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CENTAUR
LIN I'M E N rs

- nearly perfect are tus recipes of theao won-
derful pain-sooihinE aud healing Centaur iinl.
alleviate any pain arising from flesh, bone og
muscle arrangements. We DO not pietcna
nate bolia. bot even in such easss they viii re-
duce the Inflammation aud stop the pain. NOT
can we gaaranle9 'hs proper results whcfe ihs
condition.
The white Centaur Linment d particularly
adapted 10 al eases % Hheumntism, LumhaEp,
6lains. Cuis. Bfuisss, stings, Poisons' ssaids.
sciatica. Weak hack, Pains Ia the aide. Wounda,
Weeping slncws, Burns, Frosted Fcet Palsy,
Earsche, Toothachc, Headache, Ulcers. old
sores, Broken breasts, sore Ntpples, rptc
thc~e romplaints tie Ccntaur Iiufment viii
cure. all 81 them u VIII benefit II VIII eNifurt
the poison from biies and EtingH, aud VIII cure
ing q but sample ~ thousand similar tns.
unlouialas
"AxrIocif. IA. Dee. /. tsst.
"My wife has flr long time, bcun terrible
many physiclans and many rcme,iisn. Ihc
only thlmg which has given MrF relief u Cen.
taur linlment. 1 um rsJoietd 90 say ihis has
". II. RING. Postmaster"
II j. au indisputabis fact that the csntaur
Llnimcuis are PERFORMING cures never before
effected hy any Preparation in CNisigucr.- like
Strengthening fingers and iuints which lad
I hs'gn stin Tor six year, takiug thc surcuess
I from burns. &c.
I one dollar. or even nny cents. invested lu
Centnur LinlmCnt will hc within reach when
an accident crcurs, and VIII do more good than
any amount uf money paid for medical ntten.
| dance. When physicians nfr called they fro
qucntiy use this ilninirnt.ani uf couFaH charge
| several prices Cor %.
The yellow Centaur Liniment
u adapted 20 the tough skin. muscles aud ncsh
l Of the animal creation. fts effects upon severe
| casrs Of SPAWN, Sweany. Wind-Niali, Hia.Ilead
I aud Poli.Eyil, are little ieHs than marvellous.
Mcssrs. ,. McClurc a Co., Druggists, cot. Eifn
l and Front St., Cincinnati. a.. Nlys
"Iu our melEhburhuud a number uf trumata %
I are using the Cemtaur Liuimcut. They pro.
nouncc % superior 10 anything they have ovel
used. We sell as high a. four 10 i've dozen
bottles per month 90 owners of hofaes and
mules"
| We have yolumcs OF testimonials dc.crihins
cures OF Spraina, Kicks. Calls. rull-IVii, HiE
I Head, and even Founders, which are iittln les,
than marvels. No owner uf an animal can a.
l ford 10 be without a bottle of Ceufnur Limi
ment, which any day may prove worth twenty
times its cost.
sold everywhere, but prepared only "a the
Laboratory Of J, b. Rose a Co.
o. DEr ST., Nav NonH
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LETTER LIST.
List OF letters remaining in the Postofiice at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending January
IL, 1876.
Allen X. j. Hartford Thomas
Allen Lystra Handrich Peter
Aberly Adam krager Charles
Arkren Johny Lewis Miss Ollie
Crabtree Miss SaTcna Martin Joel
Davis Mrs Ruth McMahan Mrs. NJ.
GOblemen Henry Rockenbough Benie
Girton VIM. Street Mrs. Mary j.
Weeks Horace.
Persons calling for any OF these letters please
say advertised" :" and give date Of list.
s.P. BALDRID0E, y. N.
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To CONTRACTORS.

n -. ~, ,.--
Propositions will be received by George Res,
Of wellston, until the lith OF January, lssl. Tor
the construction OF a church building at Wells
ton. II il 10 be q frame building ~ by ~ feet,
"a feet story, to include the entire structure 10
completion. Mr.. Recs will furnish plan and
sedsesw SY ORDER OF TRUSTEES.
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SALE or nEAL ESTATE.
william ooodail ". John y. Hood 81 a.
OaaIoidrf Of sale.
Nsasr Of Uhfu. Iarttuau gaumfV.sa

NAAAAtA kaNAAAA w. aoAA - hAtsA - ~
Oaaiodrf of sale.
ntalr of Ohio, Jackson Countysss.
Court - Common Pleas
Notic1 a. hereby given. that IN purAuanre %
an order of sale issus out uf said 1uur on the
- day of Iauunry. ts1H, and % me directed ~
shrftn aud special Master Cumfniasionrf in
said cause will ufer fuf SAFE nt the door uf thn
Coutt Mounn. Ia said county on
Saturday. February n. tHsa.
at one uicitsk 4. 81. % said dny. the fniinusnH
desrfihrd real estate. tusWiU
G.yinE ama being Ia the Incorporated Village
% IackHun. IaCkHuu CuuufFs ohio. nnd kmuWu
cot igt uumbrr twenty-five f.ti. in the north
half ~ aald town, commencing fuf boundary ~
the southeast Cururr &c naid Uut iut uumiihcf
twenty -fVU fsis thuuru Wfsf riattYahiN fsa frefs
themes moth one hundrcd hun saNcmtysthFsw
ti9a feet themes Caat sizhty-siH 80 fret. thence
Huuth one hundred and agNrmtys stnfrr ftsN fcrts
- thn place % beginning. AMI o. inrluir ali
the btaidiugs Rud arpurtrnnuces thurutn Boz
longing.
Appraised nt fiiau.
Irfna ~ sais. cash un dny ~ sair.
To Dc Huid as the pnlprfty 20 John ~. ifutsti
& u, % satisfy Judgment nud dscftp iu iasuf
Gwen under ny hani this Josh day u Ianua-
IoIis M. KwINu,
Hheftn q rperiat Master Cota'r.
!. y. fomhEsr aud :. q. luaEs. Attorns1s
fur piaiutfn
Jyl4aw
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sALr OF MUAE TsTArF.
~. >. nundy ~. uphir ifon company .-on EH-
rnuflums
state of uaia. Jackson CuuutYs 80
Coat ~ Common rtraas
Notica ts hereby Fivcu. that uiii onef at
pnhiic nucilun. nt she duuf uf fhs Court tiouHns
u Iarkauus un
Saturday. JaasaFy 40. 4. %. isGa.
at one o'clock y. u. ~ said daY. ihe following
drs-filsi real estate. situated lu thr ruunfT 81
Jackson and state ~ ohio. fuawltf
Tho southeast quarter 20 tlr uufthwEaf auafs
Ger. allen the weat hnifuf thu sunthwcst quarter
oi feriluu number "a fg township uumtFf
arven 10 ~ fangr nmnihFF eighteen tlsI o. lns
cludr aii iitt huiidinss aud nppufisunnrn thew
unto belonging.
Arpfaiassl a. fsiiuua. tnsuIIf
flrsi dcscril1s'i lsi 81 $50.
Taken as the pfppufty % uphif tfat Campa.
ny, on execution lu flNuf uf ti. ~ ttuuaY. issued
uut 81 thu Court of Common Pleas % ne cuum-
~ - Jackson, and % me difrcird as sheriff ~
said cuumtV.
owen usdsr my hand this 9Th day - o..
IoiiN y. EWING, sh'n. !. CO.
urnsAr a M"nnr. Atty Coz pln.
dnc.ahsw
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jackson B. and L. Association.

AT the election on Tuesday evening. January
3, 1876, the following Board Of Directors was
elected:
b. Kahn, James Trip, Joseph Whitehead.
William Mutt, James Chestnut, A. B. Monahan,
]. j. c. Evans, L. W. French, 4. p. Sutherland.
r. Peters, w. e. Evans.
The Board organized as follows:
u. Kahn was elected President, and W. e. Nv
ans, Vice President
II. G. Miller was reelected Secretary.
W. T. Sappington was reelected Treasurer.
Irvine DUNCAN was reelected Solicitor.
ANNUAL REPORT.
The following Is condensed from the Annual
Report Of the Finance Committee, and Is cor
rect:
From duos-lsO As
additional duts---...-..----....----..l lO,FSi ~
nnes..-.....----........-- 1S -
bonuses 10 "
entrance and transfer fees............ "a 50
books sold-...................-... ............ IS
--SdZ-es9 -
DISBURSEMENTS.
For loans on redeemed stock k-..........s9,5 so O5
10 -
expenses. including taxes...........--. / sos Is
int. paid on advance payment. f7s 10
Total disbursements-............-.6 81 ,673 IS
Cash in treasury lr226 70
q, 50 20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Number Of shares redeemed during year, on
10
Number OF shares redeemed during year, on
Withdrawals 20
Total
Number Of shares previously redeemed...-.-.-2ss
Number ofshares capital 500
taken.-.....-.a......l,lO9
not taken. ..-.. 3si 1,G0
redeemed ..-...-..-..4O 4O3
withdrawn .......... 90 453
Amount OF capital 0,oOO
Amount Of capital redeemed.-s $500
not taken $50
unredeemed- l3l,20 $4,000
Total premiums on redemptions-.....-..s2Sy3s3 y3s3 20
Average premium per rshare.........-........sjs %
Appraised value OF mortgaged premises,
on which association holds FIRST mort
cages to secure loan of r53 Oj..-......-sel 400
Approved by Finance Committee.
He. MILLER, Sec'y Association.
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sALE oF HEAL ESTATE.

-
state Of Ohio. Iass.sa County. -.
Court ~ Common t'isas
Samuel -tsvenson& Co. " Christopher ars.
ham.
ON Nsadi. Exponns.
Notirr O. iisrthV aiVru. that uui ursr nt
puhlir auction. GO the door of the Couft iiouae.
ln Jackson, un
Saturday January 40. 1870.
nt one o'clock 4. M of aid day, the failawin2
darrihcd real estate. altuntrd im tnn county uf
Jackson. nnd state ~ Ohio. tn-wit
Lots No. 81 la and q tu Nauahma addition -
tho town % lnrkHums Jackson UuuntNs uhlos 80
crpi thr stone coal undrrtyinE stld isfs.
Appraised a. fniiuwns
lot No. 81 90 $40.
lot No. % nt Htu
lot No. - "a flalu.
Taken a. the property 81 Christopher Aras
ham. un execution iu favor uf Namurl steven
san a CO., issued put nf she Court uf Cammun
Pleas uf the euumiN 20 Jackson. sud 90 me- dis
rnrfad a. sheriff 81 said ruumty.
Given under my hand this 9Th dal - De-,
A i ~. Issa joins ~ EMGNu.
hhrriu 1urEsnu ruuutNs -.
IAnEs Tnirr Atiy Or pi'n.
~
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THIS INVENTION

may bc applied to many old loose pilates, rem
dering them comfortable and nrm Ia place
This ~ 90 special Interest TO those having NefN
hat and uu ufuVofahlp mouths and who have
hitherto been unable 90 wear art hcial teeth -
such T. given a special invitation with the
promise uf perfect Satisfaction.
ur. Hugsoss has purchased the exclusive right
Tor the ruuutias Of Jackson, Nintun aud ftkcs
no one else having any right 10 usc THIS tuvgn-
tlou within thr limits uf these three cuuntlra,
unless specially licensed by him. siH fitfrfngrra
triH Dc prosecuted. let 40 one dln.nade you
that nr. Hulnfss has atnkCd his reputation on
IT, merits aud warrants a % hr CNefy thlnE cfn-
bruccd im the foregoing claims. ~ you would
have your Teeth eNtrurtrd without pain and
get u new apt uf Teeth with the Patent Disk
come Co Headquarters.
Dr. =. II. BOGGI1zS. Resident Dentist,
Jan. ~, 1G-tf Jackson &. H., ohio.
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DENTISTRY.
NEW PATENT
ATMOsPuE RIC DISK.

A new device for securing ATtinciai Teeth
drmly in place, aud rendering them perfectly
comfortable and reliable in Eating, Talking
Laughing, Singing, Coughing and hnecEinG.
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Min listers, Lawyers,

and all public speaker who have been greatly
embarrassed by their Teeth dropping ~ the
most inopportune timcas can now get act OF
Teeth which will remain nrmiy In place under
all cfrrufuHfuurfu.
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j. OsseOus.
,. lgneous.
3. Velocity.
4. Oxydize.
:. Vitreous.
6. Vaccinate.
I. Subpoena.
8. Crystalline.
.. Ineffable.
10. Movable.
IL. Excel.
IL. Puerile.
l3. Heinous
IA. Testaceous.
IL. Facile.
10. DIFFERENCE.
IL. Deuteronomy.
Is. Metonymy.
10. Pygmy.
20. Polypus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
COURT RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, JULY l9, 1876.
Superior District Court.

Louis Fshel VS.. Leon Ternour.-Rule to
show cause, July 81, why possession should
not be granted of property purchased, April
6. 1875, at tax SALE in the Fourth Dis.
trict, under act No. AZ of 1874. for $24 81.
Same vs.. P. B. P. Ternour, similar suit,
on purchase for s34 80.
Same vs. Mrs. John Lang, similar suit, on
purchase for e209 30.
Same vs. Mrs. Charles Hamilton, similar
suit, on purchase for 81.
Same vs. Peter Conery, similar suit, on
Same vs.. S. F. Green, similar suit, on
purchase for $l05 TO-:
Same vs. E. S. Oliver, similar suit, on
purchase for $50 So.
Same vs.. Logan Mcknight, similar suit,
on purchase for sos ID.
Edward Hansen vs.. John Regamer.-
Suit for possession of property purchased
January 4, 1915. at a tax sale in the Secon
District for SLY y.
George C. Norcross vs.. NJ. Rohobacher.-
Suit for possession of property purchased
July Is, 1875, at tax sale in the Fourth
District, tor $S5 25.
William Terrell vs.. William Stout
meyer.-Suit for possession of property
purchased December %. 1875. at tax sale
in the First District, the Auditor having
given title from the State, July 10, 1876;
Mrs. L. P. Barron vs.. city of New Or
leans-Suit for possession OF property pur-
chased by Louis Fishel, at tax sale in the
Second District, with Auditors title of May
l. 1876, and purchased by plaintiff May 2,
1876. Mr.. De Buisson appointed curator
ad hoe for absent tenants.
State ex-rel. l.. L. Mayenno vs. George B..
johnson, AUTHORIZATIONS directing q
deed of sale to De given made peremptory.
First District Court.
State ex rel. Wally French vs.. keeper of
Parish Prison ct al.-Habeas corpus on a
commitment for vagrancy. Writ maintained
and prisoner discharged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
A Scene in the House.

The Washington correspondent of the
Cleveland Leader writes July l6:
Just before adjournment in the House on
Saturday there was scene OF unusual IN
terest. The bill for the protection of the
the debate had led to the matter of removing
troops in other portions of the South to
Texas. Mr.. Smalls, of South Carolina, a
colored member, got the floor, and moving
an amendment that no troops should be
taken from South Carolina as long as such
massacres as that recently occurring at Ham,
burg were frequent, sent up to the Clerk 8
desk and had read q graphic description of
the affair, which acted like firebrand.
Mr.. Schleicher, of Texas, who had charge
of the bill, saw at once that this political
question would destroy the chances of its
passage, and begged earnestly to have the
amendment withdrawn, but after turbu-
lent squabble, Mr.. Rainey, the colored
member, got the floor and delivered one of
the most brilliant bursts of 0ratory that has
been heard this session. 1t was an appeal
for the protection of his race, brief, impas-
stoned and eloquent, and although he spoke
but five minutes, the effect was such that
the Democrats hurried an adjournment to
prevent a further scene.
Mr.. Smalls' amendment is pending, and
will be pressed. The Democrats rear lts
effect so much that they will doubtless not
bring up the bill again this session, for they
realize that another such q debate as tn at
on amnesty would seriously iDjure them IN
the North. The Republicans, however, will
attempt to call it up again on Monday, and
Mr.. Garfield, Martin L. Townsend, and
others, are prepared to speak. The result
is watched with great interest, for the Re-
publicans have been praying tor another
debate of this sort before the close OF the
session.
Senator Morton proposes to have the
matter investigated, and will introduce .
resolution to that effect on Monday, and ad-
vocate it with An extended speech.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
MARSHAL'S MONITION8,


The Nlisslssippi Valley Navigation Com.
pany of the South and West VS.. Steam boat
John A. Scudder, her engines, boats, etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
l. District of Louisiana, No. O,872-In obedience
to an admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit l have seized and taken into
my possession
THE STEAMBOAT JOHN A. SCUDDER her en-
gines, boats, ETC., now libeled by the Mississippi
Valley Navigation Company of the South and
and West for the causes set forth in the libel now
pending the District Court Of the Uniled States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner
or owners thereof, and all and every person or
persons having or pretending to have any right,
pear at District Court of the United states for
the district aforesaid, to be holden al the city OF
New Orleans, on the third Monday of Move mber, to
show cause if any they have or can, why the
said vessel should not be condemned and sold
sgreeabIy to the prayer of libelants.
United states Marshaps Office, New OrleanS
July 7, 1876
s. B. PACKARD,
jy8 ID Is au1 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20

was totally destroyed. Insurance, If
any. unknown. The fire then reached tho
adjoining building, owned and occupied by
L. A. Guelland a. an undertaken shop and
furniture store, which was totally de-
ssroyed. The building was insured in the
Peoples Insurance Company for $4,000.
The fire then spread to the adjoining build
ing, owned by A. Oliver and occupied by
Mr.. Guelland a. Q dwelling, which was
damaged to the amount of about $500. In.
sursnce, if any, unknown. The fire then
spread to the courthouse building, but was
extinguished with slight damage. The fire
was here checked by the fire department.
The fire is said to have been the work Of
an incendisry. as Officer Delcary states
that when he arrived at the building
where the fire originated he found q lot Of
split wood and tar burning.
The great loss of property was caused
by the high wind prevailing at the time,
and every effort was made by the fire de-
partment of the Fifth District to check the
fire before it had got Roadway, but without
SUCCESS. A delegation of citizens OF the
Fifth District came over to this city for as.
sistance, when an alarm was sounded from
box No. 70, at the corner of Canal street
and the levee, which was responded to by
the fire department of this city. and upon
learning the cause OF the alarm, some of the
companies, together with their engines and
hose carriages, were Immediately sent over
to the assistance Of the fire department and
citizens of Algiers, and did good service.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
Local Intelligence.

RAyIsHING DIsTILLERY.-On the thlr-
tieth of June last the distillery of D. n.
Carey. Gretna, out of service, was despolled
of about $500 worth of brass and copper,
portions of the idle machinery. The
case was given to detectives Cain, Stohl.
berger and Lilly. who traced the tracks up
to very successful ending. Some OF the
metal was found in the river. where the rob-
beers had hidden it, feeling certain that it
was safe there other portions were found
buried in q vacant lot of ground not far
from the distillery. Putting this and that
together, the officers codcluded that Jesse
Anderson, alias Howard, and Charles Jack
son, alias Black Crook, were the thieves.
and accordingly arrested them. The next
move was to look after those pests, the
Junk shops. The house of Mrs. jackson,
alias Davis corner of Girod and Fulton
streets, was overhauled, but she had
transferred the stolen metal to Adler,
whose place is No. III Peters street. where
nearly all the remainder of the property was
found by the detectives.
It must be borne in mind that although
the stuff purchased by the junk stores and
found in the river is valued at 500, it
would require ten times that sum to place
it where the thieves found it. Were it not
for those junk stores, alias fences, the pub
Lie would seldom hear Of such robberles az
are detailed herein. Placing policeman
near these places would not be out of order.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
TAX COLLECTORS SALES.

N. the following described property, to Wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in square
No: III: bounded by Laurel, Pleasant, Constance
and Toledano streets, corner Laurel aud Pleasant
streets. measuring 96 by 800 feet.
- CERTAIN PORT1ON OF GROUND, in square
No. 12l, bounded by Pleasant, Laurel, Constance
measuring 20 by SO feet 9 inches
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
privilege aud claim due the State of Louisiana for
taxes upon said property for the year 1874 amount.
ing to eighty seven dollars, together with al
costs and charges.
At said sale the property will not be ad]udicated
unless the bid is for SUFFICIENT amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid taxes
upon sald property for the year 1875.
TeFms-Cash on the spot
A. 8. BADGER
State Tax Collector Fourth District, City Of New
Orleans jy152027
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20

BRIEF MENr1oN.-Mrs. Sullivan, which
one ia not designated, was arrested near
the head of Calliope street, charged by n.
Quilter with pocket-picking.
Sunday night, sixteenth instant, Edward
West!ey shot and killed John Sylvester, ut
the corner of Constsntinople and Jersey
streets, without apparent cause. An in.
quest proved such to be the case, conse-
auently accused, now prisoner, is charged
with murder.
At the City Hail-Nothing.
Look out for bloody noses to-day, as the
short-haired will eject delegates to the
Baton Rouge nominating convention. Voting
eaciy and often will be the rule.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20

INEBRIArED CHINAwARE-The few Chi
nese who have strayed to the Crescent City
must be of good class, as they seldom VIC
late our laws, and seldom initiate the vices
of q higher civilization. 1t would indeed
be strange if some of the strangers did not
drop into evi! ways as, for instance, taking
altogether too much of the ardent. cou-
pie of the heather yesterday acted well the
part of the average American who 'take a
spoon in theirn" They were on Canal
street and one was drunk and the other
drunken; the one who had in the greatest
load was very solicitous for his soberer COM
panion, and acted very like registering
Orleanian when hunting weary lamp post
to support. They we're goinx-somewhere.
If they got there in good style they were
fortunate, and it is likely that they then
pulled out their printed jokes, and ex-
changed smiles in the most approved celes'
tial fashion. Examples of the higher civil
ization have not been thrown away on those
two ioshkins.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20
OFFICIAL.
THE AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Office of Secretary of State.
New orleans, July II, 1876.
Hon. A. P. Field, Attorney General:
SIR have the honor to inclOse herewith
copy of proposed amendments to the State
constitution and letter from his excellency
the Governor, with the request that you
give me your written opinion thereon at
your earliest convenience.
remain. with high respect, your obe-
dent servant,
P. G. DESLONDE.
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-20

STASR OF LOuIsIASA.>
Attorney Generate Office ,
New Orleans, July IL, 1876. }
Hon. P. G. Deslonde Secretary of State:
SIR-By the request and authority of the
Attorney General, we have examined the
law bearing upon the question submitted
in your letter to him of sthe seventeenth
instant, and we are clearly of the opinion
that the duty Of publishing the act con-
tanning the proposed constitutional amend
ments three months before the next gen.
eral election" etc., as required by article
lH of the constitution, is Imperative upon
you, regardless of the action Of any other
State official in the premises.
Very respectfully yours.
j. B. COTTON,
G. Fl. BRAUGHN.
For A. P. Field, Attorney General.