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Ha,pers w eekIy.
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Notices Of the Press.

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H. pictorial Illustrations often cggruharafiyu
arguments OF no small orec.-ESamiHer and
Chronicle. \. \
Thew rs.k,y has Ia still larger degree 3i~tarcea
all competitors an illustrated news paper. It,
editorials 8Gle,.e the gHnst able Of fheir kind
ans it, other reading matter = ar cNce iearae1.
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= Rrposi;cry Of Fashion, Pleasure. and lnztruc
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llAn 4 20 7q~~
w j. i Sc. 49,
| FEa G@a $50 -
zz Il ! !, =.s.atss 3 sLdls so=
'Sac gssicacsss Ssarcst- and Cheapest
s--Ees-:s..Ca

Phrsioian- recommend, aofE' riic-a acclare that
nj such semel:y- have cy.r f,sa heaa III az.
W"ai- .rs cheap has 5,e lraprislors y :.a,-. arl-
Gle IL present tgja} las1, % medical r.4I..rati.
AZ i guarantee # y~.at they -ay.
'gs.c Scnsss.sr k.s.ssssozss.sy bate wrap
per, VIII cr,. Ra"esagtj>. n Ecura}.ia Iun bn.o
sc: tica.Cnlgd Breasts. Sore Npp Frosted Feet,
,hii!bIai.is >Vellin--. >paaius.end al.s ordinory
FLE-if, Bon o& Ng-clE NIIaGST.
We maxi uo nrrtaosc that th:- article ,.ll cure
Cancer. restore lost boHc-. give health 80 wins
key-~oAhod carcass, BuJ i will always reduce in
Examination aud alay pain.
II viii extract to poison OF bites and -tn-S and
heal burns or scald~ ssi:fgoss u scar Palsr.
Weak back, Caked Breast, Earache To0thache Itch.
mc,t
Henry Black, OF Ada, Hardin Co., o.. says: -'AIy
VIII. has had rheumatism for i've vearS-no resi-
Il" ~iceP-coud scarcely walk across the h6or. She
j. naN completely cured hv the Of CGntaur
LinimnHt. We ali feel thankful 70 yea and
recommend Your wonderful medicine 70 al or
friends.
James Hnrd. of zancsyile o says: Tho, Cen
taGr LintGcat cured my Neuralgia.
Alfred Tisb. OF Newark. writes: send me one
dozen bottles ~ express. The Eminent has saved
my ic@ l want 10 distribute IT, SC.
W1a. i. Hickcox, Rector of St. Johns ?. L.
Church. Wakefield lay Co, Kansas writes: MANY
wears have been suffering from a e;k Back.
c2ascE irGm a sprain mere than years ago. have
nut .cGEi any thing to lc.ie-c me until common
sea Tie U.s. Of Centaur Liniment. | feel i ny
christian duty TO inform sou that hy its wonderful
effects an entirety relieved % pain.
Jan. -. l>16.
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re- eH Aw7 =
Ss kgLz LG

d.. Samuel Pitcher of ugauniz, AsS-.. expert
mcntcd il his private practice iar twenty years TO
produce combination that woald have the proper
ties Of Caster 0.s without il unpleasant taste
and gripping effect.
His preparations was sent for, near and fan. till
finally he gave II the name Of Castoria and put it
NJ Tor sale l. i very wonderful in IL effects par
ticalar}y With the dieordeIea etonach~ and bowels
Q: children 1t -s>>iIa;tate> r2le socd. cures
sour stomschs and alie-rcaulare. the bowel.
expels worms and be relied upon in crsap
\ pleasant effective and fer.,eti, safe
s'sis'srste remedy il j. superior 10 Castor oil,
C3rsiial> and Swaps Il docs no. contain alcohol
ana i adapted 20 any age.
b regulating the stomach and bowels ~ cross
and sicsiy cnaidrea they bescoa,e good
naiaEe9 sad he@Itag- They can entay ss.ey.
and G-etase9s sassEe re-s. The Cssfs.zi4 ! .t 40
= The Laboratory q Z, lsose :, Co.. i, Dey ~.
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United States Bonds,

and keen constantly on hand, and for sale at
market rates. a full supply of all desc,
sions
viii cash Interest Coupons FREE CT
CHARGE
VIII collect BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS and
other G inns against the L s. Government
VIII purchase GOLD, SILVER sud UN-
CURRENT MONEY at the highest market
rates
VIII receive deposits, and ALLOW interes
by special arrangement.
c. c. BARNES. President
i. LULlNo, Cashier. August /. ii.
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Wade Hampton, GOysrher Of ssuth
Carglinar

is the subject Of M s4D4.,@ Htet.1e IT.
CRAVING, just p1b..s.s. 'r.. a,o n-cy.
by our en%rpr,'Z +ss. Ns<a,
Evans Il Co1, a2a. C-ues.r T. #4
congratulate .4sOt yensaea M ~
grand Ig1ss, s, -e't rsls Il b. as. +
= s4bseI IA " ~. - y1.>, ~
ri74 II ~. q. 4 ,p." r.s,s ~, 10
"a p.an9 4 H4c-lE' p"rJn GtEs sTs
p"Jeac. vg Q. Do'g. ooDat, - \ -sy ri
sse''! Y'Daess Dosot "a y-4srI[y, 81,
~ INV eos"ugoEs VI gfe,4 = n I'm
- ~, pi.p.oN',.yL utd s.ys o,Z~.I ~ g,~
patu.ltE D0cesse " "a sz,.. ssys%
gou y She sgVi,c.. ~ .,s l,>ssa .
yyylc " LpEe ", pace y rlas s.1sRss
~ - az me.nJo "u.@, ceyesHs an
afpsllc Cyhcryy4Qa sGl sz0o@A1 ts ~
spits -we mean tyf - ytDp-o~.1 " ~.
trsia W1st tpe ps2p.e se.s s ~,
tran IL truth tney +. ~. g.s. ~ A.
lists conospL4on u 4 uass y2 ~ h<1
ind features VI ias uSs Il Z, -. -
10 means esn NE gsLG oe,.A N ~1l-
attained than BY W. uea4. n gklynl,..
ph5, and inis ne" pfp.oss ,4.s.I 1s,s,~
But while these gfes. ~1,D44 a.
cured. Il Gduit' VI ne euy Zasa a
art, and d portrait is pr<sal Z,aeu
all the truthlulness oi d ssy.Dy
the artistic effect u w s.es sDe,,z
The publishers have been ei-nqH, Pm
tunste in their selection u ~ u1- H.
which they give " vi G4,.ts II "a.
great statesman the mis- E~
maull features, which spear -
the great mind, ele yAtsd teeli,u ~ ~
erous heart Of Wade HamVga>
Those who sympAthizcd ~. $4,000
little State in the strlgsis w W. -.
tremendous Odde, will be pieAloI L.s-
this portrait in their h0Gst a zo<A.a
memento Of q peaceful, nobis v ~ ~ ~
liberty-loving people 70 rSdssn tAsmae,ys.
from oppression and misrule.
1t will be sold by subscription 1h,y. Al
50 per copy.
Agents wanted TO- CANVASS every ti,y and
town in the land.
To those who cannot be reached by
agents, the publishers will supply cosie.
per mail, on the receipt Of the price.
We trust that this thoroughly Southern
enterprise will receive the encouragement,
it deserves.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

A new statue yfJu7lice should be
upon the dome OF the captlaI %.
Washington. Il ,aod.d be brazeu
and hollow, brazeI, 70 ...l,ira,;
the impotence and cheek BY whicl.
The people have been -~iud.od INT
OF their rights, hollow, to rcpre.e :
the hoIlowneao Of the profession
g; a partiz4n Board who under the
. lie .ha, the cOnstituti N would not
permit them 70 90 bohin ! fraud,
have declared Hayes elected Pres.
dcut Of the United States. A.
from time immemorial, Justice hu,
hrcn represented b~lind!9lded, let
her remain 30 to show how blind
the partiz,u crew have been to all
sense Of right, TO the v Il Of the
people, aud to NatiJnui honor
Let her hold the Scales al1ft, but
thrown from their FoIas, M side
weighed down with 4 graf fraud,
the other lifting up with the feath.
er Truth as Of mo- account, when
chat traul holds the 0thpr scale
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PTstetd!B:y Of The Beard of Saper,
YiSaFS,

H4- n 49,
u 'I o. 49,
l'-"' -'5'A s'- Scr.
' '' - y JUSTICE u lhe
''.' 49, we're t''4a-
'.so .''a,S , . .
y \ " s''' ''-9 VI ! -
40, r1'' "''1 '"1' ll'f.
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~ '"' "I''" u ""'
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W.. @" "V''
=. w. 81 ''g
'- -'1 ""''"" ''"1
, "'!N'" - d. "''e grant
'' Cav ~ 'I''' d g"'e o" lhc war.
ID" ''"u, "Do1l thfve quarters u It
nav, nav, ''''' '"Ih Vi Tue armed anu
"TI7"" roa4 *.
luz P'''l'0" ol J a. |ampbeiI el
81 :" reopen Ihe f~~iHs''Iie ahd
"'n.1"" roa1, lr!'h hAHhlhg W"
yer ~"uFr" 70 > a. J~ach5oh,s gln'
mus vas grantee "hu D. A. camp
pen Wa permitted " erect gates Oh
as 'a1d &C.
~ H. "I'''ains was allowed to
"'t'pI"" d certain oFdcr made By
james henderson IN 1919, under
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

D.. Ac 'i-sE eara
~ra..1g ~
E1r... u. 90
5s-rg- I -a nett
a 70 s4ci
Gran, i. Prs ya, ,r~v -
al Is. esr, &c Sal
| ..y usa,. -
VI. Hsy,. Inaam@ sa only
s ~, Vhic4 All Ike only lare- ID
four day. :. TIE Pre@dent salary T.
pay Tor,
some Of the extreme Rsiica ,
..t - back On the CommissI3r
1T. Zack Chandler it is SAID.
w.. " be heard Of heyes probable
r.I,.y, we had better have clcc.
.c! Ii,Ien.' liz pat an osth in
however by way Of emphasis.
"Spcl Mississippi said 3 teach.
..,'ra ,romising urchiu in q claas.
".aar -, tod~ is, Two 20, and one
81" replied hopeful spe!iioL
90 Keepers r now confn
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A dlaooIcal attempt was made
this week 10 intimidate the Editors
of'ne BEACON, only equaIled in Il.
Lnci'y BY the late effort to bull.
3Ja" Coz. Hayes out Of the Prcsi
ioDcy in sending him a badly hack.
Cd knife and badly wordod threats.
document war received at this
Office having an uncanny appear
anoc, and suggestive of all the ku.
hlGx horrors ever collected togeth
or by a Radical lnvotigating Com.
rilJce. On tho document in ques
tion was ;wo c0tiins decorated witt
skulls and cro~s4-bOnes, a long bla,
tcd dagger, and an array Of mysti.
cai crosses. Tho two collins We
suppose meant both Of ns, the one
dagger was probably considered
enough TO got US ready 10 occupy
thsm. We opened the dreaded
document and found il to be a cop.
yai The Glasgow, Ky. Times, edi.
ted by Or. Woods, aud knowing
u de crate character Of lLe man,
" t-njrt him on behalf Of the pos
fei r''nent, an apology for the
T. Na 70 t!y visits Of the BEA.
OoH 10 bic sanctum.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10


A noted theft whi!e incarccra-
trt NJ jail, nnce wrote Il very nret.
ty essay On Honesty among men.
lie treated the subject on general
principles, and land down aum'
good axio a., il iiiu ~tration 81 his
theme. Gov. Hayes inaugural i.
q tolerabIy wordcd document set,
ti'g..forth in general terms, the
principles which shonld guide the
administration Of u good govern.
ment. II is rather tame in style,
aud has much OF that milk .and.wu
tor shallowishncss which neither
provoke c0mmondstiun nor DIS
pra'se. We eau say no worse Oi
it than it merely echoes, in tolora-
t0o '~aN.uase, the trulsrns Of all the
'n4u1orais that proceeded it. T..
1igoraai Education, Universal Snf.
tr"go, the rebuko Of .sectionaIism,
hGNM k'ghts &c, are the staple
subjects which he treat in this
con mon place manner. These
'hihgs, all, all very easy to cnunci-
ate but to carry them out iuto
practical effect, is qnitO another
ling.
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The n~ayOTslty,

Es BgAoos Please allow us n
snaii spbee IN yorr pnpev 70 reODm.
m6nd 70 voters ~ MacGn, Mr.. W,
y Braceg as . suitable person TO
MI 10" ofaea ~ Nayor HIS past
rbnrse II Il r1re guarantee 0f bis
future, Intelligent, prompt, firm,
and reliable ~ eyery sense, no il
The proper man 10 maintain nonce
and order in our town.
VOTERS.
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TERMS OF TUITION.
KLAUS CLEARING OUT SALE.

CLAU US 4 BROS, Semi Annu-
al Clearing Sale, commences Mon
day aud continues Thirty DAYS
aud all Wooden Goods, Ladies'
Dress Goods, and especially Cloth.
ing are to be sold at cost. Garry
the money with you and you ean
make your own bargain
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

sIl S-QJ1 in L s. currency.
al >rN as. -IvcIIe rl, promise
l-.- -..1 ". Mel. Conner rs
sI- ---''s sum % $500, due and
ayacie "a Las lsJ Jay Of March.
ISs rrt1UC- interest.
S.~soI T6I, James w. Herr.,n,
.aa rt sad -a-s|e, -hsii pay ovor
.s sum Is .l m L. :. ourrcH.
f.s -.a.y - a. Z den, IN bchali
L- -gu ,a.I execute bic
>-rE uy Is, one lor
.,l All. .a- ythcr f.r $500, both
--s-z>JA the rate Of { per
e-. -r .anGn, from March lst..
- AMI Tue and payable respect
March l,:. 1878, aud March
- ls--, yylh % said notes TO be
scared u mortgage upon the lands
sd q. Sheriff sale "a, the proper
5 -:4- HERON and purchased by
L Zen.
Third. That upon the compliance
Et.- ~. foregoing slipululions, and
TIE cu,ry Oftuc corresponding cred.
4. open sad judgment, that the
.aia Judgment shall be transferred
T. John +. s~tyyAil, upon the pay
meat OF tie ,uIu IT s., 300 IN {. s.
c@lrreucy. ard the further payment
u all court costs, incurred ty rea-
son II the institution Of suits t.
gains; said ". NJ. Connor. on his
acA Uoud as Sheriff and Tux.
Collector o. Noxubee county.
Fourth. That upon the payment
Of the several sums agreed upon b7
The SAID W. p. CounOr, J. ". Her.
ron and John +. SloyaIl, and the
execution OF the several promisso-
y notes a. above stated by said w.
p. Censor aud J. 4. Rdfcn, that all
suits pending and undetermined in
the Circuit Court Of NUxubee coun-
y, against said Conner on his off.
r.l bond, for the use Of Noxubee
county, shall be dismissed and then
held ,pr naught.
beg Ieayc 10 Export further that
the settlement and compromise Of
sad Judgment, ha' been made upon
the basis aud IN accordance with
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
MRS. IiNrLEY
FEMALE Ey .ICIAN.

Respectfully offers her services tc
the Ladies' Of Macon, both as alton
dont and nurse. Having a largo OK
.pericnce, best Of recommendation
from Medical men, and others and
beng permanently located, she con.
fidently hopes for a liberal share o
patronage.
Residence on Jefferson St., nea,
Mr.. Cahill's
6p.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

VALUABLE SEsDS FaEE.--Pr'
StolIe, agricultural editor Of tho W'
bile Register, ana editor OF the jour
nal Of Progress. IL now senclnS O''
in dollar parsels, hundreds of pack
ages of rare garden and tree SEEDS.
chuias, etc, free. Send in your
name on a postal card addresSoa
Journal Of Progress, Mobile, Az ~,
and he will send you a copy Of n 9.,
valuable Monthly Containg his E'
Of free seeds.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
LAND FOR RENT.

The plantation 8 miles Fast O
Macon known MS the Murdocb
place, wherO J, B. Cole now hives
is offered for rent for the year 1877.
1t is = good prairie farm, woll.iln.
proved, with about six hundred a.
ores improved land.
Apply to
Fl, W. FooTE, Agt.
Dec. %. Wv.
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Allowance

ALLOWANCES
Power 4 B~arksdalc SlG for pay
certificates and teachers warrant,
7. 5. White $50 for medical a,,eo-
ton 70 Elisha Knox, pauyer.
Allowances were made fqr tie
Grand Jurors, about SIS e1eh.
d.. ". IcGrAw q a. ci.r1 If
lection at S~huquai~k.
y. u. Higgins, s. TOR services a.
juror Of inquest VI John Cq.Dl.
TUESDAY, March 6. II
Board met pursuant W &6jOarn-
meut, all present.
The Iist Of in~soivences Gr 1873,
al heretofore filed BY. b. Aligooa,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, was Ia.
ken up and considered until s .. m,
when the Board adjourned.
Wednesday, M'ch 7, IT.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment, present, Augustus, Boyce,
Hunter and Thomas, also, clerk aud
Sheriff.
W. b. Augustus, having been ap.
pointed to compromise aud settle
the Indebtedness Of W. NJ. Conner
to the county, madC tho following
report
70 the Hon. Board of Supervisors .
GESrLEMEN:- The undersigned
begs leave to report that, in pursu,
ance Of an order made by yOnr
Honorable Board, on tho 18th day
o Feb'y, 1877, he has agreed to the
cmpromi,e and settlement of q
certain judgment rendered against
VIM. M. Conner and his sureties at
the August Term, 1879, of the Cir.
emit Court OF Noxubee County, fol
S9,92l,l5, upon the following terms
and conditions, to-wit:
| First. That W. P. Conner, one Of
said suroties, shall pay over the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

1t is our painful duty TO enron.
icle a sad and fatal coIIissiD On which
occurred at Webster, last Saturday
evening, between Col. Hamp Tur.
nrr and Mr.. Robert Patten, in
which MIR. p. was shot aud instant.
ly killed the ball taking effect tn.
or near the heart. 1t Appeals, from
the bost information we can gather.
tia; the gentlemen were retained
upon Opposite sides in II law sui,
that came up for trial before JUST.
ces Metts and Tate, on Saturday G.
vculng, and during the progress o
the suit, angry words and a few
blows were exchanged. After III,
adjournment Of the Court, the quar-
rel WAS aenewed and eliminated a,
above. After u trial before u Com
hitting Court, Col. Turner was i'm
mediatciy discharged from custo
dy.-LouisvilIe Banner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
,~Sammary Of the SCeOOl Laws.

Row. DR., Bar!well, Stale Super
iu!cudcn, Of Education, has issued
a circular which gives II brici and
coucise summary Of the school law,
passed by the Legislature in 1871.
The general laws passed are sub.
~slanljalIy these;
/. Election Of School Trustees 70
be held o. the first Saturday in
December, and in default Of such
election the County Sapertnteu.
dent to appoint the Trustees.
2, County Superintendent an
thorizcd 70 administer. the oath to
teachers required in Section 8, OF
an Act approved April II, 1876, and
receive for same compensation al.
lowed Justices Of the Peace.
g. County As,,s,or required "a
make al Alphabetical enumeration
Of all the cducabie children in their
respective counties, giving name.
aye, sex and color two such alpha
bcticaI list to be made and sworn
10 by the A assessor one to be filed
with the County and the other with
the State Superintendent, The
foregoing enumeration 70 be made
throughout the State in 1871, and
biennially thereafter; aud for such
service the Assessor 10 receive u
cents per capita tor the children ..
numeral.d.
T. On application u local Boards
Or Trustees, The County Superiu.
tcndenl j. required 70 allow a re-
cesA during sehppl term.
;. The sch0o' fund appropriated
by the State, per late distribution
made by Auditor, to be employed
exclusively IN payment Of warrants
drawn for services rendered since
January Isl, 1876.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
SCHOOL NOTICE.

Mr.. and Mrs, Buck will resume
their place, in the Macon Female
SrminarW ON the LIST. OF Jauuary.
The ~o>ttit Of THEN labols, since
SO2, is offered to Tho public as
.tHcr Recommendation.
An eiort Will be made, by Il
tharou-;. Iaartioat course ot cduca-
zion, to maintain the reputation OF
the Seminary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10
MR.. McAlPFCE
MULES, MULES, MULES.

/ will be here the 1st week il Jan.
uary with so head of Fine, Well.
broke Mules which | propose to Sci
ut prices to Smt fnS times. Look nj
them before buying elsewhere, as
shall offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to my
Customers, and will gNarntee every
mule / sell to be S0Vnd and all riqht
j. w. HOWARD.
Dec. %. '7G
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-03-10

AZ ACT IN re,ltilu 10 County Fnan-
Ces.
SIC. !. Be II enacted by tie Leg
islat Re Of the st [, u y! sissypl
That hereafter the Board Of Super
visors Of the respective counties
shall levy one common tax, to be
known as the county tax, out Of
which al the current expenses 81 the
counties ghan be PAID, and for which
aAGOuIty warrants I-sued during the
year that such lax Is levied, and
none other shtll be receivable excep.
a. hereinafter provided
SIC. 2. b. It further enacted, That
whenever the amount Of county war
rants issued and outstanding in any
one year, shall be. equal 10 S. per
cent Of the county tax levied for the
same year, the Board Of Supervisors
shall not order or permit the Issu-
ance Of other warrants or evidence
Of Indebtedness until on or after the
first day Of January next ensuing,
and il any money shall be m the
treasury after paying Or providing
Tor the payment Of all warrants L..
sued during the fiscal year 10 which
the tax was levied, 1t shall Do pad
ont On warrants Issued on aud al
ter January first, III the order Of
thrir ISSUANCE.
&c. ). BE il further enacted, That
, # the amount Of comfy warrants
Of every character issued on or be-
. fore the 3lst, day Of December, Is
70, shall be less than the amount
arising from a. tax Of one mil. IL
the county, then such outstanding
warrants may be cIasoed as war.
rants issued in 1877 and shall be
included in the estimate Of 50 per
cent OF the tax levied for 1877, and
may be receivable for such tax II
registered on or before the lst day
Of August Of said year; but if the
comfy warrants outstanding as a
tOresaid shall eqnai or exceed the
amount arising from a tax Of one
mill, then the Board Of Supervisors
shall provide Tor the payment Of.
such warrants by.some n Of the
following methods, viz:
/. By the levy and COLLECTION Of a
sufficient tax to pay off such war
rants, which tax shall be ]receiya-
BILE only in currency orin such war.
rants.
2. BY the levy and collection Of
a tax to pay off part Of said war
rants each year until all are paid
and the payment Of interest not eX-
cecding : per cent on all such war.
rants not taken mp or paid off by
the tax tor the fiscal year 1877, in
terest to commence at such time Us
The Board may order, not earlier
than tie first day Of July, lS77.-|
No interest to be allowed on war.
rant. paid out Of the tax of 1871
unless specially provided for be.
tore the passage Of this Act.
8. By the, levy and collection Of.
Il tax payable only in currency, the
tuad arising from such tax "a De
used ior the purchase 0, ,uch out.
standing warrants tom the lowest
bidders ate" giving such notice as
j. Nv required by law for letting
out contracts by BOARDS OF Super.
visors provided the Board Of Su
pervisor> shall not in any case lew
"a greater per ccntum than IS allow.
ed by law.
SIC. t. Belt further enacted, That
jury tickets o. other evidence Of
county Indebtedness, issued by the
Circuit Clerk, or allowed W. tn,
Circuit Court, shall not be recc ,.
Cd for county taxes or paid upul
beng approved ami allowed
ry the Board Of Supervisors. y
such claims shalt he aIIowel nr
.r
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will, from this date, offer my
entire Stock Of Clothing, at Cost,
for cash.
l., A. FERG USON,
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AIWrss1 Fama&y 49, VII.

G@1rs Eoe. 4 o. ~ 3t,ts lime
m &c " n - T., have their eel.
sstatea Asrsgries us,l stocked
"tH af11bsrH Fruit tree1, Straw.
b~ff N Tar spbsribsr. an yrt
~HfMs'~1 traes direct from ire
k'a sd - fresh =. e thry we're
ta<sa ughg ont Dl the ground ~
nj @ eIt have to DO handled
ri fesbtpped il their transit.
40 nave bad dealings with the
sfm and thor honorcd ~prodeoes..
~. C1i GSine", for years, and can
vel rseemmond them.
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4 correspondent wishes to know
upon what prtncpIe light pa-siu,
through blue gas, affects the cos.
diuou u! dis used structures. ~
an rcl nm. The ray Of the sun
in thcr trunsm -sion through
"as- OF = !no color become actin
.u : hS eieetroiysio and falling on
a.. ,oased surface, change the ma
ARE ol the eaaglla, and produce "a
/! .rn,4' action IN tho seus,tory
Lerves, We Lopc this Is clean to
our correspondent.
The D'mo"rate'Of the Ohio Leg
stature taxing advantage Of some
aEthc Radical members leaving 70
u,e.,f .Ic inauguration, passed a
yo-olui9 On conde'nning the great C
lrc'Ion fraud, and stating they
had Iost confidence il Almighty
Cot in controlling the dcst.nies Oh
o.. lauoG."
Tbs ia goTug too far behind the
returns and s..Ifting the response
bi ~ oul,ic the record. 1t il not
y granted by he facts II the O.
Ln democracy wish to make the
Creator II mcancr being than Joe
pradiey or he associates, we cat
not 'fo'low :them that far, and we
recommend that portion Of the res
oiutlUn b. rescinded.
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No one remedy Is loudAt
called for by the necessa
OF the American people u
q sure and Sade cure =,
Fever and Ague. Sae
we are now enabled to oR |
with a nerAaoa cartAlnN ~
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Ayers Ague Cure

For Fever and ARue, intermittent hrano
yer, Chill Fever, hemittent FeTa w.
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious "
yer, sc, and indeed all the sffsct1Avell
which arise from malAE1ouR, marSh lie.
miAsmatio potsons. Ii /;
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And the Treasurer was ordered
70 rechargc tho above amount, as
the law directs.