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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-07-04

amined regarding the form and mode of
making election protests, and as to
the little he knew about the circumstances
of Anderson's protest and subsequent oh
s~treperousness about Withdrawing it. Camp
bell stated that he regarded it legal and
proper to annex a protest or other affidavit
to an election return afterit had been sent
from the parish to which it related, where
circumstances such as intimidation or other
danger might have rendered its annexation
impracticable in the first instance, especially
if such reason was stated by the Supervisor.
He met Sherman once and Stoughton several
times in New Orleans, but the subject of the
Anderson protest was not discussed by the
visiting ststesmen.
All hands joined in keeping up a brisk
cross-fre at the witness, who gave it as his,
judgment that Packard was elected legally
as were the Hayes Electors; that neither
Kellogg nor Packard could have maintained
the State Government without the support
OF Federal authority: because of the illegal
and revolutionary opposition Brought to
bear upon them, and Campbell answered af-
Tentatively General Buffers ~ironicaI ques-
tions as to whether the authority of the
Government could have been maintained in
Louisiana in 1862 without the support of
Federal soldiers.
Butler marked out a long line of investiga-
ton on the 9th, and laid the foundation
for much of it in the examination of Pitkin.
He proposes to prove that members of the
Returning Board were promised Office for
their work; that Packard was legally cleo
ted, but forced out in pursuance of a bar
gain; that the McVeagh Commission cor
rup'ly contributed to carry this out. While
he affects to despise newspapers, he laid the
foundation for much of his case by intro
ducing various extracts from New Orleans
and other papers. He charged that his
letter to "My Dear Pitkin" was stolen
by one newspaper, though he supposed
that this theft was only called enterprise.
Upon this his own witness, Pitkin, testified
that he himself t~elegraphed a copy of it to
the press. He secured from it several bits
of what was to him evidently choice
bits of evidence about McVeagh and
Harlan.
Pitkin related a conversation he had With
one Swayne, a member of the Packard Leg
i~slature, wherein the former set form that
while the McVeagh Commission was in
New Orleans members of the Packard Leg
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-07-04

Following is a list of the principal
measures adopted by Congress during
the late session:
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CIVIL NOTES.

Theodore w. Birmingham complains that
Edward Tracy, of No 900 secOndave, keeps from him
hts daughter Ida years DID, and refuses to let him
see her. Judge Daniels granted writ of habeas corpus
for the production OF the child, returnabe to-day
George Brown, the cook on the bark Daisy,
who placed in irons by the authority of the British
Consul sagua La Grande, discharged yesterday
the captain failing to show that the OF his vessel
10 the Port OF NewYork was necessary incident to his
voyage.
William Porter, whose efforts to be adj
mited to bail have been already reported offered, yes
tesday, George Baier his bondsman Judge Daniels
did not object to Baer, but Porter had forfeited
his BAIL required two bondsmen, and late in the day
Herman Gierke was produced. Each Dondsman Justi-
fed in $4,000
John Scully says that he and his horse and
wagon fell into hole in HoratiO-st May g. 1873, and
seriously injured and that he desires to the
city but is too poor 70 incur the expense Judge Dan
els, in Supreme Court, Chambers granted him leave
appointed William G. Carpenter his counsel.
Mrs. Emma JudsOn, a once wealthy lady,
who became addicted to drink, was divorced from her
husband and then remarked to him. has been In the
Kings County Pententary for four months for assault
lug her mother Mrs Margaret p. Lindsey, OF LexIng-
She admitted 10 ball. yesterday In Brook
Ign. on writ of certiorai Her mother sued out wrt
OF habeas corpus at the time OF the sentence but Judge
McCue dismissed IT. she is still 1nelooking woman
Thomas ]. CrichtOn, in suing recently,
found that there valid defence to his claim be-
cause he doing business as Thomas ]. Crichton Il
Co., when in fact there no Co." He applied yes
erday to Judge Daniels stating that he had formerly
partner supposed that when the partnership ended
the certificate allowing him TO use the old name had
filed He asks leave to file such certificate, rs Of
the date when the old partnership ceased Judge Dan
iels granted order 10 show cause, retufnable on
Friday.
The Central CrOss-town Railroad Company,
in suit against the Christopher and Tenth Street Rail-
road Company succeeded in obtaining injunction re-
stranng the latter road from running its tracks the
Chrstopherst pier Since then the Christopher Street
Company leased franchises Of the Blocker Street
Railroad Company and has undertaken under them, to
lay the coveted tracks. The Central Company there
upon moved punish the Christopher Street Company
for contempt and obtained an incidental injunction
against the laying OF the tracks, motion was made
Chambers, TO compel the Central CTOss-tOwn Company
TO give bonds IN an ordinary injunction Judge Dan
lels reserved his decision.
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street Jan to await the sailing of the bark when he will
PROsAIC END OF A ROMANTIC EPISODE.
CHOOSING LAUDANUM AS A soLACE FOR LOVERS
TROuRTFs

CHOOSING LAUDANUM AS soLAcE FOR LOVERS
TROUBLES.
The case of Benjamin Smith, indicted by
the Grand Jury for attempting the life Of Lille Lent OF
whom he was enamOred was before Judge Moore Tues
day, in the Kings County Court Of Sessions. The
young looked weak. and rather ashamed OF himself
The young woman pretty, and was dressed neatly
in blue silk On hearing the evidence the Judge decided
he had Jurisdiction and dismissed the case, the act
having been committed in Queens County.
There are some elements OF humOr in the case. The
parents Of the girl forbade Smith to call at the house.
and about month ago he induced her to take poison
with him. They both the usual rhetorical letters,
and then wandered, hand in hand TO Calvary Cemetery
There the lOveorn swain produced bottle OF laudanu
but his companions courage failed her Fertile IN expe
dents, and evidently bent transferring her 10 higher
spheres, Smith proposed shooting her with pistol To
this she consented but he burst out: Oh, Lille, II
would spoil your pretty face, and that wouldn't dis
figure for the world They finally drank the laudanun,
but its only effect to make them sick The grFs
main grievance seemed TO be that Smith, after
inducing her 10 take hearty swig at the bottle took
very small dose himself After the Judges decision,
Smith at once darted out Of the courtroom
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A sAIIOR's EXCUSE FOR MUTTNY.

Luigi YignolO, an Italian sailor on the bark
Hartterno just arrived st tins port from Trieste, was
arrested yesterday board his vessel by United States
DepHty-Marshal q. H. Holmes, charged with mutiny on
the high The arrest made at the request Of
the italian Consul. The prisoner, when brought before
commissioner Belts, said that there dtepline on
ecafd the vessel that the mate Bpat IN the captains
taes and threatened 70 murder him that he abused
no persecuted and seeing remedy he resolved 70
yam IRON working. The treatment Of the entire crew
YES INFAMOUS The prisoner was remanded 70 Ludlow
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To all persons having any claims demands Of any name
or nature either policy holders in either OF the ABOVE
named corporations, other creditors thereof;
TAKE NOTICE that by virtue OF and In obedience 70 me
the Supreme Court OF the state
OF NewYork Mt Justice LaDdon al hrs chambers IA
the y OF schenectady the 2sth day Of June 1873 In
each OF the above entitled proceedings and entered N tho
ONCE OF the Clerk Schenectady County July 8 1873
tho undersigned AberC Parsons, was duly appointed rel
cree the above entitled proceedings 70 take proof on
ali claims made against either OF the above named corpora
tons either by pocyh or by other cretois
Further notice that IN obedience 10 the reqnlf eents
OF such Orders J. the undersigned referee win attend az Ne
252 BROADWAY OF New York at the Office OF Henry
H. Person receiver Of said corporations on he ION Gay
January 1879 IL o'clock In the forenoon OF at da ana
from time thereafter such proceedings may De al
jOurned aud will then aud there proceed 70 take proof OF ~
claims and demands every aud nature against sao
Corporations either Of hem by policy holders or by other
Creditors thereof which presented; and that VIII
upon proof Of such CLAIMS decide upon the Legality ana
suficency OF such proof and claim. - .,.s.. =.
Further all the creditors OF snch Corporations or ~
them required exhibit and prove their claims AUG De
proceedings before the underegneo On
designated and az the place n1 thh
In default creditors acs policy holders thus oclhult
ng sha and will precludo all benefit OF the decree
which sha be OF these proceedings aud froa
any distribution which shall be made IN or under such decree
Dated July ), 1873. ALBEIT PAhSONS heioros-
Iulyll law6mTh
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DECIsIONs-JULY II.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-By Judge Daniels. -
Garsea agt OFaon Parsons ag Wright; Havemeyer agt
Antoine: Underhi agt. Kat Never agt Feschman
Backus agt Geary Howard agt. MeEger W 3 T. Com
pany agt. GOuge PhDDix aRt. HstOnj sweeney sgt
McMahOn ;NicOs agt Renhart Beckendorfer ag Schwaz
Granted Reed Fry.rhe ALLEGATIONS are pertinent
motion to therefore denied In the matter OF
Michael Sophisticated.
Common PIe1s-Chdmbers-B Judge Van Hoesen.-
Foster ag signed White PhppanyRepOrt
connrmed. Schuman agt OTohard.-Granted Adams agt.
schae6erCOsts allowed 10 plant A. but extra allowance
granted taxation affirmed MildberGer agt Aldberget,
Order Himmeman.-Same. Fitzgerald
ag the NewYOrk Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany-Motion granted. King agt. MISUNDERSTANDING
without uouDone agt. k1oseYeltMO-
ton denied without costs T1moat egt. GonrnanOTer
signed. the assignment OF Harris 10 TOch-Decree
signed. Lambert agt. Iester-order signed Randall agt
Haskns Same.
CALENDARS THIS DAY
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBRRs Daniels Mos. SS. 81. s.
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In the matter Of the application OF the ag
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIE IN.
sURANCE COMPANY.
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In the matter OF the application Of the Attorney ast
THE NETWORK STATE LIFE INSURANCE CON-.
PANY.
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Che Curt.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. 1,23S Broadway, Thirty 6rst
st, 30S West Twenty third-st cor: Eighthaye 200
Third Forty sevcnhst; at the HARLEM OFFICE.
No 2,2SI Thrdave cor and Twenty fourth
Harlem Savings Bank Buildngb up p. M at regular
office rateA
CARATOGA RACES!
~ FIRST MEETING, alternate days, commencing July
20, ending 80 August.
EXTRR RACES probably every day between meetings.
SECOND REGULAR MELTING, alternate days. COM
mencing August TO- ending August a.
unprecedented number arrived al the Course
Races promptly az ~ 0clOckeach day.
JAMES NJ. MARVIN, President
G. wHEATLY, Secretary.
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In the matter of the application Of the azt
THE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON
PANY.
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METROP0LITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

Open from $50 a. N. to ~ Pm
NORRIS point for South Ferry and Bat
RECTOR sTREET-Neares point for Wall Street Ferry.
point for Jersey city and
COmmupipaw Ferries. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point for Post once City Hal and
Barclay Street Ferry 10 HoO0ken. - - - -.
CHAMBERSSrR EEr-Nearestp point Tor PavOnia and Erie
Railway Ferry
FRANKL1N-STREET-
point for DesDosses street ferfy
Jersey CITY.
BLEECKER.STREET-
EIGHTHSTREET-Neare Point for Christopher street
Ferry 20 HObOkeD.
FOURTEENTH STREET
TWESTYTHIR DSTREET-N Nearest point for Twentythird
Ferry 10 jersey City.
THIRTY THIRD-STREET.
FORTY ECON d sTREET-Neare point for NewYork
Central Railroad Depot
PTIETH-STREET-
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
FARE, 10 CENTS, except between the hours Oh o5O 70
7;3O a. M and TO D. m, when the fare - , cents
ROUTE From Fifty eighth street along slxthayenue 70
and along Amity-street; and along South F1hayenue
Canastree crossing into and eong west Broaiway 20
street. crossing into and along Coegepacei 70
and along 10 and along Cburchstreet 70
and along New. Chnrch-street TO Morris-street
Connects with the following horse ear lines a..
At RECrOR-STREEr with cars for South Ferry. Az
CRAND-STREET with for Desbrosses and East Grand
Street Ferries AT BLEECKERSTRET with cars for East
and West At EIGTHTHSTREEr with cars for Caflst0gher
and Fast Tenth Street Ferries. At FOU
with cars for third street aud East Twenty
third Thirty fourth streets Ferries AT
STREET with cars for Weehawken Ferry Al FIFTY
N1NTH.STREET with cars for Bolt Line hsliToad; g.,
New.YonS. June IL 1873.
XNEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Dai lex
w cept sundays; see DAY LINE advertisement; re,
main at WEST POINT hOursi NEMBURGH nearly y
hours due at New.York on return at 5:5O
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CUPREME COURT, County of New Ork.-
- JOHN T.. MACAULAY and ANDREW y MACAuLAn,
plaintiffs against JOSEPH HILL and JOHN 10 MllLEi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with nOtice-I0 the above named
defendants Of them You are hereby summoned ss
ansWer complaint in this action and 90 serve copy OF
your the PLANTING attorney within twenty asle
OF this summons exclusive o. tne CAV
ment viii be taken against yoa ey defsut er ns s9S
manded In the complaint patedNeN. July 10 100
ALBERT GALLUP Plaintins' A.torne11 u,
Post ONCE address and once, No ~ 7hssh, =, Mier
The foregoing served upon yvs sna ~
nv publcation 20 an order OF no1 Sn
Daniels Of the Justices Of the ss ana ss WITH
M i Tho ONCE Clerk OF the CITY ana CoanV
al New York al said city July 10. 1878 ..,....
JyII laW0wTh ALBERT 0ALLVf, r'aanuAs A''"tNy'
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Eeaal Notices.

SUPREME COURT.
y In the matter Ofhe application Of the Attorney
agt
THE GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
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Wr.an sttamsrs.

GTATE LINE.
- TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL DUBLIN, BELFAST and
LONDONDERRY, and the PARIS EXPObITlON. from
Pier az n r. foot Of Canal-st.. az followsi "a
STATE NM Thursday, July 20
First cabin $50 to $40 according accommodations re
tickets reduced raes Second cabin $40 seerage AZ
Apply TO AUSTIN BALDWIN g. Co. Agents No ~ Broad
way, NeWf ork. sTEERAGE tickets at No 40 BroadWay,
and at the COmpanys pier foot Of Canast North River
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
u STEAMSHIP LINE s. a,-,.
FOR ST. THOMAS. PARA. PERNAMBUCo' BAHIA.
AND RIO DE JANEIRO, IN mn.
The hrstclass iron steamship CII1 oF 1870
Captain Carpenter will the above ports on
DAY August az IL Freight &C low raes taken ior
Freight received az all times at Roberts Dock Brooklyn
INSURANCE LOWER THAN BY ANY uIhh,tt, hdn "a
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE GAN EftEOI
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY. -.
For freight engagements passage having elegant &C
00"ii"Ou~'iOn' "pP" C. H. MALLORY & CO, Agenta
Office. Pier 20 East River.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL -
NOdce-The steamers OF this Line take the Lane Houtes
recommended Lent Maury u NJ on both the Out"Aiu
and hOmeward voyages ,- ~. M a d. -,
BALTIC, capt Parsell. nuIsuhF' Su -
ADRIATIC Can't Jennings Saturday Aug s e5O o. 10
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NolsIh
These steamers are uniform size and unsurpassed ap
pOintments. The SaOoK, SaterOomA smoking ana batn
placed amidshps where the noise and mo9n
least felt anordng degree OF comfort htherto a'~
'RsXTEs-saoon $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms. Steerage SIS
These carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs 49,
For inspection plans and other information, apply ~ the
'P~1' X. j. CORTIS. Agent
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Gitnaiions manteo-- males

A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, age %,
borse and cow will be found willing ana obgngi best o.
references from last employer Address WILLIAM sSA
West lth.st
A CHRISTIAN YOUNG MAN, 10 years of
"A age wants q situation in some Respectable pnsne.s
mot afraid Of work can keep books W. H. NJ M" gao HAe
25thet
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EDGWOOD FARM HOUSE-Four miles
~ from Catskil VILLAGE situate high ground nne
s and board &C from 90 TO 81 per week good
hoane ana ashng near by Address L. W NJ Leed Greene
Co N Y or call AZ AHxRTIN & BEARS DlRECTORf'
AZ East l+th-st
CIRST- GLASS BOARD; no musquitos or ma
ara good hunting and nshng terms - 70 ~ week
Address Boz Pawng NJ " OF call az NO. ~ East dth-
st. for full PARTICULAR olll-lH12 - ~.
EIRST-C LASS BOARD.-New house; broad
IL veranda plenty Of shade near the bay and ocean san
bathing rowing and sailing the BAY terms liberal Al
dress i W. TUfHILL. 5peonk, l. J.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.
Orean Steamers

SUPREME CoURT-CHANBERsD Daniels. J.-NOs 49, 81 65.
81, 81, 50. Call commences at No. 90.
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HOUSEW0RK, &c-By an American Prot
ii estant gr 20 do general hOurewOrk; good plain
ocok washer rOner hest city references city country
Call for tW days at s53 4thaye.
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HOUSEWORK.-Ar respectable young Swed-
gfrl Oately landed general hOuseworLer IL good
washer ironer objections 10 tho country Apply at
BFDELIS. $40 4th.ave.
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RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and United states Malls Sailing semi
monthly alternately from PhiadelDha and NeW-York
VADERLAND saiis TUESDAY, July %, II m.
For Of passage ana other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, General Agents, .
9O7 Walnut-st, Philadelphia 81 broadway, NeW-1orR
JOIN MCDONALD. AgenL BattoTy pllco New.l ORR
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A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No 1,l3S Broadway, Thirty hrst
st., 3OS West Twenty thrd.st, or Eighth.a ye 700
Thri-avey Forty seyenthsi at the HA ILEM OFFICE
No 2,xS1 Thirdave Onehundrct and tWenty ourths
(HaTlem Savings Bank Buding) up 70 D. n at regular
afic
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HOUSEWORK. An English Protestant girl,
III with good references for general housework in city or
active with work, and vail work for moderate wages 200
Gthave, near lSthst
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lNEKMAN EMII4O1 MEN VI l. ltLS, 900
VI Gthaye 23d-sL iamies hotels, restaurants. all
seeking reliable seTyaus male female for city country
can find great number Of all nations always hand cook
laundesses housewOker ehambcrmaid Aitresse nurses
coachmfn gardeners hands watera married couples
can be seen az the FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EMPLOY.
MENT OFFICE. $3.50 6thaye.
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Boarn ano Rooms

Boarn ano Rooms
West Side.
AH WAVERLEY PLACE.-Pleasant rooms
~ for gentlemen, with without board permanent OF
TRANSIENT as desired
OO CLTNTON-PLACE.--B BOARD and rooms. 81
DEB aweek aud upwards table board So.
slO WEST ODD ST.-Seyeral nice rooms to
eDeD lot with Doard also transient and table boarders
taken references exchanged. --
Al WEST 1OTH-ST., near 5th-ave.'-Pleas-
III rooms with superior board cleanliness ana noe
comforts moderate prices, for families anu gehueeh
transient visitors 81 20 per day. ---
Sl0O WEST 23D-ST.-To let, with BOARD,
~ for tho Summer or permanently two small connect
ing Rooms and one large room on the third n00r
East Side.
CUITES of ROOMS for families or gentlemen,
- with every convenience; private bathrooms Will pr
Tate table, without board reierences NO 80 East z0sns1
A EAST 5STH-ST.-Front rooms on third
II and fourth floors to rent with board ane view ot FAX
transient boarders accommodated during the summer MIS-
JAMES BIRDsALL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-16

4 THE DISTRTCF COURT OF THE
). K Johnson and Noah Blossom, bankrupts. In Bank
upty Notice is hereby given that petition has been
nled ID said Court by j. r. johnson and Noah Blossom OF
Genoa IN Douglas county, in said District, duly declared
1ankruns under the Revised Statutes Of the United States,
Title LAl, Bankruptcy and the Acts amendatory there
u and supplementary thereto, for discharge and cert
ate thereon from all their debts and other claims prove ole
Inder said Revised Statutes and that TUESDAY, THE
18th DAY OF MARCH, A D. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of
said day. before the District Court of the United States
IA Carson City, is assigned the time and place the
hearing OF the same when and where any creditors who
have proved their debts and any person in interest may
appear and shoT cause any they have why prayer
oi the petitioner should not be granted
7. J. EDWARDS, Clerk Of said Court,
March ID 1878.
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~ THE nIsrR1cr couRr oF THE

Carson, ,lay - 1876
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
BACK TAXES.

There is some difference of opinion
on the subject of the penalty on back
taxes imposed by the act passed at
the late session Of the Legislature. A
Geographic dispatch from State
Auditor Holiday to an inquirer at
kirksvllle states that the l. per cent.
additional allowed collectors by that
act is to be paid out Of the amount
collected and will not be charged up
against the taxpayers. Ii this be cor
rect, then there is no other penalty
Oh back taxes than the one per cent.
that accrued January /. All delin-
quent taxes of years prior to 1877 are
made ''back taxes" ny the act refer
red to and those of 1877 become back
taxes also as soon as they are made
out into the proper list and returned
by the collector to the county court.
The penalty Of one per cent. accrued
January !, and the law evidently in
tended that an additional penalty Of 4
per cent. should be added on the de-
linauent taxes of 1877 as soon as they
should become back taxes by being
made mp and returned as such. But
if the reported opinion of Auditor
Holiday be correct, there is no other
penalty on back taxes thun has been
imposed heretofore on ordinary de-
linquent taxes.-St. Louis Republi-
can.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
THE KROW.

hay written sevral poplar obituary
notisses ov the know, but find that
hav stated a good deal about them
that want jist so, and left unsed
mulch that WIZ true. The krow IL az
%cunnin az a Tombs lawyar, and just
about az mulch ov q ded beat. Yu
kant ketch IL in a trap, and if yu
should, yu could not bile II in a
pot, soft enuff to eat, in 3 weeks. A
tame krow, and a civilized injun, may
be a moral triumph on the face oy it,
but when yu cum to examine the 9TH
err side ov it, yu will find that yu hav
overdid the bizzness. If all the krows,
and injuns, in this world were tame
and, civilized, yu could bid fairwell
to all other manuel, and mental labor.
and spend all yur time, and talents,
studying the pesky, internal kritters.
Krows assemble in the fall ov the
year, 80 thousand ov them, or more,
in council, and appoint their dea-
kons for the following year. AT this
CRATE kawkuss, rezolushLns ov a in
flamitory natur are passed, daming
the farmers for putin up skare krows.
in the kornfields, plans are lain for
next years stealings, and each krow
swopping wives, the meetin dissemi-
mates, and the krows fiji away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-07
Vulcanized Rubber in every conceivable
Form, adapted to universal use.

Any article under four pounds weight can
be sent by mail.