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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

THE REASON WHY.-Onc of the rea-
Ions why the"Diamond Spectaclcs'and
Eyeglasses have attained such high en-
dorsement from all who have used
them is that as the core or centre Of the
lens comes directly in front OF the eye,
there is no glimmering or wavering Of
sight, but clear and distinct vision.
The diamond trademark is on every
pair. For sale in Austin by A. Balm.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

How MANY children die from Group,
tliptheria, etc. This new principle,
DR.. ]. II. McLean's Cough and Lung
Healing Globules, viii cure Group and
throat diseases, consumption. cough.
ing, hoarseness. Trial boxes pc, by
mail. DR.. J. H. MeLean's Office, 81
Chestnut street. St. Louis.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

THE deputy constable of the OX
manvilie precinct arrested TGne
man named Charles Colvin Nc other
day for going into a churcI% few miles
from the place and fiJiBg off his pisto!
during worship. GOWN was put under
bond for his appearance at conrt, and
now it is reported that he has "skip-
ped out" and forfeited his bond.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

WoSpERFuL Success. lit is reported
that Boschee's German Syrup has,
SINCE its introduction in the United
States, reached the immeara sale Of
$4,000 dozen per year, over o. lr1s-
gs,s have ordered this medicine direct
from the factory. at Woodbury., n
jersey, and not one has reported d
sipgle failure, but every letter spesks
OF its astonishing success Ia curing
severC coughs, colds settled on the
breast, consumption, or any disease Of
theishrost and lungs. We advise any
person that has any pEedisposition to
weak lungs, go 20 their druggists, Nor
ley Bros, al get this medicine, or
inquire about =. Regular size, as cents /;
sample bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will
relieve any case. Don't neglect your
cough.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

BoLLowAY's PILLs.-The blood is
the very essence Of health and lille. 1t
furnishes the components of flesh,
bone, muscle, nerve and integument.
The stomach Is the apparatus-the ar
.teries, the distributors and the mites
tines, the channels by which the waste
matter is carried off. Upon the stom
ach and bowels these medicines act
simultaneously. 25 cents per box OF
pot. 20 1w
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

LADIES, LooKiHEEE.-No preparation
ever discovered has been so successful
in the cure of all diseases to which the
women of our country are so subject as
T-x-s Tonic Cordial, the great system
renovator-weakness, debility, melan-
choiy, whites, falling of the womb, aud
every form Of nervous prostration.
Only try one bottle. and you will be
entirely satisfied of the truth of our as
sertion. Morley's Capital Pharmacy,
203 East Pecan street. fo0tf
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

known fact that one widow can bring
TO nought the "best laid plans" of half
dozen maids or married women.
Hertuh sat. WIDOW.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
mse,lnr OF crsa,.or. ., c. q. John.
lOMeisl.l

AUsT1S, TEXAS, December 10, 1876.
Pursuant 10 adjournment the cred
( itors of G. r. Johns & Co. met at the
City Hall at. 10 O'clock A. N. Present {:
Walter Tips, chairman of the meet
Ing, and James p. Mckinney, secre-
! taTy.
In behalf of the committee, Colonel
G. Crow prefaced their formal report
with a brief statement of the conci-
! ton of the estate and the best policy
for the creditors to adopt in the settle
ment of the same.
Mr.. A. p. Woodbridge, as secretary
of the committee, read their report and
| supplemented the same with an elabo-
rate verbal statement OF many matters
important TO the creditors.
The meeting of creditors then adopt
ed the report of the committee and
they were discharged from further
duties.
The meetIng then voted Se5idti8l
upon the several matters and things
recommended by the committee and
adopted them all without modification.
Many speeches were MADE by cred
itors, all testifying to their entire con-
| iidence in the integrity OF c. K. Johns
& Co as corporation and in the IudI-
vIdual members thereof.
The chairman appointed Colonel G.
| Crow, Colonel a. j. Jernigsn and \.
p. Woodbridge, ESD us u supervisory
committee in behalf the creditors 10
cooperate with the assignee in the sd
ministratiOn of his trust.
The meeting then adjourned
JAS. p. MCKINNEY, Secretary.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Dec. 10, 1875.
To the Creditors OF C. Il Johns & CO:
We, the undersigned, a committee
appointed by the creditors TO Jaw sti-
s ea e tthsg affairs OF c. L. John. st %,
and to report the same 10 IL Grad, try
together with an indicatian OF such
policy as in our judgmen- will most
conduce to the speedy and satisfactory
realization of the assets of the estate,
beg leave to report as follows:
l. That upon careful examination
of the books and other evid 5nces of IN
debtedness we find that the aggregate
Of their Indebtedness amounts to the
sum of $1G7, 600. 90 currency, and con
sists as follows: FIrst-$115 sS4. O3
currency. S4cond-$11, 550.02 coin
Third-$34, G60.19 gold, at 1OS cur
rency, equals 81, 433. 90 currency, and
has arisen rs follows:
Indebtedness to deposi-
tors. ...... SI IL, UOJ b4
On outstanding certificates
OF deposit. %, ~ 50
Liabilities on bills of ex-
change -. 49,, 1857 II
Interest on lutcrest-bear-
ing certificates Of deros-
1t. ................ 2,S23
Total, currency.... Stf7, sec s
2. Their assets IN q sggrc tie
amount to the sum OF $27, Is. % ud
consists as follows:
Personal PROPERTY.
/. Cash on hand .........$ II, 81 39
2. Bills receivable ....... 80, 800 81
3. Personal property 10, 59G 05
4. Overdrawns accoUnts. 19,03S 81
SOB 437 90
REAL ESTATE.
). Rural real estate .S113, 015 20
q. City real estate. .... -, zoe 90
$50, us 30
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

Two little children of DIR. Fowler,
Of Webberville, were poisoned on the
twelfth instant, but by prompt and
vigorous treatment their lives were
saved. They had eaten some cake con-
tanning strychnine, which had been
given them by little colored child.
The superstition is that a negro woman,
who has since been arrested, attempted
to poison another negro family by
putting strychnine in cake. Some of
the cake was brought to this city, and
IL was found to contain strichnine.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

The people of this city and this
county, and indeed of many other
counties, seem to have thoroughly
tired of lawlessness, and to have made
up their minds to stop it. The man
who commits murder in this county
hereafter will most likely regret it on
the gaIl1ws, and be who commits aq-
grayated assaults will not be ics of
with few months N the county jail,
or a short term in the pcniten,iary.
AZ least this seems to be the state oi
public sentiment pe8, and it is very
proper. DesEeradoes have run b.
''shcbangn about long enough.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

ATTENTION is directed to the adver-
tisement of the Agricultural College at
Bryan. The next session will begin
on the fourteenth of FEBRUARY, by which
time we hope to see full delegation
OF young men from all parts of the
State. This is the only literary insti-
luton in which the State is directly in
terestsd and it should be a source of
pride to the people of Texas TO patro-
niZs II
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

I know Van Buskirk's tooih-WasA
The incest ever seen.
Il purifies the breath so,
And keeps the teeth SO clean,
And all the ladies use it,
IT'S Sozodont | ween.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

How TO GET A HUSBAND. Take oil
modesty large portion; mite it with
urbanity and good humor; to which
add good sense, and plenty OF love,
with virtuous heart and pretty face.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator reg
ularly, that the blood aud complexion
be pure and health good.
From actual experience in my prac-
tice, / am satisfied TO prescribe it as q
purgative medicine.
Il. w. MASON, NJ. D.
Genuine prepared only by J. H..
Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
Prime Remedy foo IL Painful
DSsease

TIE pangs endured by the rheumatic
are attributed by scientific pathologists
to the contact OF a certain abnormal
acrid element in the blood with the
sensitive covering of the muscles and
joints. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
being a superb blood depurent, is ad-
mirably calculated to expel this i'm
purity, and, by removing the cause. 20
allay the pain and feverish symptoms
which it produces. That it is most
succSss-Sr - r1T-r.es .'iGs-Iheamatism,
neuralgia and govt, as well as relia-
Ne means of counteracting those dis
eases, is fact amply evidenced oy
voluntary certificates emanating from
those whom it has cured, and attested
by medical practitioners of high repute-
1t is likewise a sovereign curative of
dyspepsia, constipation, liver COM
pIaiut, urinary troubles and general
debility. as well as the most popular
aud successful antidote to malaria ex-
tant.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
c. IL. Johns 4 Co.-Assignee,s Notice

G. IL. J Ohns IL CO.-AssIgnee,s Notice
All persons having claims against
G. II. Johns & Co. are hereby notified
to present them to the undersigned,
that they may be registered and the
amount thereof ascertained prepare,
tory 10 distribution of the cash on
band among the creditors. All per
sons indebted to G. r. Johns e Co.
are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt 10 the undersigned. Collaterals
will be sold and deeds of trust and
mortgages enforced as soon rs the
same can he legally done. Those wish
ing their pass books posted or desiring
explanations of their accounts, etc. /,
will apply without delay to Mr. r. A.
Chadwick, former book-keeper of the
bank. Mr.. Won Rosenberg will give
all desired information pertaining to
the lands of G. Il. Johns Sc Co. By
assignment executed December 8, 1876,
G. II. Johns 81 Co. have conveyed to
me all their property and effects, for
the benefit of all their creditors aoithOut
PartidLhy, preference or discrimination,
| can therefore shOlo .tar0rs to none.
The committee for the creditors,
consisting of Messrs. G. Crow, A. p.
Woodbridge and A. j. Jernigan, or
the undersigned, will take pleasure in
answering any questions connected
with the affairs OF G. r. Johns s. Co.
under the assignment.
T prr-y
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.

Fear line notices in ibis column viii be in
serted for IS cents. Additional lines, II cents
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
For Cutaneous Disorders,
HOLLOWAY - PILLS
invArisb!y cute the fo.-,wing diseases:
DIsordcr1 OF the Kidueys.

: .lsOTlcr4- q the hldueyB,
Il 81 ,-;-....,- . -. - -
An, Luese zig rs ~netne
"a, = ., - - "a ~ ilL,Io Nat,ti y
,i,I 800 "a I,,' 80 ~ 'Vo ~ s5,el
~ nc ~ - p IrJ
- ~ ~, - ~ '.,, 80 -
fSr l,ir,,,ogrI sbo5is az -ct., rs sld
- 80 'i ,t si.,1 o'~H5. ruHoct into the
Vii al 20 sl,,rsr a., a. ot''"s his treatment
'"' E'se q MS ms - 1.t .ra,-t when all other
9 - orss-cAs cat a. Order.
No a.a .f5.sr g.sl or .srs-.--.y improve .bs
. 81 .i,.. .f. 10 = .t..se E-.s... tI,ay -enny,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
Assignee Cooperation c. r. Johns &c Co.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, December 20, 1876.

THERE is class of captious, fault
finding people IN Austin, as there is in
every city, who are etcrnally dissatis-
fed with the efforts of Others, and are
ever on the alert to discover something
wrong in the life or actions of others
that will afford them an opportunity
to vent their spleen. A local reporter
is the fayorite game of these self con-
stituted censors, as his opinions, or
rather the opinions of the press he
represents, become more widely known
than those of most persons. Each
morning the fault-finder borrows pa
per (tor he seldom subscribes himselO
and closely scans the columns for some
misstatement or anything that may be
an error in his eyes. Convinced of his
superior wisdom by the fact that he
has found "mare's nest" he forth
with promo lgates it that "the paper
never does get anything right" These
persons should remember that a report
er cannot see every occurrence himself,
but has to rely upon the words oil
others, perhaps these very censors, fer
3 large proportion of the items printed.
When they realize tins, they nay oe
more charitable.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
ssNEW AUTOMATIC"
SILENT SEWING MACHINES.

IT IL che ouly sewing machine which every
member Of the family eau use without fear OF dis
arranging n
Jhe only sewing machine with sH ADbo-
ma &c TensiOE; IN other words tension That
ius' aHtiy HdApts itself 10 ali veFiclies Of work
and changes Of material.
The 0gIy sewing machine by which thg
right lcngth Of stifch j. always obtained without
experiment
she only Tnnclsine with feed so powerful
az 10 be practically irresistible, causing reams
and other inequalities 70 enter and feed under
tho prcsser ZOO without the lrHs. assistance,
and feeding from any side 81 the needle.
Absolutely nolseleer N working.
The uchfcst running in the world
never faiigUss.
Easiest Co ieRrn--Aehld OF Ordinary seam.
stress being able 20 90 perfect work. With q With
OFT experience.
The best made machine. lasting longer
without repairs flian any other.
anticipated, insuring against taTnlsh or
rust.
Brsidss & above points the following.
THE BkSi NEEDLE. straight. shortest In
uzc selfGdi usfing, snd canaot b. eel wrong
THE BEST ATTACHMENTS. self-aGi nsting,
requiring no sgfswdrivcr or wrcDeb, and adlptCd
20 ~ hinds o; work done on sewing maehiaes.
Gil oHfELDs; no soiiing with OH
Ladies' are requested 20 c al and zee this bean
tifni little gem q 8 seain machine, whether
they want 10 has OF not. Can on De unsGOasa
Sewing Machine Emporium ana he viii
politely yp1 the best and tkt pfcttieat Hale
HiEcaine. foa vii sufsly Ike Il.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21
= Z acfs6SPe BRED CATTLE.-One ofthe
II -,...,4.. ..,r Al, t:.. e..

= T H0TsS6S5ts'siIl BRED CArrLE.-One OF the
moss graft 'iss results OF The times IS
the steady .osPdae'icn o. thorough
8.si c-.-'s INTO T'exss. Twenty years
SO .hc b-5,iharNs Of the pra'r;es
were masters Of Ge ai,cs,io2, bos
facts denoas.rs,s ttsS twenty years
hence shostuorns and tsTneTs viii
save usuTped the places Of lAesa 6rdt
tac so'lhreroed '"oE boy aud whiia
t.o thousand cattle or thousand
pains haya passed away, within the
stalls Of these thrifty farmers viii
fosrish and q. ten mceE i thorough
breds, giving substantial food and del
icacies to the multitude. Such day
is coming, and the men who are now
importing into this State, at heavy ex-
pcnss and great risk, the pure breeds
of Kentucky, will establish reputation
and live in the hearts OF their people.
Those who desire to feel gushing upon
this subject should see the magnificent
shorthoHs just received In this city,
rig the international Railway, by
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

Bastrop. Others will follow, and
\ EJore is waiting. anticipa-
their arrival ia time to
e but one drive to his
he. Col. Moore's stock has been
dcted from the very finest herds
kentucky, and they become a great
iuisition 10 the stock interests of
xas. His present introduction is
opposed mostly Of calves, which h>
atisfed ecc)imste more res0i'y ti.sn
ier aRimals. They belong almost
|oiiy TO the dark red families, sn6
Prace models in style. de has thur
pure hloods, already aeelimsied,
ms farm, aad, Il fortunate, wlil
p able 70 SHOW sixty or seventy
as aaimAls ss can 0e obtsiaed
aatEy. Residss his pure bIoods
herd of about one hundred
graded animals, some Of them
He viii soon expcse'on the
Austin four head Of graded
u years old, which he pro-
as hees animals. he says
syeyass oyer two Thousand
pss wsigat, and he is - re-
Eenss pound fer them.
ake he butchers pay over
2 -four animals. and Col.
Them Acre Tor holiday
tapt shows the ENORMOUS
sng fias slack. snd Col.
II man & sive ApIous
uere, rssrs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

STA fE OF TEXAS, IT, Lss SfsytT or Trdris
COMFY OF TRAYS. Con.fy or d6g Constable
rTsetsag:
lOu c hereby commanded to summons, by
publication, August Moassn, a transient per
zon. % be and appear before me ~ my Office in
Manor at ten O'clock on the second Monday in
February A. ID. 1877; then and there 10 answer
the com5laint OF Drs. Fields r. Gregg, Resident
items OF Travis county, Texas, for the sum Of
nfteen dollars, duc from sad Monson to said
Drs. FieidS y Or gg. OF Il certain open account
now OH file in my office fo-Wit, as follows:
Dec, 1S75-August Mons IN TO Fields u Gregg
lee. 90 1S75-To visit and setting frac' urc,I
ribs .......... $40 90
fn1. !. 1S1G-To visit and medicine self 3 %
Feb ~. 6-PrescripJlun and dcine,
wife .. 80 90
hereby certify that - cunt is Just
due and unpaid FIF nf s, 49, Per Gregg
Given under M OH d. a, ilc ci, -sycu Il day
of December ID. E-.E
l.. WILLBEEN, }. ?. o.. 4.
dc2iv
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

~ g LOST-KEWARD OFFERED-DeeD
JLjveT POINTER, white breast, toes 81 hind
fee; white ia'g- rony head. len months old.
uSinei ll=7 fi1der will be Literally rewarded
BY leryivE BIN Henii-ks & Co. GEO. r.
DASilEaL. dc2lWltd2t
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

F.'oR - LEzT,r'S,e1saalS GUiic S;s on the corner
= or Tad Guadalupe streets. 1Qli+silFFs. t9C
p2rt'tsE.s.s, of the owner Mrs. :. BURNHAM
~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

CToEE FOR RENT--The store and wsre
> mousse 10 der tn. Avenue Bot-l. occupied
g NJ. L. y. Bot,o, viii &c To- rent on the dist
81. nest January. apply 20 TERRtLL Il
" ALEtis de2 imd&w
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

Total, currency. slf7, sec s
2. Their assets IN sggre tie
amount to the sum OF $27. J5. % Id
consists a. follows:
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-12-21

NIUJ 4jI %
REAL ESTATE
5. Rural real estate. S113, O18 20
q. City real estate. ..... -, zoo 90
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elOodI
of
Organs
etc; indeed all Potash would be Indicated
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COMPOUND


lines The strength of the empirc
pIepsr slor4 oGer TO hepuhlc n
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-22
Ry-DISTRICTING TIE STATE.

1t is the intention of our LcgiSla-
ture To re- district our state in such
IL manner rs will secure the right
full representation of the intelligent,
iaxpayinS class OF our population,
IN the National Congress. When
this is done, the several districts
will be very similar to those in eX-
istrnce before the radicals got into
power, and will insure TO us the
same results the radicals obtained
by their patchwork. 1t will give
Us, beyond question, five out of six
Congressman, which is the same
proportion that tho radicals had
until November last. The radicals
of course, cannot complain (and it
matters not if they do), for they
established the precedent when they
apportioncd the state so as to give
themselves FIVE Congressman and
left but ono for the intelligent pco-
pie of our state.
We regret, however, that in the
proposed change, Madison and
Kinds counties fall in the same Dis
trict (4th for tho reason that two
of cur present congressman, Col.
Singleton and Col Hooker, are
from these two counties. Dohbt-
less both of these gentlemen desire
to be returned, and their friends
desire to return them to the next
Congress, and they would probably
have no opposition for the nomina-
ton if the districts should remain
as now. 1t will DO an unfortunate
circumstance TO place these gentle
men one in opposition to the other,
and have TO dispense with the val
liable services Of either one of them
or TO be denied the pleasure of con-
ferring upon both of them the we'll
deserved honor of returning them
for another term 10 Congress. We
only wish the districts could
be so arranged as to prevent cir
cumstaucc OF this Kind, but we arc
told that there is no remedy.
This being the case, We, thus car
~, announce rs our choice, first,
foremost and before all Others, the
Hon. o. r. Singleton, urging 10 his
behalf, while we desire to offer no
objection TO Col. Hooker, or to
disparage him or his ability in the
least, his age ard experience, and
his full and unqualified acceptable
ty to our people. We know the
people of the ith district will en-
dorse our sentiments, and believe
that there are very many in the 9th
who will not object.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-22

We do not know hut that the
discussion OF the Amnesty BIZ IN
the National Congress j. Il most un-
fortunate thing Certain we are,
it has rot proved profitable, and
has been the means of opening old
wounds AMI melting new strife be-
tween the sections. 1t is to be re-
greeted that our great men, il they
must discuss such ques tons, will
not do so without mauiiesting 50
much i'll temper. The masses are
sick and tired of this eternal a@ita-
ton of feelings that should have
died with the war. If the poiiti-
clans will not rcsurrect them, time
will set all things right. If the IA
natics, Morton and Blaine, are per-
mitted to pour out their anathcmas
against tile South without let or
hindrance, if Our representatives
will treat them and their vile say
ing with silent contempt, they will
not be long in expanding their
wrath, and will injurc themselves
and loose their influence far sooner
than they would if our representa-
tives take notice of them and Dig
Nifty them and their ISLANDERS with
answers.
The South has nothing to fear,
before the world. The truth of his
tory will assert itself. What we
endured in the past from war, spoil
alton, ignorant and intolerant leg
islation, arc matters of history.
Morton and Blaine cannot destroy
that history, nor can Ben Hill, with
all his powers of learning and clo-
quencc, with all his love for tho
South, add one jot or title to the
sublimi;y of the trials and suferings
of our people. The fanatics can
no longer iniurc US, yet overhead
Gus and impulSive friends can. We
need no champions now to parade
our past sufferings before the world
what we want, is for our represcn-
tatives to guard us and our interest
now, and to secure for us, for the
future, the greatest possible benc.
fits. This can only he accomplish
ed by maintaining the dignity OF
our people in the dignity of their
representatives. slot the heath
en- rage, and the foolish mon say all
manner of evil things" but let il
be the pride and boast of Southern
Statesmen that they will descend
TO no such things. Tho South is
proud. Let her statesmen bear
themselves with pride, avoiding in
temperate and Improbable discus
sions, and our enemies will quail
before the splendor of their silence
'.Words arc silver, but silence is
gold.'
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-22

The following is the bill intro
duccd in tho Senate by Mr.. Jewell
of Lauderda1e. We, of Madison,
Slecl q lively interest in its passage,
and it is earnestly to be hoped that
there will be no delay in passing a
bill containing such salutary pro-
visions
That the sureHcs on official bonds
of county officers, shall hold prop
crty in the county wherein the
bond is made, over and above any
. other surety, and to the amount of
the sum in which he binds himself,
and that said bonds shall be APP
proved by the Chanccry Clerk and
tho President Of Board Of Super
yisef.s.