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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-06-24
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The Co-partneFship heretofore existing
between +. p. Y. whitfield. j. a. Bates, t.
c. Bates and Joseph Elliott, under the n i'm
name and style OF Whitfield, Bates q Co.,
is dissolved by mutual consent, dating
from May TO- 1876, Joseph Elliott having
disposed of his interest in said nrfu 10 Il. =.
J.P.Y. WHITFIELD. E. E. BATES,
JOS. ELLIOT, j. A. BATES.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-06-24
NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
State Of Tennessee--.MOntgOmery
+, County.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNTY COURT MONT
GoMERY COUNTY. June Bird, 1876.
VIM. Doris VS.. O. L. Shropshire ct ais.
Petition to sell real estate for division.
It appearing from the allegations of the
petition which is swornto, that Oscar l..
Shropshire, Robert ID. Shropshire, Susan
DeGrove, and husband VIM. DeGrove. FIRE.
donia Doris, Erasmus Doris, Mary Glas-
cock and husband Eugene GlascOck, are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
GAINESVILLE Chronicle, a newspaper pub
lished in the city of CLarskville, notifying
said nonresident defendants to appear at
the July Term, 1876, of the County Court of
Montgomery County, Tenn, to be held at
the court house in GAINESVILLE, on the First
Monday in July next, and plead, answer
or demur to Complainat's Petition, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing eX parte.
A True Copy-ATTEST. sH
PETER ONEAL, Clerk.
Z. B. Lurton, Sol'r for Compl't.
June 3, 1S76-4w.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-06-24
DISTRICT NO. 15.
DISTRICT NO. I6.

Lee, Stephen, 4e acres land, bounded by
Birney, Heathman, FouSt, l}irney, value
500, tax SOC, penalty &c, costs 81 80, total
s. So.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-06-24
Railroad Tax Sales
For 1875. q


state OF Tennessee, Montgomery County, IS.
Bv virtue of the power and authority
vested in me as Tax Collector OF Mont
,somery County, / vii on the first Monday
Of July mex, II being the 3rd day Of July
$50, offer for sale tn following described
tracts OF land, town 10 s, aud parts OF tow
lots, the same having been assessed for tax
IS for the year 1873, which lakes are due
and remain unpaid, together with penaitleS
and costs. sale at Court-house door IN the
Civ of t'larlxSyflie
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las. E. BAILEY. CHAs. G, SMITH,
BAILEY & SMITH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.

Will practice in all the Courts of Mont
gomery, Stewart, Houston and Robertson
Counties, and in the Circuit and District
Courts for the Middle District of Tennessee
at Nashville, and in the Supreme Court.
Special Attention Paid to Collections
Feb. 27,'75-tE.
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DISTRICT NO. 10.
White.
DISTRICT NO. II

Brown, W r, heirs, 10 acres land bounded
by Mcdaniel, WilllerSOn, Will1ersOn, Nc
Daniel, value $3.50, tax 75c, penalty Sc, costs
- 10, total 50 81,
Crank, Mrs r, A acres land bounded by
Brown, HorSeley, Brown, Brown, value 5000,
tax Coo penalty 112c, costs - 50, total So l71s.
Lynn, c r, acres land bounded by Rus
dolph, Winn, Rudolph, Watson, value 500,
tax toe, penalty 11sc, costs 50 80, total So l7I5
Marshall, Vim, 2OO acres land bounded by
Brown, West, Bailey, Oneal, value $1,000, tax
50 90, penalty 81 Us, costs - 50, total SD IS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-06-24
illustrated Pattern Bazaar

Sample copy, 90 cents. Subscription
price, 81 10 year, postpaid. One dollars
worth of Patterns given to each subscriber
free NJ n Drenium
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-06-24
COlOred.

Daily, Geo, &c acres land bounded by Han
mum, Lyle, Hodgson, Martin, value 500, tax
6Oc, penalty &c, costs 81 so, total So IL,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-06-24

Crotzer, :, estate, - acres land bounded
nv Red river, NOrthingtou, Red river, King,
value $50, tax - i9, penalty soc, costs s. 50,
total s. 10. .-
Gardiner. ], NJ, 100 acres land bounded by
Elliott, Rogers, Elliott, Rogers. value Sl275,
lax 80, penalty 46e, costs s. %, total So ~.
Gaines, 10. colored, lot i'm Port Royal, value
Sl7O, tax sic, penalty &c, costs s. 80, total
Jones, Mrs. $. A, 90 acres land bounded by
Dor,ien. Darien, Dardcn, Bourne, value
$50, tax 81 So, penalty l9c, costs 81 80, total
81 - 80. ,,, 49,. -,
1,onndad by sulphur Fork, Hamlet, Sui
phur Fork. Northington, Yalue, S7'6sl tax
4 al. penaity Ole, costs = q, total Al 20
Northington, 4. estate, ~ ncreS land land
Eiiintt vaiue geS5, tax e 80, penalty S5c'
costs, 8 80, total $ 6S. -, ,,.,,,,a..t IN,
t,l,,Ty,a harden Darden, Smith, value y ,VS ~,
fax 81 o. penalty SSe, costs = % iosaaI ,,1 ~ ii
Snith- Mrs Mary, 80 acres land DouhII 's
nv Davfs- Dixon. Morrison, Wiliiams5 NHl .aJ
si5a. tax 75e, penalty DC, costs . % 'o''''
sale. Jne. colored LOT in Port Royal, V totai
S2jj, tax 76c, penalty &C. COSTS - W 49,
-
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DISTRICT NO. s.

Chisenhall, Lee, heirs, ITO acres land boun-
ded by Drane, Wooten, higgins, Pollard,
value $3.50, tax - "a, penalty Sic, costs 81 50,
total S. IS.
Fletcher, y ], 81 acres land bounded by
Craft, Oneal, Oneal, p Haynes, value $500,
tax G0c, penalty nc, costs 81 So total IS l71a.
HagOOd, Ward, 40 acres land bounded by
Wood, Burton, Burton, Cooke, value $3.50,
tax 81 50, penalty SOC, costs 81 80, total S. 35.
Hawkins, Jno, lao acres land bounded by
Sears, Darnell, Waters, Meacham, value
81 l20, tax So SO, penalty SOC, costs 81 90 total
Sc p.
Kelly, Chas, col, D acres land bounded by
Wood, HagOOd, Wood, Wood, value 500, tax
GOc, penalty TIC, costs 81 80, total So III.
McKeage, Mrs Nora, Ii acres land bounded
by Watts, Waters, Pegram, Sears, value 500,
tax SOC, penalty SIC, costs 81 So total - S315.
Smith, Mrs Nancy, 26 acres land bounded
by Wood, Allen, Allen, Allen, value 50 80,
tax u %, penalty 24o, costs 8 so. total s. 90.
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DISTRICT NO. 2.

Davis, Tom, COL, 50 acres land bounded by
GOwan. Davis, Wilson estate, value SiOO, tex
81 ~, penalty lie, costs 81 %, total So 81.
Davis, Robt 262 acres land bounded by II
Davis, Whitfield, Peterson, value 5000, tax
ST y, penalty 7jc, costs - 80, total 50 %.
Hambaugh & Pettus, 40 acres land bound
ed by Killebrew, wilder, Killebrew, value
$50, tax 96c, penalty l2c, costs 81 So total
s. 81
Hambaugh, p c, Is acres land, value 81 $50,
tax - 80 penalty sic, costs 50 80, total 81 "a.
Leigh, Henry, est, 93 acres land bounded
by Smith, Buckley, Pollard, value 81 400, tax
s 20, penalty soc, costs 81 80, total 81 20.
OgbuTn, j ], 1874 acres land bounded by
StOner, Quarles, Davis, Ben Anderson, value
SI,O7O, tax So 2l penalty 3Sc, costs 81 50, total
ST -.
simpson, z T, 2l5 acres land, value s., DDS,
tax 80 81, penalty 81 &c. costs 50 50, total SIS 49,
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PIKE, NaIue SOQ0, TAX 81 81, penalty ZIc, costs
Sanderson, Mrs T, IG acres land at seven
mile ferry, value $500, tax 81 80, penalty lSc
costs - 80, total "a Is.
smith, A L, lot, Scutf City, value $780, tax
81 So penalty pic, cost 3 81, total 81 81.
SniderS heirs, lot in Hannum's addition,
value 500, tax Coo, penalty &c, costs - 50, to-
Thomas, n L, house and lot on Marion st,
value 500 tax 81 90, penalty soc, costs 81 80,
total SO 80.
Thomas, ] b, 4 acres land in South Clarks-
Vile, value 500, tax 81 20, penalty lie, costs
Thompson, Mrs Mary, "a acres land, value
5000, tax 81 50, penalty BIC, costs 50 90, total
Taylor, z NJ, house and lot on Eighth st,
value 500, tax 81 20, penalty lac, costs - 80,
Williams, L G & wife, lots in Gallows
hollow t value $500, tax soc, penalty lie, costs
Wills, TT, house and lot on Washington
81 80, total So 90
Same, house and lot on Washington st,
value 81 200 tax S3 Co. penalty 4So, costs 81 so,
same, house and lot on Washington ST.
value 500, tax 81 10, penalty 25c, costs - 50,
total 81 s..
same, do, value 500, tax SOC, penalty &c,
costs - 80, total 81 81.
same, shop ON do, value $500, tax SOC, pen
atty lie, costs 81 50, total s. 81.
same, stable on do, value $500, tax soc, pen
atty lie, costs 81 50, total 50 81.
Same, house and lot on NOrfieet alley,
total s. 81
Wall, Richard, heirs, 20 acres land, Stack
er farm, value 500, tax 60c, penalty &c, costs
s. "a, total So II.
Wall, Richard, Est, 5 acres land, Scuf City,
value 900, tax So 90, penalty 36c, costs 81 50,
total 50 ST.
Williams, r H, $50 acres land, home tract,
value $500, tax $40 80, penalty 81 20, costs
81 50, total Sl4 26. @
WOodall, Amanda, rs acres land on Nash
Vile pike, value 500, tax 6Oc penalty &c
costs s. 50, total So IL.
Wayne, William, \ acres land in South
GAINESVILLE, value 500, tax Coo, penalty &c
costs 81 80, total 50 Il.
Wood, Mrs Mary, ~ acres land in South
Clarksville, value 5000, tax 81 80, penalty Die
costs 81 30, total 81 81
White, Patrick, house and lot on Front ST.
value $500, tax 81 80, penalty lSc, costs - 80,
total "a Is.
Webb, Melvira, house and lot ON RUSSELL
vile pike, value 500, tax soc, penalty &c,
costs s. 80, total 81 81.
Wilson, Nanny, house ana lot, Kellogg st,
value S7O6, tax 81 10, penalty 25c, costs 81 50,
total 81 s..
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Dudley, H, NJ, go acres land bounded by
[illebfew, sanders, Dunlap, Sanders, value
$500 tax SO %, penalty 81 81 costs Y 30,
total $40 g7.
Gin, Ben, F, 800 acres land bounded bv
HaslIins, Red river, Sypert, Slmms value
S. 40, tax sl6 %, penalty 81 s. costs 81 50, to-
tai So "a.
Humphreys. Mrs, Mollie, 266 acres land
bounded by Dawson, KillebreW, Dawson,
Johnson. value $500, tax SIS 95, penalty
81 81, costs 50 50, total $50 81.
Metcals, Mrs, i, p, DO acres land bounded
by Yarhrough, Red river, Red river, Raglan,
value $3.50, tax SO %, penalty 81 20, costs
g 80, total Sl4 o..
Mason and Ransom, 40 acres land, Fair
grounds value 81 ,5d0, tax S4 40, penalty 54c,
costs = 50, total 81 81.
Yancey's heirs, fO8 acres Land bounded by
johnson, Simms,F turnpike, Bourne, value
Z, 800 tax 81 80, penalty 54c, total 81 81.
Bowling, Geo, acres land, value $50 tax
l5c, penalty &c, costs 81 50, total 81 81.
DISTRICT NO..
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THURSDAY. DEC. :, 1876.

The supplemental statement Of Con.
,.o!!e. Knox brings the state Of the cur
reney down to December l, and shows
cles.!7 he effects oithe acts Of June 20,
1873, and January II, 1875, permitting
l1e banking and the withdrawal Of bank
nosss and making preparation for re-
sumption. On the frs. date the bank
circulation va, s34o, SOL 900; on the Sc
cond, although there had been some
withdts wale, i. hsd increased to $751;
$4,000. Since January II, 1875, the
bank circulation has fallen to SSl9,65S-
90, being an actual retirement
q. s8a, 200, Geo. There is still a
deposi. Of sl9,Ao,00O Of greeubacks
Agains: which bank notes will be retired
Under the clause requiring greenbacks 10
be redeemed absolutely to the extent OF
80 per cent Of all new issues Of bank cir
cula.ion, Sl5,OS9,000 Of greenbacks has
been retired. TIE net contraction Of the
currcncy in two year. has, therefore, been
about SG5Oo0,O0O with about $4,000, o00
more promised aud in process. AT the
zane time, tie fractional paper currency
has i.!,ea from S:7,O00,0oO TO so Co.,
090, IN: =. ii has been replaced BY silver
ibis is no: properly = contraction Of the
currency. The volume otthe gFeenba's
clrreacy, December !, vas S256,9ll,00o
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ohio.s Grand Dnplicatc.

The Auditor Of Ohio has compiled the
footings Of the grand duplicate Of taxa.
ton for the State Of Ohio for the current
year. a comparison Of the tootings last
year shows that while the State taxation
continues 10 increase 10 that the grand
total OF taxes for the State touches a
higher figure than ever before. The
shflnkage in value, which results FROM
the approach to specie basis, has redue.
ed the aggregate valuation Of chattel
property upon the grand duplicate ri
nearly S7,500,000. The increased yalua.
ton by improvement Of real property Is
as much less than this Shrinkage that the
total footing Of the duplicate valuation
for taxes is 81 900, 600 less than last wear.
The following are the figures, compared
with the corresponding figures last year :
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a,esrtainsd in strict accordance with Law
and Justice, or twill not be accepted. On
The contrary, We greatly regret that no
Democratic Newspaper has suggested that
Mr.. Tilden ought to refuse the Presi-
dency il it was shown beyond the shadow
OF doubt that his apparent mSjority in
Louisiana had been secured through the
killing, whipping and general intimi'
dauon OF Republican voters, There
seems to be nothing in this mode Of
conducting = canvass. that .Ghocka the
sensibilities Of the average Democratic
editor. Governor Hayes must not be
elected President by "trick," such as
Gov. Hendricks has just perpettated, in
order to give the organization Of the In.
diana Senate TO the Democrats. Parties
are nearly eqally divided in that body,
and the recent death Of 3 Democratic
Senator elected in 1874 from Repu6ii'
can district would make tie PROVIDED =
Republican successor should oe enoI 81
The district vas carried BY the hepnoN'
cans 81 the late election BY large MAJOR
ity. and Tie election Of 8 Republican
Senator seerns 10 Be- inevitable. Were he
rsrp,itted 10 Be present on the day the
fe9islstu.e meets, each party would have
~ sare number Of Senators, and the
Lieutenant Governor (Who is Republic
canJ would have the casting vote, thus
securing the election Of Republican OH
cers, But Gov. Hendricks (Whose friends
are profoundly SOLICITORS les. he should
be cheated out Of the Vice Presidency fix.
ed January 9, 1877, rs the day for elect
ing a Senator to the vacant seat i've days
ailer the meeting of the Legislature.
There is nobody in Indiana who does NOT
believe that il there had been prospect
Of electing 5 Democrat an earlier day
than January 9th would have been
named for the election.
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Of existence developed from an antece.
dent lower one. This was the line Of
fact pursued in science with reference 70
thingS that are, but Il had also very iH-
portant relstion TO things that are TO be.
In the passage read it was represented
that in the spirit land, a5 distin-
guished from the flesh land, all things
would change, and first the body oil
flesh would drop of. Among some sort
Of folk it was not orthodox to assert that
the Westminster Catschism asserted that
their bodies should Be raised again only
with different qualities. That was the
saving clause, and It was 4 very cunning
dodge 20 say that the body raised would
have different qualities, and Of eourSe
could no. be the same body. Paul says
aFlesh and blood shall not inherit the
Kingdom Of God" but he teaches that
men shall preserve their Individuality,
that they shall be coYnizAnt and coneci-
Gus Of having passed through an earthly
existence, and will know and recognize
those whom they knew on earth. We
are distinctly told that We pas to
where there Is TO Be no day nor night,
where there is no sun nor moon nor
shining Of the starr.
THE SPIRIT LAND.
In the spirit land God is the centre,
and all our conceptions will Be wholly
changed. And yet men had been put to
death because they did not believe thai
Christ was IN . piece OF bread. There
had been time when not TO belieTe In
that was held 10 b the greatest OF crimes;
and yet Paul says that here We are 70
know nothing; that here We are IKE emil
dren. It was 50 in lie; in childhood; me
kite, the ball, the hoop were all IN al,
and satisfied the whole ambition "bnt,"
aid M Beecher, "when 4 man is fifty.
I've Years old he won't run after = hoop
al las; not .thas kind Of hoop"
u,uCh,er.l In conclusion Mr.. Beecher
aid that he could not conceive, in this
sge OF civilization, how an-eculd live
without = hope OF immortality. scept-
c,sm, and scientific doubt might be born,
bu, il was impossible for civilization 10
exist il = hope OF future existence was
taken away; the salvation Of the race In
this life was largely dependent upon q
faith in an existence hereafter.
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DANIEL LANE,
A. J. CLARKE,
W. P. HUBBARD,
DIED.

ALIlsoS.-Ou Tuesdly morning. December S
1915, II O'Clock, c. W. B. ALLISON, In the 5Sih
year Of hlslge.
Funeral from hi, lAis resIdente, No, s.; Market
street, Oh TAurslsy morning 4, 10 O'clock. Friendi
Of the family are Invited.
ROLLER-on Wednesday morning, Deosnlsi
6, 1876, u 3o'eIUek, AHEtII FnkDEnEA, dAught.
81 Of Theodore and CsrolIne Roller, aged ) yeAis
months and . days.
The iunsral viii take pIaee this afternoon at
O'Clock, from the reIdeHcs Of her parents No. 81
MMket street. Friends Of the family are Invited,
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aEEcuEH on IMMORTALITY.
: Belief in Future Existence
Necessary 10 SulVatiOu.

At Plymouth Church on Sunday Mr..
Beecher GiEcoursed on the Immortality
Of the Soul" We clip the following
sketch Of his remarks from the World !:
Mr.. Beecher said that the contrast be.
tween the Old and the New Testaments
was nowhere so extraordinary as in the
doctrine Of future. As u working force
Immortality Wss unknown in the teach.
iGgs OF the Old Testament, while in the
New i; was the CHIEF working force. II
MAS not to he said tina; lhere were no in.
,imations in the Old Testament Of future
reward and punishment, but it might be
said that whatever Of trust existed, ex.
istel in vesy limited degree, and was
never incorporated into the form OF
divine instruction nor made the basis
81 motive, and the saints O! that
day were not consoied apparently
by the hope Of Immortality. Men were
deferred from evil not by the fear Of pen.
atty hereafter, and were inspired to faith,
courage and hope by no brilliant picture
OF future world. When we take the
writings Of Christian men on this sub
jeC,, We supposed that they had the col.
den seed OF the sanctuary in their hands
and could tell us everything, bat Paul
did not know so much as this, and he tells
US that he did not, and John says, ave
are the sons Of God but what being sons
OF God means, that doth not appear, and
he ssys that he does not know, and 40
these pictures, addressed to the imagina.
ton Of men, would not bear the touch OF
reason or Of fact, and Paul says that
when We come into the other life we
shall put away all the conceptions Of God
which We have formed on earth. In solv.
ing this question Of future, men were
obtaining great help jus! now from the
discussion Of the disputed question oieV.
oluIion.
THE DOCTRINE OF EVOLUTION.
There we're great differences among
knowledgable men as 10 the origin or be.
ginning Of things, but there was no APP
probable difference or schism among men
that the method Of development is that OF
opening higher stage from a'lower in
constant succession. Whether II was BY
the survival Of the fttest, or in some
other way, men were divided, but as TO
the general fact Of development, all agree
that twas an unfolding Of higher form
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n1Y SERGEANT.
EprToEs INTEtroExcER-I announce myself
a an Inaependent CandiLi,r lot the once Of GU!
szvsln, 4; the coming Charter nsettOo.
AZ, WILLIAM PURsELI-
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NOR REST-FRAsK WALTERS TWO MILE
the public that have renovated and lreseoed my
Hall In elegant style and am prepared % rent the
Eane TO PhVate Parties for Balls, Weddings. etc.
Rl.o have private entrance and side rooms adioin-
Ing The ball room. Supper and refreshments will
be furnIhed BY me At Reasonable rates. OmnibuEses
eau be sn2Sgtd also for any oscasion.
FRANK WALTER,
~ FTOpIetrr Of the Two Mile House.
r. s.-The Wheeling Elm Grove Street Rail-
way passes my houIc. dt6'
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NOTICE.

WHEELING, December 8, isT6
E0tIce Is hereby given to all ptrUnS having bills
against Ohio COunty TO Ole the ams 10 this ONCE
on or beIorU December 9Th, that the same may b
zndltCi and paid before the closs Of this year.
Also, all persons holding County orlsTS, Issued
on OF beioTo May 18th, lsIG - sgllhSt the Levy Of
1915, Will pleiAe present them for payment II the
ot1ee Of r 3 Blown, deceased, ats sheriff Of Ohio
County, a. Interest viii eelSO from that date.
BY order Of the Board.
DIS CHAELEs II. pnTERs, CIerk.
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Shoekey vs.. Hobbs, Broekunier
d Go. -.

sI!ton Intelligence:
The publication in your paper oil yes:
terday morning in relation 10 the case OF
William ShocEey against John L. Hobbs
and others Is we feel constrained 10 say,
wholly one sided. II does not notice a
single fact material 10 the defense. 1t
introduces 10 the attention OF the jury.
before their decision in the cause, matter
which was carefully excluded as irreIe'
vent and improper for their considers
tion.
Upon inquiring We have ascertained
that the statement you published was
furnished in part by B. B. DOTener, Esqy
one Of the attorneys for the plaintiff, and
in part by clerk In his Office, the only
facts not obtained from them being mat
ters appearing on the record OF the
county court, but not proper Tor the con-
sidsrGtion Of the present jury.
Our dntyto our clients the defendants
compek us TO ask you to publish this.
We make no statement a. 10 defendants
claims in the case, because we do not re-
gard it Is a proper matter for newspaper
comment, especially before final deci'
sion.
DANIEL LANE,
A. J. CLARKE,
W. HUBBARD,
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Total county la1,,... st,GI9, 81 IS I6,964,isi 8

The township, school, special, and city
taxes aggregated: in 1875, SIC 3i4, sos GO,
and in 1875, SlG,94Oy0sS 4s. Total taxes
for all purposes, State and local, in 1875,
S27, S52,97i 81; and in 1870, S28, 52l ,257. :
50. Add delinqueneies and forieitures in
1876, 81, 44S,92G2 and:the grand footing
Of taxes collectabIe on the ground duPli.
cate OF the State for 1876, Is S29,e65, 1885,
70, or in round numbers, S3O, 000, 900.
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The question Of Fair Dealing.

Nh4umoGe AmHIeah'l ...
We have heard good deal about the
necessity for fair dealing on the Repub-
lican side in the present political crisis.
There is not a respectable Republican
newspaper in the country that has not
repeatedly declared that il the vote Of
Louisiana is given to the Republican
candidates, it must be accompanied with
conclusive proof that the result has been