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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

10: .AsAbe political campaign begins to
open The, controversy. as to. whether
we shall ba~e o Constitutional Con-
.ven:iUn or not. grows warm within
thecranks Of our own party; SO much
so that no one can expect harmony in
tie party until the nominations have
all been made; and even then. we are
threatened With discord that is being
engendered by the bitterness with
which the subject is being discussed.
Let ps discuss this question calmly
aud dispassionstely, and i we fail to
carry: our point, watch and wait pa
tienIIy.a We are hound to have q new
Constitution, some time, aud il, We fail
to elect q legislature that will call it
this time. two years are not always
though it is a long time to. still live
under the miserable old patched up
concern We now call our Constitution
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

Laura F.. Cormick Il hns. State of Louisiana,
VS.. 1901 Parish of R'chland
WIN. b. Pack. Parish Court
BY v.r:ue of a writ of ii. IA issued from
the Honl. pari:h Court, in and for the
parish of Eichland State Of Louisiana, II.
the above entitled and numbered snn and 10
me directed, have seized and will otter Tor
sale at the door of tue court house IN the
town of Rayvillc, said parish Of Richlan':
on Saturday,
The 29M day Of June, 1878,
al public auction. To the last and highest bid
der, the following described property, to-wii;
All the right title and claim Of VIM D.
Pack, defendant. in and TO a certain judgment
rendered, IN the 18th District Court IN and for
the Parish Of Rchland, La, entitled VIM. j.
Pack W. J. X Carlton, No AZ, on the Dock
ct of said Court, for the sum of Three hum
bred dollars, with ) per cent. interest from
LIST day Of p.cembcr. 1879. ~ S.
Terms OF sale-Cash, with the benefit
apPraizeinu'.
ia. LIDDELL, Sheriff
.Si,erd s, Office: RayviIle, Ia. /. -sr
Juneia lS7S-lt -r
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Sherif's Sale.

+ y: Jennings ct IT. S,a': .s e y 1880
H. r. Wicker, ct al. 18th Di,,ric: Cour'
By virtue Of writ Of Fl ia. issued 6ousaNs
Honorable lirh District Court, in and for the
parish of Richland. State of Louis,ansy ~ tho
above entitled and numbered suit and TO re
directed, have seized aud will otJer fH Sek
az the door Of the cohTi Ii use, in the town 81
Rayville, said parish Of Richlnnd, state ii
Louisiana, within the legal hours, and At pub
lie auction, To the last and highest bidder, on
Saturday. II
The 18Th Doyof June, 1878,
the undivided half OF the following descfibed
property situated in SAID psri.h! = T., -:
The soutl, east QUARTER and the north west
quarter oi section: eighteen, township sixteen
north. range six cast. the south half OF the
north east quarter and the east halt OF tho
south west quarter OF said section and In
south cas-, quarter Of the north east q"asss+ =
section thirteen, township sixteen Dorth, sanke
five east, containing five hundred .and twenty
acres more or less.
Terms of Sae-Twelve months credit.
purchaser to give bond with approx ed secnr'
iry, bearing per cent interest from date
and mortgage retained on property sold.
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriir's Office. RayvilIe, La, / -
Nav 25th, lS1S.-it. o. Nt'
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NEW ADvEHrlSRMENTS
Sheriff s Sale.

Mrs. Emma Ivy hush. State of Louisiana
No. 96l. VS. Parish of Richland
l. w. Choat Parish Court
By virtue of a writ of ii. IA. issued
from the Honl Parish Court in and for the
parish of RIchland, State Of Louisiana, in the
above entitled and numbered sui, and to me
directed, have seized and will ofier for sale
ut the door of the court house in the town oil
RayviIle, said parish Of Richland, on
Saturday, he 29h day Of June, 1878,
a, public auction, tojbe last and highest bid
der, the following de>crioeu properly, to wit
One black mare mule.
Seized as the properly Of !. w. Choaf,
defendant, andswill be sold to pay said debt,
intefcf aed all rosts. $50
Terms OF sale-Cash, with the benefit OF
aPpraisement.
j. A. LlDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Rayvile, La,
Junr IS lS1S-,,t
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solid agains, the constitutional Com
ven,ion. Maysbe,sso, but "Ees'ina
Lent" had better not be too sanguloe
up,il be hears from the other wards
of the parish. There is such thing
az ''countins the cbirkens before the
eggs ure ha,chcd," aud the parish
convention may hatch out few who
are not "solid against the convention" "
The photographer claims this as a
triumph for Senator Stubs and the
Nichols government. We are will
ing to admit tina, it is triumph for
Senator S,ubbs but we cannot see
how it is triumph for the Nichols
government as the advocacy OF a
Constitutional Convention does not
imply opposition to the Nichols gov
eminent by any means If Governor
Nichols is opposed to the Convention
and we do not know that he is
its advocates simply differ with him
in this respect. Only this and moth
ing more"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

Stanley Matthews witnessed an
agreement. entered into between Jim
Anderson and Weber on the one part
and Nash on the other part, that the
party eff the first part should object to
certain returns, to give a pretext for
throwing them out and securing Lou
isiana to Hayes, and that the party of
the second part should secure Ander-
sons and Weber's appointment to
certain specified positions, Anderson
and Weber stating at the same time,
in the body of the agreement. that they
hal no grounds for their objections,
knowing that their statements were
false and that the election was peace
able, fair and free, and that the Dem.
ocrats had a majority; but that they
did this in order to secure Hayes
election. And Matthews has had
that agreement 10 his pc. session ever
since; and still be affirms that be
knows nothing of any frauds. and
that he believed these men were hon
est in their objections. -
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

Since Jim Anderson has confessed
the part be played, as supervisor of
registration, in detrauding the people
Of Louisiana ip the election of 1876,
the Republicans have discovered that
be is low, disreputable character
Of course be is-all such party tools
are-5ut be was not so disrepntabie
but that Stanley Matthews interested
himself in trying to get him appointed
10 some honorable position, or that
Hayes did not offer him several posi-.
tious, as a reward for his rascality,
one Of which was q consulate but be
refused them all with scorn and de.
manded what he considered suffic.
lent compensation for the manner in
which they used him under protest.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Henry Gerson. Jr. State Of 'Louieiars,
w No. AZ Parish OF Ricinlanh,
Lrrkln lamar. ll,h District Court.
Bv virtue Of writ Of f. fa,, issued from
the Honorable lith District Court in aud for
the Parish Of Rchand. State Of LouisisWs, in
the above entitled and numbered sum- eth
10 me directed, | have seized and will OaSss
for sale at the door Of the Court Housr, iniho
town OF Rayvile, said parish OF R'chIand.
M public auction to the last and highest bidder,
90
Saturday, The 18th dag Of N"e, 1873.
the following described pcPeriy, situated in
the PARISH Of Rchland, tO-wit -
The north west quarter Of section FIVE in
township seventeen, north OF range SIX east,
continuing one hundred and sixty acres mole
or less, together with all the bhildii.s ap0
improvements thereon. .-......x....r..
Seized as the property Of Larkin lamar,
defendant and will bc sold to pay. said debts,
interest and all costs. .. - 'r-
Terms ct Sale-Twelve months 'cTe,it.
purchaser To give bond with approved Sc
curly, bearing s per cent interest from dsie
and mortgage retained on the pr jpety ~
IA. LlDDELL, ShehGs
Sheriff O'hce. Rayvilie, La, ~.
May 18th. 1S18.-it I....s :. 4
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

Dennis taiias Buckley Donnelly. a
SchuylkilI county. Pa, Mollie Nc
CURE, was hung on Tuesday for the
murder of Thos. Sawyer, mine boss,
in 1875.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

The Peace Congress assembled at
Berlin Oh Thursday. Several very
important matters pertaining to the
international relations of the powers
of Europe, as well as the conditions
of peace between Russia and Turkey,
will be discussed by this body.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

e-and her the time does come, let
Us hopa we will have a. CeQstttp,ioH
Exor,fy Of the support Of frsemea.
IF for no other reason, there still
untouched q ciaIsse 10 the
CONSTITUTION of this State wAichalone
would cause us to favor the Conven-
,for, or the repeal Of this clause by
amendment We allude to article ID,
to which even leading Republicans
objected, when the Constitution was
adopted, because it was obnoxious
but there are many other objection
able clauses in the Constitution, which
/ have never been and never will be
touched by proposed amendments.
We can sympathizc with those who
are so fearful Of mourning the dis
pleasure of the colOred population by
striking out article Il of the Consti-
ton but we really believe their fears
are ill-founded, for we do not believe
there are many negroes outside the
ranks Of the political bummers who
desire it to remain there. They know
it is only source of annoyance and
discOrd between the bad element OF
their own race and some of the white
people.
j The fact is, we dislike to he COM
spelled to supper, a fundamental law
'esaat is so very defective in some re.
spects and so revolving to our nature
in many others; and even those who
so bitterly oppose Constitutional
Convention, admit it is very objection
able, but they do not think it good pol
lev To have the Convention. The
people Of our parish want the Con
vention, no matter what others may
desire, and they propose to enter the
campaign with that end in view.
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The Senate has appointed q con

The Senate has appointed CON-
mittee to coun,cract the damaging
effect of the Potter investigation, by
rebutting the testimony of the viii
nesses. impeaching the characters OF
these tools Of the Republican party
aud whitewashing the characters of
Stanley Matthews & Co., but it will
be more than all the whitewashers in
the land can do to cover. up and hide
the true characters Of such consum-
mate villains.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

An anti-conven,ionis, telegraphs 10
the Vicksburg Herald that his side
triumphed over the conventionists in
the ward mass meeting held in Mon.
roe this week lie grows jubilant
over the fact, and predicts from it that
Ouacbita parish will send nine dele
gates to the Baton Rouge Convention
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

Miss Sallie Bryan, the girl who
killed JAS. German, few weeks since,
was arrested yesterday afternoon, the
Grand Jury having found bill against
her for the crime of murder.-FTdhh-
lin Sun.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

Tbs. last of the Cuban insurgents
are said to. baye surrendered, this
week. SO oads Cuba's long struggle
for. independence. -t. 20 r,r'r. co.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

e. change Of schedule On tho Vir-
GINA Midlapd route has reduced the
time from, New Orleans to Washing
con TO, - hours ,,., at 4r n
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

The Savannah Cotton Exchange re-
ports 4 small ave rage increase of the
acreage OF cotton this year, and that
the crop il generally more forward.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

They gro having ono. Of their peri
odicsa revolutions 10 Mexico. Such
ase.sAe blessings Of the weak repub-
lies Cursed with a. superabudance Of
uuscrupsioos smbit Gus politicians. go
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Miss Fannie Slcdge, an estinable
young lady living about five miles
from town, who lost her mind after
the death of her mother, which occur
red about twelve months ago, wan
dercd from home on Monday the Goth
ult., and has not since been heard
from. Taking Il book liz her hama she
walked into the woods. and her rcla-
tives supposing that she had gone out
to read, as was her custom, thought
but little of the matter until she failed
to return. Whereupon the neighbour
hood was notified, and when the news
reached town quite number OF our
citizens Joined in the search which has
been going on in the surrounding
country for the past two weeks with
out success The family to which
this young lady belonged was, few
years ago, one Of the mos: interes-
ting and wellto.do families OF this
community. Her father, having lost
his property by the war, died live or
six years ago, leaving his widow and
! this daughter in almost destitute cir
cumstances. After her mothers death
last year, this young lady, finding
! herself alone in the world, broOded
over her sorrows until her Mid
seemed destroyed. She was well
cared for and provided with home
hv her few remaining relatives and by
the good citizens of our town geuer-
ally. But it seems this could not
atone for the aching void occasioncd
by the absence of fathers care and
mothers tender love. Language is
inadequate to convey an idea OF the
sympathy we feel for one thus soreIy
bereft and so far as our information
extends, this unfortunate young lady
has the sympathies of our entire com
munity, and would find a cordial wei
come and he provided with the com
forts of home at any hreside. IL
ascertain her whereabouts our citizens
have searched the woods for mile:
around. and some are still Oh the hunt
The public generally are requested t.
be on the qui vive and aid in ,h'
search, as it is thought that she mus
certainly have left the neighborhOot
or put an end TO her existence b.
drowning in some of the adjacen
T streams.-H Dorado { 3rk., Eagle.
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Stanley Matthews falls back OF his

Senatorial dignity, and refuses to
obey the request Of the Potter inves.
,igation committee for him 10 appear
before the committee aud tell what be
knows about the election fraud a
very shrewd way to avoid the aiterna-
tive Of either perjurng himself or
confc<sing that he took an active part
in defrauding tie people Of their votes
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

The popular style of romance now
is to send the heroine, who is always
an heiress, to some obscure spot in
disguise as poor girl. to end some
one who will be willing to marry her
for herself aud not her fortune: and
then put il into the head of some
prince or millionaire to go--acciden-
tally, of course-to the same place,
for tie same purpose have them
meet under romantic circumstances,
such as the girl falling into a ditch,
just as he happens along to plunge in
aud rescue her from watery grave
at least six inches deep. lie takes
her to her boarding house. and-ol
course they fall in love and marry
Dut girls should not be too confident,
when they are hunting husbands in
this way, for young men do moi
always happen along in the nick o.
time, and they might sometimes have
to crawl out Of the ditch and 60 home
wet, with no beau to lean upon at all
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

The . Aul-TaMnny democrats OF
New York have passed resolutions
endorsing the Potter investigation.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

The Stewart Hotel. built in New
York exclusively for poor women, has
been thrown open to the public. -'
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Attic general election in Oregon
this week, the Republican State ticket
was elected, but the Democrats have
a majority often on joint ballot In the
I .s,<v;sSnf,S,o > 7S't -" III 81
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The New Orleans Democrat copies
the article of the Telegraph relative
10 Senator Stubs attack on the
country press aud adds the following
comment aud truthful statement, in
vindicution of those who have incur
red the displeasure of the Senator
We call especial attention to the
denuncia,ion Of the country press by
Senator Stubs. The utterances OF
that gentleman. if reported correctly,
are neither diguiiied nor true. The
Democratic country press pcrsistently
opposed the old Radical printing bill,
and they never expected. or asked, or
desired any such bill to he adopted by
the Democratic Legislature. The
/ Democrat, which has bad the State
printing since the establishment Of the
Democratic State government. as ear
nestly favored constitutional conven
ton, aud as vigorously denounced the
shortcomings of a Legislature (which
failed in manv of its most solemn OBJ
! legations TO the peopieJ. as uio any o
the country papers.
The truth is, the Democratic press
of the Stale truly represented thu
Democracy of the State and the anti
convention and monopoly members .
the Legislature cid not correctly rep
resent them. This is the true story
in nut shell. If Senator Stubs lett
60 his grip on his temper at the revol
Of one ward of one parish against hi
policy be will be ftarfully hot befor'
this campaign is over and it transpire
that three-'ourihs Of the Democrats o
Louisiana are in favor Of q CCnstitu
tional Convention.
We trust that so far as the violen
language attributed to him is cor
cerned, Senator Stubs has been mis-
quoted
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

Emucrtf Wiiliaui is fast recovering
from his wounds; is able TO sit up
and his appetite has improved.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

DTCNN business you can engage ~.
DfLC 81 to 500 per day made by
any worker OF either sex, right IN Their own
locaiities Particulars and samples worth -
free. Improve your spare time at Tins ousi-
ness. Address STlNSOA a co, fon!ard,
Name.
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- --- ssObs -
THE MARKETS.
BEACON OFFICE, RAYvIL1E, LA.,l
, June. l3, 1878. }
,n,,,-rv, N,v,IrC L,VC

PKUIJU CE, VI \ -, t. to
Chickens, per dozen. -. $50 to 3'Oo
Eggs, per DOZEN. l2a 10 10
We quote from the local and tele-
graphic reports Of the Nicksburg Her
aid, of Thursday, as follows, for
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15
Notice Of Admintsts4t sd1f.

State Of LOUISIANA, Parish Of RichIand,
.rs Parish Coup, :! ola. ri.
Succession OF Thos.. H. Clelala, Deceased.
NIHEREAS, e. II. Moore has 6tei In
w the Office Of the clerk Of the. l4th
District Court, in and tos. ssid .Pyf9 Of
Richland, his application for the !adpinis,r.s
ton Of the estate Of ThO"ss. II. Cl<isid, De-
Nov, 4heiessr-sndl.: spodsA @ Sadie
thereto within Ten days from the date her~oE,
the said c. II. Moore will ID appointed ad
mini.,ra,or OF the said es,st-xppon complying
with the requisites Of the Law
J. NEWT. PITTS.
Clerk I'M Diafic,,
RAY vile, La, May 81, ls7sN3t. ~
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

The Indians hav collected in strong
tosea il. Ilaho Territory, and have
oomaiasd some Expectations: A lit.
Ne fighting, had 1'besn' going on. and
Hossaf1l xhsmoSing on The Indians.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

Legislature. ; 80 -" 30. OF Ut ;,
20 --A---A -. 49, ~
They lsrc having ono. Of their peri
odicsl revolutions 10 Mexico. Such
sso.sAe blessings Of the weak repub-
lies Cursed with a. superabudance Of
duscrupsioos smbit Gus politicians. ''
..t,, --,----------s 80 s----~+-- '''-
The Indians have collected in strong
tDsea u. Idabo Territory, and have
oommiasd some depredations. A lit.
Ne 6shline had been going on. and
Hossaf1 xtsamoving on the lndians.
,.4U ----r,-. -. .----------l9 .It
Tropble exists, between the manu-
factuyers and operatives ut Fall River.
owing to the restoration of the Is
per cent. reduction of wsges. Sever
Al Of, the mills were stopped this week.
r,Nniiam' Cullen Bryant, the poet,
hss '1een dangerously i'll for some
tihhe,snd Is dow perhaps dead. as be
MAS 10 1 comatose state on Tuesday.
.:L6fER.MWillfam Cullen Bryant
thtd THIS morning. June l2, at 5:35.
Cob L. - -. s----1- re 90
TA$ frftpsessiule political hummer
William Murrell, has announced him.
self as an aspfhht for Senatorial
honors.o He has lss9Jetaf impor,an,
uualifications-ava Vast amount of brass
" easy tfopscieree, SO far as being sus
cepiibel of remorse, is concerned, and
Alargg store of experiepee in legisla
tive 'iways, ihat are dark and tricks
that eye vain n'i'.bro7 e.. 9.l'-t 4. i'l
-gal,f .3i1TI5 q. No., ~ -. J.,
Georgia was visited, by . terribl,
wind, and hail storm on the 9th. whicl
did greet, damage to life and property
A school house was blown down, kill
ibg Two children spd. woundiug sever
~ otberY Welsh h Bacop's co,soI
wsrehoase, a. Albany, was struck b.
iighipipg and burned. and iThoma
Win1'x gin factory, at Beliari wa
blown. down. s~ol g. .--cy '-"ls,
...up: sT=5. :, 'o''----7----- ~ r...
..L'soehback has declared, himeelf
candidate for Representative 10 Cor
kress from this, the-5th, Congressiona
DiaAsicst and haa,i duclared himself
eiti1eu II, Deks ,fer II hat purpose. H
wlbup deubtr eSAainA uitiErn of tbs
sioR,siilsSe us.il Abe ,scsult of sh
N)eseiosris annOanred. If be- receive
Ahs HlsspskAiaAn M mInAlics. =, Wei
Mes hsibas; ~ellcbe Isspresahtsd b
RiaehMs,As otber. Rsdics), We pr
SNs6o, Hid Svssg ..rin1rw ~
.sssod r4n---,s>s- s----ii ya'e
.n'TbG JudisigRy, Committee of u
Nua,e sof ,Csngress decideds @
Mt1essdsys 'by1 cote Of g. TO i, 4
tsportnsvs6lutioa asserting IN . sp'
slaAed4hatl thsI 4Ath Congress W
hreperiy, constitsfsd u to declared Il
iss9)t otAbe psssitsntial electioolan
Absersspbsequsat Congress has u
SSAhe todrevss3Sg tho sctia0 seE ID
HIsnsSessnlo :tdoEs Ale .pewsr' a
AhA SspIus 0sAetAo reopen tho que
.aitna,TAs, Annpas MilE certaiNly ~
sApp.tais rssdutisn. nitcrpsssisgt Il
Rsliscresdhttsa, md > entering IN
Ahciwshipaliss; for whos isEsssiss
~ hGpsssorssd .ssA corruption >
Ahepara,usI twij 4usisbed in sau
-@Sibad1ADlpSaeb 10 4hs ,wqr
hAakAipso1pev 81 s RneiA eni,oefi I'll
sT1hsd napsseis sorsiPiedbJ sa usar
sseiksbsi psarpse Asnet ~, be. e
.velltd from The oa6ce IL seems
US that such . course is only encou
aging fraud.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

At HaverhilI, Mass. Andrew Tine
fatally Stabbed his wife and KILLED.
hitnseIf &hile drunk. -.
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Tropble exists, between the manu-
factuyers and operatives ut Fall River.
owing to the restoration of the 10
psr cent. reduction of wages. Sever
n of,thel mills were stopped this week.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-06-15

-'Wniiam' Cullen Bryant. the poet,
has 'Deen dangerously i'll for some
tine. aid Is dow perhaps dead. as be
was Ia. : comatose' state on Tuesday.
..L6fER. MWillfam Cullen Bryant
titd TITS morning, June l2, at 5:35.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

June IS, lS1S-3t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-13
Notice to Taxpayers.

TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Humboldt County,
Minnemucca. Nevada, october Il, 1878
p Office is hereby given that the State
~ ana county taxes Tor the fiscal year 1879
are now due and payable at this Office. and
That the law III regard 0 their collection will
be strictly enforced. On all taxes unpaid a.
the close Of official business ON the
Eighteenth day of November Next.
1878,
There VIII be added ten per cent. for deliu-
quency and ON taxes V hich exceed the sum of
three hundred dollars there will be added
twenty-five per cent additional, as provided
by law. A, j. SHEPARD.
oe22-td County Treasurer,