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number holding the various Cir
cult and Chancery Courts in this State approved April
18TH lS76.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the Legislature
Of tie State Of Mississippi, That section OF
an Act fixing the times and number OF days for
holding the various circuit and chancery courts
in this State, far ii relates to the fifth cir
cult court district. be and the same Is hereby
amended and arranged SO to read as follows,
to wit
In the county of Sumner, on the third Mon
days Of January and August, and continue
twelve days.
In The county of Choctaw, on the first Mon
days Of February and September, and continue
twelve days.
In the county OF Montgomery, on the third
Mondays of February and September, and con-
tinue twelve days.
In the county Of Attala, on the second Mon
days Of March and October, and continue
twelve days.
In the county of Holmes, on the fourth Mon
days of March and October, and continue
twenty-four days.
In the county of Carroll 1st District, on the
second Mondays of May and November, and
continue twelve days.
In the county Of Carroll, ID District on the
fourth Mondays of May and November, and
continue six days.
In the county of Leflore on the second Mon
days of June and December, and continue
twelve days.
APPROVED, January 3Oth 1877.
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An Act in relation TO the swamp
LANDS of the State.

SECTION / BE IL enacted bg the Legislature Of
tie State Of Mississippi Thar it shall be the
duty Of the Secretary OF State, Immediately
after the passage of this Act, to cause notice
for four weeks to be published in the official
Journal of the State, 10 all persons who may
have heretofore entered or purchased any of
the State lands and have not rec lived patents
for the same from the State, to come forward
aud procure the same, by paying the purchase
money in case the same has not already been
paid; and in case the purchase-money has
been paid in good faith, TO exhibit recei t
therefor, or satisfactory proof thar such re-
ceipt has been mslaid, lost or destroyed, and
on prese ntation of satisfactory proof of such
payment or on yment OF the purchase
money where same has not been paid, the
Secretary Of State shall issue patents there
for and should any other person than the one
already holding or claiming possession by
reason of any such sale, purchase the same
prior to, and secure patent for the same
from Secretary of State through mistake mis-
repre- sentation or otherwise, it shall be the
duty of said Secretary, on proper showing of
the parties interested, to cancel such patent
and issue another patent to the prior claim
ant, and any person who may have procured
patent thus required to be cancelled, shall,
upon the surrender of the same to the Secre-
tary of State, be entitled to have refunded to
him BY the Auditor of Public Accounts and
Treasurer, any monies he may have paid IN
the Trea sury on that account, that have or
may hereafter accrue from said fund. All
lands that may be sold under the provisions of
this Act shall, alter SAFE De supJeGt 10 Ia Aattoh
as other lands are taxed, and the Secretary
of State shall furnish the assessor of eacn
c unity list of all such lands as may be pur-
chased in his county as is now provided by
law.
SEC . Be 1t further enacted, That any per-
son holding swamp land scrip issued under
an Act, approved March ID, 1854, is hereby
authorized to locate the upon any of the
swamp and overhowed ands subject to entry
a the time Of the passage of said Act, and now
appiIclTfOu
State as provided in said Act.
SEC. 3. Be IL further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage
Apr WE'D, February l, 1877.
A true copy.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State Of Mississippi hereunto
H. $ affixed, AT Jackson. this 18th day If
Februa airy, A. d. 1871
JAMb5 HILL, Secretary of State.
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There is no medicine prescribed by physi-
clans. or sold by Druggists. that carri' Siich
evidence of is saccasS ard superior VII
tue p BosCHEE'e GERdAS SYRUP Tor severe
& ughs, Colds settled on the Breast Con
sumption, or any disease at the Throat aud
Lungs. 4 proof of that fact i that y
;'er-on afflicted, can get Sample Bottle TOR
10 cents and try its superior effect h-f1r'
buy ing the regular size ~ IS cent II has
ely bren introduced in this country from
Germ tny, and wonderful cures are A.
toni-ning everyone that use il. Three
doses will relieve any ca-e. Try IL Sud BY
W. y. WILKINSON.
DRUGGIST. Memphis.
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AN ACT regulate the order Issuance and Paymen
of certain Warrants.


SECTION 1. Be 1t enaqted By tie Legislature Of
the State Of Mississippi, That the sum Of
two thousand dollars, Or so much thereof as
may be necessary, is hereby appropriated on
account of the judiciary expenses for the year
1876, and warrants issued on said account shall
be receivable by the State Treasurer for dues
of 1876, the same if said warrants had been
issued during said year.
SEc- 2. 48e at further enacted, That as soon
as the amount of deficit in the school fund to
be supplied from Tie general fund as provided
IN section of san Act to reduces taxes and
for other purposes approved April 10th, 1876,
is ascertained, the Auditor shall issue his war
rant or warrants on the State Treasurer for the
same, and the amount necessary to pay such
warrants is hereby appropriated and sat apart
out of the general fund Of the State to be paid
before any other warrants issued in 1877, ex-
cept those provided for in section of this Act.
SEC. g. Re 1T further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
| APPROVED, February 1st, 1877.
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Important Notice.

DARTIBS heying Life Insurance Policies in
any of the Companies which have sus-
pended or been placed in Receivers hands, or
those who may desire to change their policies,
can, in most cases, re-insure in hrst-class
solvent Companies without any ad, itioual
cast. and Mt the same rate Of premium they
have been paying. Also those who may desire
TO take out NEW INSURANCE, can learn impor-
tant information. and be advised as to the
most advantageous plans and reliable Compa-
MES By suHlying to
Fire and Life ms Broker and Adjuster.
2. o. Box 44S
feb. lin. New Orleans.
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AERIOUS DEBILITY.

veal W eRlEnesS or depression
eoaraga. VAilaested feeling, no energy or
NOPI 1ae result OF mental over
sae az cScretiOns OF e-cesses, or
cured bp "i =. upon the system, is always
Speeie humphreys Homeopathic
NgorateS no. IS. 1t tones up and in
ahd desnothe system, dispels the gloom
eaergy, 4psoelhdeney, imparts strength and
hates tho sops the drain ead rejuve-
Fears vii, SS"are man Been used twenty
A0d by d., perfect success by thousands.
@$s % n"nrs. Price SLIGO per single vial,
va Of ~ per per package of i've Vials and $2.O5
Pree TSGSdder. Sent by mail On receipt of
SEOR lures, suess AUMPHRE - no.
kANY THO MEDICINE COM
- BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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BLANK DEEDS.

WE ARE NOW ready 10 dll orders for The
w following blanks
No Al. Decd Of Trust for Hentand Supplies.
No. 4l1z Deed OF Trust for Rent
No. ~. Deed o.! Trust tJ Secure Advances by
Merchants.
No 43. Deed Of Trust for General Purposes
Deed OF Conveyance, or Warranty Deed.
"a ordering state the No of blank wanted.
Price 500 per qWre Of - blanks. except no.
AZ, which is 800 per quire. Price by the
hundred, $500, which includ postage
Address.
POWER BARKSDALE
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"Eaen thou art old aud rich,
Thou hast neither heart, affection, limb or
beauty
fomake thy riches pleasant
It surprising how few books have been
written on the diseases incident to OLD age.
We know of no nork that would be more
generally read by the medico-legal world,
etm tact by all ei4sses, than Treatise on
De medical management of old age" writ
zen IA plain style and free from all techni-
Gl..tes. nor 10 we know of any MEDICINE
fiat is more happily adaFtcd to the allevia-
ilgo the pains aud ches Of the aged than
DR. TUTT'S LIVER PILLS. While they acs
P'ompHy they do not wrench the system or
47oS the most eufeebled constitution. In
ei'e> Of govt. rheumatism, kidney diseases,
EIpid bowels, Indigestion. loss Of appetite,
YER healing properties are truly wonderful !.
Aalrehect on The nervous system is prompt,
4leNhg rcsleSsness i'm parting refreshing
sep add vgor To the whole system Ihe
Wy aad young will be alike benektted by
'ae u.s. OF tGis truly eStimlble medicine.
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~ noXs OK ABksAD..t Dc--'. Il. NJ
L ans Streug hening Cordial all Bsood
Purifier, recognized all over the world "a
the besr Toni, invigerater and purifier ~
The. blasd For puuy and weak children. or
deliczt feua' e an Abs llute n-ctS-itv. DR..
J Mclean 3l4 Che>nu 81. Louis.
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AN ACT to authorize counties and cities and
promise certain liabilities and for other purposes

AN ACT to authorize counties and cities
promise certain liabilities and for other purposes.
SECTION 1. BE 1t enacted the Legislature of
the State Mississippi, That the board of super
visOrs of any county. which has heretofore sub
scribed to the capital stock of any railroad
company, or which has heretofore issued its
bonds to aid in the construction Of any railroad
be and are hereby authorized and empowered
to settle and compromise with such railroad
company any assignee or holder of such
subscription for stock, with the owner or
holder of any such bonds; Pr0ride3, that such
compromise and settlement shall not be made
at the term of the court at which it may be
agreed upon, nor until after thirty days public
notice by advertisement in some newspaper of
the terms of such compromise and settlement.
SEC. 2. Be at further enacted, That any
board of supervisors making any compromise
or settlement as provided in the first section of
this Act is hereby vested with.power to issue
its bonds or obligations payable in installments
and bearing interest not exceeding six per cent.
settlement, and to assess, levy and collect the
tons, or to comply with and carry out whatever
terms of compromise and settlement may be
agreed upon.
SEC. 3. BE It further enacted That the pro
visions of this Act, be and are hereby extended
to incorporated cities and towns, and the author
ity and power conferred herein upon boards oil
supervisors be and are hereby conferred upon
the corporate authorities of such cities and
towns
SEC. 4. Be 1t further enacted, That this Act
take effect from and after its passage.
APPROVED January 3lst, 1877.
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City Coll ctor.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
GENTLFMEN: | have the honor to report
the following receipts given by me which
were settled by allowances made by the
Board:
No. 203, $500; f. johnson, police.
No 204, 90; {. >. Coleman, police.
No. ZIG, . 90; j. s Harry.
No. 80, 2700; Mr.. Newman.
No. 23l, d 90; Mr.. Newman.
No. 235, 10000; Mr. +. A. Langley.
Total, $4,000, less commissions, 4.S0
Very respectfully,
+. I'll. keber,
City Collector.
JACKSON, Feb. 81, 1877.
CITY Sections REPORT
JACKSON MISS, Feb. 2, 1877.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men:
GESTLEMEx-I beg leave to submit the fol-
lowing IS my report for the month of Janu-
airy:
jan. 3-Daughter of Mrs. w. Ware, Z
years, cloth eria.
Jan II John Martz, Is years, accidentally
shot.
Jan 81 Ellis Chas. Kreely, IS months,
WhCopiug cough.
Jan. 30--Infant daughter of Mr.. JnO. Par
ker, still born.
Jan. 3l--Mr. Nj b. Hayes.
Respectfully submitted,
PHILiP MCGUIRE, City Sexton.
CITY sExToN-(coLD
JACKSON, Mss, Feb 2, 1877.
To tn. Honorable Board Of Mayor and 4 der
GExrLEmEN-I herewith submit my report
of mortality of col0red persons for the month
of January, 1871.
Jan. 2l---Charlie A. Wilson, years.
whooping cough.
Jan. 2--Charlotte Clemens, years, dip
iberia.
Jan. 2--Louisa Drew, % years, consump p
ton.
Jan. 5--Hannnah Jones, p years, pneu-
monia, county pauper.
Jan. 7--Child, name unknown, weeks,
disease unknown. from State PenitentiaTy
Jan. 1l--Forence Meolock, year, whoop-
ing cough.
Jan. I2-Thos. Bradford, 20 years, con-
umptiOu.
Jan 9-Matilda Brown, year, thrash, city
pauper,i
Jan 5--Iea Stamps, still born.
Jan. 5--Cnild of Margaret Preece, still
born, city pauper.
Jan. lS--Child, name unknown. 6 weeks
disease unknown. State Penitentiary.
Jan. l9--Henry Richardson. 26 years,
bursting blood vessel.
Jan. I9--Silva Saunders, 2 years, whOOp-
ing cough, city paupeT-
Jan. IS Porter Brown, ~ years, natural
decay.
Jan. % Charlie Hopkins, years, pneu-
! monia.
Respectfully submitted,
| ToNEY BARNES,
! Civ Sexton.
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An Unexpected Guest.

TTER an al sence of eighteen years from
4 this country. PRoF. BLocJ, from France,
rll arrive in this City, the 2)th inst, and will
rfk his held 1uarters at the lIilzheim Hotel,
where he will remain one week only to attend
Ais customers and friends.
NJ Bloc6 has in hand the well appreciated
Magnetic Hot Springs Arkansas Crystals,
HeNIrus # which il, preserving the vision
from maImatiou r any other ocular disease
60 tss Specs may be used without change for a
.s-..me
Ers-slght is the most precious gift of human
stature, BE cautious in selecting your glasses,
=. ffaB their focus and qualities depends your
alayusB' Of that precious gift in this world,
aal ID be we'll suited il requires Scientific
aa.cian, and rrof. Bloch il confident that
ar.gsh hij long practice he is able to satisfy
vsyyh0iy.
Ae Professors visit will be short, ge
alvsa to csll on him as soon as possible, not
losing ibis rare opportunity
B-Pers5rA unable to call, will be wait
d59a their own reSid ences on application.
Feb. H. 17-lt.
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PeeIer Cotton Seed 7

IN 00O BUsHLs pure PEELER COTTON
lU.UUU SEED for sale. put mp BOO sacks
Of from 90 3 bushels. Raised uu the PlauIH-
tons OF l.. A. Campbell, silver Creek lnzuu
county Refers, by permission. 40 Capt j. y H..
Cowan, Messrs. e. "A. Maulove s. Cos nud
Messrs Fulkcrsou. and Cotton Factors gcucr-
ally Of Eicksburg Address AN orders To-
u. W. LAMklN s. CO.
ian. 10. ,1I-lnM VIM NIlK .nInn-
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la 1aE Colossal BRONZE STATUTE OF VIC
~ sSt which stands in the Park, AZ Lowell.
n il, ~ l"e tomb Of the first soldier who fell
n.,ao.; SE,oiajion, is 3 lasting and beautiful
lnn ,o. al IL Is one of the first objects
MI 9y strangers visiting our sister city,
Ais lhdeed many visit purposely to see
a. E;egaht tribute Of art. Obtained from
v6opn x OF Bavaria by DR.. J. c. Ayer-to
ia ,rl ms majesty was especially gracious
a.. reAA.nro.Wiedgment of what his remedies
SEX E"'ed TO have dGne for the suffering
CITY, OFT on was donated by tRe Doctor to the
sHB lowell, and now stands permanent
bxb Spt-A'hg emblem of the victories OF
Arora anu Arns--BHnFeF ht1 lAaSs'}
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Respectfully submitted,
ToNEY BARNES,
City Sexton.

f IL. Reber presented his bond as city
Tax Collector, which was approved ana OF
dered spread upon minutes.
The MIyOr was instructed to order car
load of InM Der for the use of the city.
The following was adopted:
ORDIN ANCE.
Be it ordained By the Mayor and Board OF
Aldermen OF the City Of Jackson ::
That all PERSONS holding city warrants
and who desire to fund the same may DO
81 hy filing said warrants with the city
clerk Mt any time prior to the hrst Gay OF
Be il fitrtker ordained: That the city clerk
shall have prepared bonds in accordance
with the act authorizing the issuance OF
CITY bonds and the amendment thereto, ana
Tn an amount not exceeding six thousand
dollars. dated and made payable as required
bv law, and upon the presentation OF city
Warrants by the holder or owner thereon
he shall issue a bond f6F said warrants, pro
rj,Ied however, that no bond shali De lsSoeu
for a less amount than nity doiars' nor
more tAaa five hundred dollars
BE il further ordained; mat TINS orul,
nance take effect and be in force from anu
after its passage.
The Mayor was authorized to settle win
". III. II. Green, for amount oil JuuSHleh
against tie city, also for costs IN SUIT same
on motiol of Alderman y iiltamS the
Board adjourned. c 1,,,.or
]. s. HAMILTON, City Clerk.
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and parts of Acts in conflict with this Act. be
ana the same are hereby repealed. and that
ms Act take effect and be in force frcm and
alter It's passage.
APPROVED, January 30th, 1871
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The Indie. all Take III

qua We arc pleased to known chat Byron
my ana J. ". Harrington Il Bros. drug
80 OF this place, will, in the future, keep
\ Justly popular and celebrated remedy,
AZ simmons Liver Medicine.
a. IHEDFoRD & Co., sole propFie-
NhSlancoga Tenn. dec .20-4m.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

STATE or MISSISSIPPI
OFFICE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
AND Ex-OFFIcID LEvEE CoNNI>s toNER.
JAcksoS. Miss, Feb. T., 1871
Pursuant 10 the requirement of sec ion of
an Act 20 amend Act entitled Act 20
missioner. an0 TO provide for the redemption
of lands in the Liquidatiug Levee District. aud
for other purposes, approved April lth, 1876,
approved February lst, 1877, the undersIg u ed,
NJ ex-oficio Levee Commissioner hereby gives
notice that Section Six of the foregoing enti
tied Act provides That a 4 outst anding bonds,
certificates or surplusage certificates issued
under the provisions of an Act entitled an Act
TO Drovide for the payment of all debts and
liabilities contracted or assumed and all scrip
or evidence of debt issued by the general
board Of leyee commissioners organized UNI
der an Act approved December %, 1853, and
also for the payment of all debts aud liabilities
incurred or assumed By any county for work
and labor done or material furnished prior to
the first day of January, 1862, in any county
included in the levee district created by the
Act of cember ID. 1853 aforesaid, whether
su h debis and liabilities incurred or assumed
before after the passage of the Act afore-
said, app owed February 18th, 1867, or under
the provisions of any Act or Acts amendatOry
thereto may be presented by the holder therc-
of to the Aud tor of Public Accounts, by him
to be registered on or before the first day of
June 1871 and all such bonds certificates
which shall not be so presented for registra-
ton within said time shat be barred by limi
tation. and shall not thereafter be rece iyahle
for taxes except for the redemption and pur-
chase of lands as provided in the Act to which
this Act is amendatory, and in section one Of
this Act amendatory thereto, nor constitute
otherwise a valid claim against said levee
district; and after said first day of June, 1877,
action in law equity shall be maint aimed
to enforce the same.
W. H. GIBBS,
Ex-Oficio Levee Commissioner.
Feb IA, 1S77-8w.
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Address.
POWER z BARKSDALE,
JACKsON. NrsH
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SECTION /. BE ii enacteT IN tie Legislature
THE State Of MISSISSIPPI That the Auditor
of Public Accounts be and he is hereby au-
thorized to issue his warrant upon the Treas
urer in favor of the different tax collectors,
sheriffs, clerks and printers, for amounts due
them on account of ices on settlements of State
tax 1875, under decision Of court, as shown by
his report
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, February 1st, 1877
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AN ACT make appropriation defray the expenses
the present Legislature.

SECTION l. Be II enacted By tie Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That the sum OF
ninety thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, is hereby appropriated to
defray the expenses of the present session OF
the Legislature, out of any monies in the State
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
SEC. 2. Be At further enacted, That this act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage,
APPROVED, January 10th, 1877.
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Death Of an old Newspaper Pub
fisher.

JoHN F. FORD, senior proprietor of
as Ripley Advertiser, died Saturday
4oraing, January 25th. 1877 Mr. Ford
sao.lshed the Advertiser IN 1912, and,
5ia slight intermission during the war,
eatnued lis publication until his death.
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SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted By the Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That the circuit
court of Issaquena county shall be holden on
the fourth Monday of November and Nav,
as now provided by law, and shall continue
twelve judicial days, if business SO long re-
quires.
SEC. 2. BE at further enacted, That all Acts
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TuE Grand Central Hotel, New York,
tie I4rgast IN the city. gives its guests the
thore Of rooms and offers reduction OF
Eg.es on all its floors.
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'regI Journal of the City of Jackson.
ny is Ash Wednesday-the com
mint OF Lent aSon.
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- rbe Style o. the board o levee
-.sr ~ go shall after the passage q s
y me Board Of Missis=i2fi Levee
+. Be - but this Act shall not be con-
oait5lishing or impliring the right,
Rcd o. 3a,,rers Of said levee board a. at
-s anu -'.P.,itu.ed. but shall be construed as
--.,.1 e, mon -aiI b5arl of levee commits
sra-''D= II aid rights. duties and po'" ers
a.. f.. and prsscri bed BY this Act and
ero7 l III Arts ID which this i amendatory-
q sa's,f5 Be Ii flrfhsr saacted, That this act
70 eject and be in force from and after
T.15eD. January T. 1877.
-r.os.tsud the time for holding the
y Az Court in Issaquena county.
Re 4 eaacted by the LsgesLofaTe of
,at Vss.ssipp., rhAtthe circuit Court
si'' 2. eyaniy shall be hold o. the
l.si NV Of November and May as now
lr- fr .aw. aud shall continue Twelve
iay. if business 50 long require
e-a. r. II tlrftsr enacted, That all acts
SO. :. -s.c.- ia conf CT with this act, b.
- r., stne are hereby repealed, and that
81 H. .,.s flee. and be in force FROM and
81 -lsIE5. January 81, 1877.
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VEN. FEATHERsroN made a brilliant
@ I. ~ behalf of the Normal School at
~ place, in opposition to the proposed
suction OF the appropriation of 81 ,OOO.
V1F colored people will see that Demo-
gA'e leaders mean faithfully to redeem
= Pledges Of the campaign. Holly
NPrags South.
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AN ACT to authorize the Auditor Public Accounts make
settlements with collectors sheri clerks and prn-
ters account of State ovorpad by them for the ifs
cal year 1874,