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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07
North Carolina and Tennessee
Elections

On the second, these two States held
eiections-the frat named for a Chief
Justice of the Supreme Caurt, two Asso.
clate Justices for the same bench, three
district Judges and members of the Leg
lslature; and the latter for judicial lin
Guiding Judges of Supreme Court and
county Offices. The Democrats have car
rled both States by large majorities, but
in some counties the new organization of
Nationals (Greenbackers) gained unex
pected victories, which will teach Demo-
Gratis the necessity of closing ranks and
enforcing party discipline.
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Two methods were adopted to procure
the installation of the defeated candidates
in the Presidential election. The first
was to induce the Republican State off
cials and election managers in the dis
puted Southern States to manipulate the
legal returns, which visiting statesmen
did by promises of Office. And the next
was to induce majority of the House Of
Representatives to go on with the count
by the Electoral Commission after it had
broken faith, which was done by the
means explained by Messrs. Ellis and
Burke, the Louisiana witnesses. The
following is given as partial list of the
patriots who received their rewards under
the first item. 1t will be seen that the
visiting statesmen, in providing for their
willing tools, did not forget to take care
| of themselves:
VISITING STATESMEN:
John Sherman. Cabinet; Stooghton, Min
| lister; KaisOn, Minister; Moves, Minister
Harlan, Judge; Hawley. Paris Commits
siOner.
MEMBERS RETURNING BOARD:
Kenner and Cassanave's brothers, store
keepers; Wells, Surveyor; Anderson, Dep
uty Collector of Customs kenner, Deputy
Naval Officer.
RETURNING BOARD sUBORDINATEs
Campbell, District-Attorney, Dakota :;
Hill, Custom House Storekeeper: Green and
Abel, Custom House Clerks; Woodward,
Surveyors Clerk.
--V"a pOrnDe
Marks, Internal Revenue Collector.
brewster, Surveyor General; Levisee. Rev
enue Messenger; Humphreys Collector.
ELECTION SUPERVISORS:
Glover and Hestand, Custom House
clerks; Ge9rge L. Smith (who manipuIated
returns OF nine parisheS), Collector OF the
tort OF New Orleans; Sauer and Chief of
follce Badger (who have been appointed
since Kellogg testiied), Appraiser and
postmaster; Kellogg and Packard &c ,uern-
or who kept the peace and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL hayes was eIectedl Senator and Consul.
FLORIDA MANIpULAr1oNs:
Governor Stearns, Commissioner: McIin
Chlef Justice; Dennis. Architect. Cessna |
postmaster; Clerks Black, Vance and How
ell IN PostOff1ce and Treasury. and .In9ra
Bell. Timber Agent $50
Inc remainder OF the fifty-five were sc-
tive partakers in the doings of the Tagiolo
turos, boards, colleges or courts in The tive
states; but their names are NOT so VOL |
known as these others, "''
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THE NATIONALS (aREENBAcxERs,
substance of the Platform Ado.
ed az Syracuse, New YorI,

Inc State Convention met o. 49,
, mattars uesuitory Debate on unim nort anC
adoneiJ the platform was presented %. % - !
The pr0am BILE asserts that ,ho
LES nave legislated in the interest ef par
-oney power, and declares an adba-.o.l the
greenoack principles "U"erehce to
hal ne resolutions state, first. that tba co.
nnb1;a uiuSI De fuil legal tender for ali II
pubic and private, and be issna 'JI All debts
shSoI,t ~ the government, and receiva pro-
pav nu second demands the calling IN ana
payuent OF all bonds In ahsoInts Ia and
lntTpney, and no further issue paper
me third demands the renoal 81 =,
ton al b Psnk law and the Withdrawal Of ma ma
The fourth, equal tax.,,o
ertY. f"' taxation OF all prop
wo tIg Hi u attributes the propertv - o.,
and dnIs classes to the MONOPOLY az tha l ne
The sisttSa a land limitation law. '"e SOIL
hoard % Ans i demands the apDointron4
r Ooslu OF railroad Commissioner ~ cut OF
gate railroad management 10 lnVesti-
b,t! ne seventh favors a protecti,,o -.
articles ~ 1 in Pc rtatioR ofall mann
dnooi' oi which the raw nIateriai - ctufed
~ ~ III tnls country, and thar ali ~, - pro-
W mo nol prodce be admitted. al winch we
. ia ne eighth demands the estabI,.h-
laoor bureau. establishment of
The ninth demands 49,
= H. ISou Iaoor contract system 'ehS OF the
~, , ne Lehth demands graduated d..
al incomes over 4IOO00 income tax c
sine Inc eleventh demands that s.,.
21 noo county and municipal oas alaries of
IT, IT, De reduced one-half 0eIs over =
'rovements. hehus Internal i'm C
The thirteenth demards - \
uoilc schools; the estahI;sh reform In the q
Shoots an' mechanical and coT ~ Puollc = =
ne .',o opposes monopoly 81 All al q
The fourteei,th dan,ra-
'nvlcted Of traffickime IN vo onat any person
ice ~ De, De lncapacitated nom iIhs a15.r N
sates. voting anywhere in the IWg nitngg
The fifteenth -. 0u tn
Dor. opposes servile Chineso 1T
TN
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Taxpayer "T'"ts ia His Oar,
Kinds COUNTY, Miss Julv 81 1870

Kinds COUNTY, Miss, July 81, 1873.
EDITORS CLARION: Inotice i'm Iato ~,
RioN the communication from 7 7 H. la
Vi 4erry, In reference to the incroasa - -
! taxes last year. As we are ALI very 49,
interested IN the subject, thought + ,,lo,'ii
eaIl your attention to the fact of The oanarai
report. thlnk just one, of the great Coid
lnS III anu unequal assessment Of the 49,
so !.a TAX OF Kinds. and the great amonnt - :
PiOP55iO y reported not assessed, Ii will h.
t Dy examination OF the assessor,e
go ooon Hs tuat STOCK such as mules and horses
i Sre assessed at from fifteen dollars IN ono
n ,t COWS from two and one half 90
NJ uolIars; other stock in pronortioy,
tL eioHau.s dolhg business of two hundrad
doGi '"u uollars a ear on two thousand
uollars capital, in some cases les ON! ~
hundred and thirty-six thousand doIio C H
o ooius vi hlnds Co, and city of jackson
ohiy ABOUT one fourth given in Pors@.nl,
IJ%,iIlinS from I'VE hundred to two tbonsond
dollars worth OF household fnrnit',s,'
given in besides various othsr i,a' not
mentioned that are not assessed 1lbi "Ve
unJust 10 the few taxpayers thar nay ~.
give In their taxes. | would sugeIasyy .t tiIu
sdcn member of the Board of Snner,,; s,Iat |
~ minus county would invite three or 80. |
taxpayers from each suneruiGosiI
IistIlct 10 assist in examining tbo aes, Oi
i I, IN ore equal and fair, and I would 60
me- ASK Tor information WHY the Iarga -
eselneht was made in 1877; from the 5I'roa as
no &C. report, LIST July, 1878, there was obo,,
,A1'V"U IN the Treasurer's hands WV
-.o 80 % lhls large amount in our connt, |
leasury these hard times? What ia IL my
TAXPAYER
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

SORRY TO HEAR IT.-The Mississippi
Central states on the authority of cor
respondent of the Hon. D. d. Wright,
of Tippah, that he has announced him
self as a candidate for Congress from the
I'd District, on the Independent National
Greenback ticket. The time was, and it
has not been far distant, when our old
friend who has been faithful over many
things in peace and in war, would not
have consented to run for Congress or
any other place as the candidate of n
party in opposition TO the Democratic or
ganization.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

Independent Conservative Party of Mar
shall County" suddenly metamorphoses II
self into the Independent National Green
pack Party :" The political infant cries ont
IN favor of the Ohio Green back princin1es
Executive Committee appointed and fffi-
| clals chosen. Maj. A. III. Branch was unan-
lmously elected temporary Chairman of Ibe
County Executive Committee Can't. Ed
Aldrich was unanimously elected Cores
pondinp Secretary. Holly Springs Re-
porter.
What's the matter with the Empire
county? The long list of names. some
OF them Democrats and Conservatives of
hitherto approved fidelity, connected with
this disorganizing movement, does not
speak favorably for the health and pros.
perity of the Democratic Conservative
organization in that good old county. |
What evil genius has infused its baleful
influence into its counsels9 Has the enc
my sowed tares among the wheat while |
the men slept? Can our friends of the
Reporter and the South answer?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

TIE Potter investigation has estab,
llshed some facts to rivet fraud on HAYES
title, and to make it odious if men have
not lost their adherence of crime. The
New Orleans branch of the investigation
has proved that the statements of VIC.
ienoe and intimidation against the Dem
ocrats we're MANUFACTURED to order by the
connivance and under the eyes of the Wis.,
ting statesmen, and were sworn to in
some cases by ignorant persons who were
not cognizant of what they are doing.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07
The Yellow Fever.

This disease is steadily on the increas,
IN New Orleans, and there is no reason t,
hope that it will not continue until frost
or the material on which it feeds is ex,
hausted. The disease is evidently of q
milder type than usual, inferring from the
reports, and especially the large dispro-
portion between the number of the sick
and Of the fatal cases; it being about four
70 one. Our readers have been advised
through our columns of the steps taken
BY our municipal authorities to keep our
city free from the disease. If the quar-
antine regulations, and other sanitary
measures, continue to be enforced with.
OUT relaxation, there is strong ground for
hope that our citizens will escape the pes
thence. All are interested, and citizens |
without exception should cooperate with |
TIE authorities ia their efforts to preserve
~ health Of the town. The disease win
not e here unless It Is brought By per
'9Ha' q articles, from infected places.
AHE Hanola Star Is IN mou1nlI6 Cor the
Aaath q &c estimable senior proprietor
u 1lIAE KaneK, Me- EloEeK crn .f,Fa. I'll
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New T' Or leans Christian Advocate

NC" Or leans Christian Advocate
wa rLea a,. promptly, the disease nearly al.
Thays yields; but where gettiD,, olIf on he'd
en- the clothing, or onri.bmeat AK
wonGo' soon brings on fatal results. it Is u0t
nora,'o. vi ~ mat many die through sheer ig-
h boaahce OF the necessary precautions. Ne
we ' So no reason to believe that what fever
We nave y Of very virnIent tvne We
know Of numbers Of cases tbat I by pe basg
cIo,,s' . anu Thar have yielded readily 10 iuIi-
IeSt az aeastment. Thousands OF ue1pIe have
are , Tue city within the past week. but there
VINO az thousands Of the unacclimated
and narr 1o.n pellod TO remain. our settled
i't 10 meet the emergeneV. If r. comes
can. : good heart Let those get away who
ana no panic. s''~'0 D' "' ""'''
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

DR. BLACKBURN, the celebrated ply
slclan OF Louisville, KY, formerly OF
Natchez' who has experience in the
treatment of yellow fever scourge, is re-
ported to have expressed apprehensions
regarding the spread of the plague
Northward. He says the fever never
broke out at New Orleans so early. save
in 1853, and recommends rigid quaran-
tine everywhere. He also says the fever
may prevail as an epidemic in any latitude
where the thermometer rises above 75o
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

LINCOLN CoUKTY.-Hon. H Cassedy,
Jr., having rendered his resignation as
Chairman Of the Democratic County
Committee an account Of official duties,
Hon. K. II. Thompson has been elected
in his place, which means that the Democ-
racy of that county intend to hold the
fort
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

dence between Col. A. I. Harper" Of tie
Okolona States, and Capt. G. f. Wright
of the Vicksburg Herald, touching an
article in the Herald to which the for
mer took exception, has resulted in mu
tual explanations and settlement of the
difficulty, entirely satisfactory and hon
Orable to both gentlemen.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

In another column will be found tbe
proceedings of the Convention of the 81
District, nominating Hon. II. d. Money
Tor Congress, and at the head of our
columns we have placed his name with
the other standard bearers of the Demo
cratic Conservative party. The decision of
the Convention is a deserved tribute to the
ability, fidelity and constancy with which
its nominee has represented the people of
district.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

HE combined opposition, soreheads
and radicals, under the name of Nation
ais, carried the elections in the city of
Memphis last week. Faithful among the
falthless, stood the grand old Appeal, and
II the weapons of reason and argument
which it welded so well, could have
awaited, this misfortune would have been
averted.
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referred to already full and complete an
swers to the inquiries you make and the
doubts you intimate.
Regretting that other engagements pre-
vented me from preparing the foregoing in
time for your issue of 3lst of July, ask
its insertion in the next ensuing number.
Yours truly,
GrrnI
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

MAJOR BURkEs testimony and dis.
patches, says the New York Herald,
prove conelusively that the Louisiana
question was settled to all intents and
purposes BY General Grant. Certain
Southern politicians in their great anxi-
ETY. 70 condone the great fraud have Civ
en- Hayes credit for carrying out q policy,
which. according 10 tie late Senator Nor.
Eon, had been made snepitable by his
|aEe predeceNsor
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

DUB late Attorney General (under the
carPet-bag regime) Geo, e. Harris. i !
9 Justice at the Peace in the District Of
Columbia. Some of the ex-ruIers Of tha
South have broken into worse places.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

HE name of Thomas H. jerks, hus.
band of Mrs. jerks, who claimed the na.
ternity of the Sherman letter, is said to
have been placed on the pay rolls of the
Treasury department.
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THE English people pay dearly for he;

TIE English people pay dearly for their
royolty They pay to the Queens chill
dren ssO5. 600 per annum out of the pub
he revenues. The late Prince Consort
was allowed BY the government a reyenue
OF SIaO.0O0. The Queens allowance is
81 .925- 1000, and that of the Prince Of
Wales $3.50, 600, and yet he is IN.
debt.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

HERE Is not more enterprising and
public spirited community in the State
than Stems Creek in Rankin county.
Several years ago they adopted the Gus
tom OF holding grange fair and picnic
annually and they have kept it up regular
~. The fair of the present year will be
held tomorrow, and all Patrons of Hus-
bandry and their families are invited to
attend, and desired to exhibit.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

HoN. George N. Lester has been nom.
mated for Congress By defamation bv
the Democracy of the 7th Georgia Dis
trict, to succeed DR.. FELTON,, who has an
nOunced himself as an independent can
didste.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

ALL the property and franchises and
rights of whatever nature and description
belonging to the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road Company are advertised to be sold
under decree of court, at Mobile, Ala
bama, August 10, 1878. The main
line branches and side track aggregate
80 miles. The land to be sold at the
same time amounts to 100000 acres.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

The South Carolina Democratic State
Convention was held ON the End. Gov.
Hampton and the other State officers
were renominated with much enthusiasm
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

After the Congressional Convention ad.
Journed the members of the newly annoint.
co Congressional Executive Com mittee met
n On R motlnn OF Hon. N. 4. Metts, Col. A.
county was elected chairman, and on mo-
tlon OF u. I. Freeman, Can't. B. y. Homes
OF Montgomery county, was elected Secre
tary. 1eSio
On motion, the committee adjourned.
A. II. BRANTLY, Chin.
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TIE Water Valley Courier learns that
Che officials Of the G.. ST. i. an O. 4
=, intend making Water Valley their
Headquarters during he prevalence 81
the YalloW fever ii New Orlesna
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TIC Tramn.In lIinnInnn


-. LOUIS Republican,
Mi tbg ramps are making themselves felt in
the rassd dn' Ihe roads are fan of them and
cOunfies T. % t1 GOOD: All they ask Of the
5hlcnlgan tramps inaugnrated n sFnaciaI i1-
mo",iyg uurlpg harvest. They burned all the
fin5 ~ aud reapiug- machines they could
stack Suo IN some cases destroyed barns and
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

The first bale of new cotton from
Mississippi was received in New Orleans
on the 31st. 1t was raised by J. F.
Kienstra, of Adams county 1t cIassed
good middling and sold at auction for
eighteen and a quarter cents per pound
The cotton was well-ginned and was fully
matured, Of good color and silky and
good staple, and is superior to any first
bale received for some years.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

HE Greenbackers (Nationals) have
called State Convention in Tennessee
to nominate candidate for Governor
The movement is engineered by Radicals
and sorehead Democrats.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

The immigration to this country from
abroad has been unusually large this sea
son. A large number arrived from Eu
rope during the last week. A consider
able part of them were Mennonises, and
among the arrivals there was party OF
about eighty Frenchmen, who are on
their way to Texas, in the northern pa TT
of which State they propose to organize
a colony.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07
Mai Woaards. Case.

DuIlnth Recordl
S aIsfPsst agaiast MAJ ajs' W Esss found
oassIery with Intent ~ WI, Ior assault
co ,ia1 nPon bond OF $500. T ma he was
ernfs6d' sb Wy Light by some. bnt Soaa +
Grand jury r' YIN testimony eIlcifed 1r H 1H-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

WE have before US now copv of the
| New DIRK Herald of February Is. 1877. i'm
Whlch the resolution passed the day before
IN the Democratic caucus, declaring that
lhe count of the electoral vote should pro
ceed without opposition to the execution of
tne ACT OF Congress creating the Electoral
commission, whose decision should he re-
celVed and acted upon in accordance with
tue provisions of the said law. -sExtended
conversation" says the Herald, with mem
oers alter the adjournment of the caucus
shows that it [the above resolution is al.
most, II not quite, unanimously acuuiesced
III me caucus broke up in excellent sDfrjts
ana ana aolth general good toill.-New Orleans
Democrat. 0""e
But it must be remembered that at
later date l16 Democrats voted against
proceeding with the count until the Com
mission changed its ruling and conform
ed to the law of its creation, and that
then f. John Ellis stated in his testimo.
ny that there were sufficient number Of
Democrats to defeat the count unless sat. |
assurances were given in behalf
If Mr.. Hayes to the Louisiana deIepa-
ion.
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= Ivayune.J
turnei - ~. Palmer and wife yesterday re-
The 800 ~ 1he CITY after a short absence.
tnrT cause % the Doctors unexpected re-
had ha1A- the knowledge that yellow fever
aff.5 ken out here, and his pastoral zeal %
dsnares ~ ~ t9e needs OF his flock IN whatever
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

ana 4 Administration has lease OF two
ion.- Osweg0 Times.
No. This Fraudulent .r,lr,lrls,r.tiop vrll
N N, sy tntO oblivion. Tie fraud by which
wv. -4 Fie tAtPN 40 power VIII fsmnin the
4afinr crime az the
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

The Congressional Committee to &.
anime into the labor question 81 bey,,n
ils sessions Ia M III York !
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Meridian Mercury I

MT ". II. Harmar. M CIe1,.--- l--,-.-
n 1n'ai, boarded the Ala. G.. n. fr,i1 an v.t-
ven morning with his wife for EroashI-
beodI,.Mls MISS. When the train w.. ung.-
aStar EIy he went to tho blggao. fo.,s
bv ~, nis baggage, ana returned DO nIs .eae
was al right and Was m tba ,t w. 1870 MS
an o" IT, else, when his head dropprd IscE
stsn 'Ie seat and ceased to speak aud died tr-
sto,,tly ny the time he expired flr train
CS;ip apop,' az Coaling. the next station nom
from, Us where the remains were taken
intermantt '"5 ", ana returned 90 hi- home ior
known. N'S ol ms uellh U.s. uo'
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.
Topelo JonrnnLl

Topelo Journal.
Little Davia Allen, son ofArr p.r
IEG1n' met WIN sad accident Iraat, A.
thrown, and the horse .frf.. l' '.. "a
foot, breaking the skull. N,II..I.."'
was soon procured, and We .e4r'
wounds, though very daumrou. , .'
necessarily cause his death. WIN Dig.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-08-07

=, MI Jas. NJ. Liddcll, Dim Andr a..
5 Hy seven or eight mile. from hrrs ar H..
Grenada road, died OF typho.maIar.. l.u
last Monday morning. ilc wa. IN. .,
CoI. a. D. Liddell, and leaves yauu... ...
Der. ''' '-'' '..ru-
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Letter from "A Democrat"

JoHN SHELTON.
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VISITING STATESMEN
ELECTION SUPERVISORS ;

| Marks, Internal Revenue Collector
brewster, surveyor General; Levisee, Rev
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| supposlng that the recent for toxos -
winch ne refers as given in 1875 was for ,ho
taxes of 1875. 1t must have beep for th
taxes OF 1876 when the rate was sixto.r 81
one-haif mills against twenty miIIs -
| 1876. nliils In
me increase of the rate, twenty-one mile 9
IN 1917, over that of 1876, sixteen and onaF
nAit mills, Is quite near enough ~ az '
larger amount of the last tax rerain+ -
"nich ne refers when coupled with Soma b
change In the assessed value of nronor.-. g
70 snow that our Democratic sheriff Il ~
cases referred to, only did his dutv ~ 81 a
iec1ing each OF the two years. State tovo. d
imposed oy the Legislature, and comfy d.
taxes levied by the late Board of Snner,,;
sors clearly within the limits i'm nosad 49,.
tnem ny the laws that have been &C.,, pr
to. referred r
ny our county taxes have beer. inoraa uI
= "n'le the Stste taxes have diminished - ST
1ery easily and shortly explained ia 81
'noie expenses of the courts, pay Of iprors
nu Vi witnesses in State cases. ana exnon..~ pr
. me Jalls OF every kind, all OF wbieI, - on
easy items, were till lately paid nv the agl
'ate' out are BOW paid by the rasneo,,.,s sci
Ounties; and besides the county Of ILL., '' y
A. 10 provide for debt of more thar cor
unared THOUSAND dollars that the nars1 ing
?" IN power had no hand In creatino 49, ON
'reher ex PLANTATION of the Increase oS Co.,. r
taxation for lS77 over that for 1870 L ~. lab
remarked that when thetaxes far Ie-e
ere levied, there remained in the corn,,,
sasnry a balance Of about ten thonssnS
liars rom fhe levy and collection 81 Ieys Tor
nile, when the taxes wore lavssa - !. .ssa' III
county freasnrv ,v.. = ~ Aor 1877, dicf
lie empty. ''S@'a1 z NOT ana
- c1neAuslons Messre. Editors. IL =, cons
n K0u will And III f8sn &c., q = - 1As dera
t# A+WA kANK nave Graz