement
In order not to impede you in large
and full collection for the month of Octo-
Der (the last month ending within the op-
erations of said Act Nc. ~ and also to
save you the expense and delay of an ex-
ira trip to the capitol I avail myself of
the provisions of Act No. 5, of extra ses-
sion of 1872, and hereby relieve you from
your regular October or third quarterly
settlement for thirty days, viz: From
within the first ten days in October to
within the first ten days in November, at
which latter time promptness in your set
Element is imperatively required.
Respectfully.
CHAs. CLINTON,
Auditor.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-09-29

by the banks Of your mighty river.
gu the spot where they fell, a monu-
ment whose towering shaft shall catch
the strained glance of the down-trod-
den ond oppressed of every land, seek
ing an asylum on these freer shores.
ana warn them with the impressive ST.
ience of its nplifted finger that the re-
public has its nuties no less than it's
privileges. Let its legend inspire your
children with the patriotism which an.
mated their lives and hallowed their
deaths for whom it's pile was reared.
And as its shadows fall atllwart the
steps of the bnsy citizen. let him pause
amid the roar of the selfish mart and
remember that, not in craven laws nor
in written constitution, but in the res
oiute hearts and strong right arms of
such rs it commemmOrates lies the
sure and sole guarantee of freedom.
So may the lesson be daily enforced
which all history teaclles-from that
earliest page which record show the
first lawgiver, through an ensanguined
sea, despite the idolatry of the golden
calf. and the plague of fiery serpents,
and wanderings in desert places, led
his race to a land of promise, down to
the latest WHICH tells how simple
gentleman exchanged his rea-
pinh cook for the sword with which he
eniranchised continent-tllat no PEG
pie have ever yet failed of freedom
who have found IN their own hearts
the undying impulse aud evolved from
their own ranks the fitting leader.
And lie will guide you out of the
land of bondage who moved before
Israel, of old, ''by day in pillar of
'lond to lead them the way, and by
hight in pillar of fire to give them
iglt."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-09-29

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