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An ACT to provide for the collection of the
taxes of 1877 in the county of Tunica
WHEREAS, By reason of the fact that there
was no tax collector for the county of Tu-
MICA during the time allowed by law for the
collection or the tax for the fiscal year 1877 and
that the taxes of said county for said year now
remain wholly uneollected; therefore
SECTION /. BE IL enacted BIZ tie Legislature of
the State Of Mississippi, That the time for the
payment of taxes In said county for the year
1871, be, and the same is hereby extended to
the l5th day of March, 1878 and that after the
18th day of March 1878, taxes unpaid in the
said county shall be collected by distress and
sale of personal property of the DELINQUENT
taxpayer; that lands delinquent for taxes
shall be advertised for sale for the time and
shall be sold on the first Monday in June, 1873;
that the tax-collector shall present to the
Board OF Supervisors the list of delnoueucies
and insolvents on the first Monday in June
1878 at which time the Board of Supervisors
of said county are hereby required to meet
and examine the same; that the tax -collec-
tor shall file with the Chancery Clerk sepa-
rate lists of the lands sold TO the State and TO
individuals, on or before the first Monday in
July, 1878; that the Clerk of the Chancery
Court shall certify to the Auditor on or before
the first Monday in July, 1873, the list of de-
Hnquents and insolvents as allowed the sheriff
and tax-collector by the Board of Supervisors,
and that the tax-collector, clerk and Board
of Supervisors of said county shall proceed in
this behalf as now required by the revenue
laws of this State.
SECTION 2. Be a. further enacted That all
damages that may have already accrued 20 the
taxpayers of said county by reason of the
non payment of taxes for the year 1877, be
hereby remitted
SECTION 3. Be IL further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and after
its passage
Approved January 10Th, 1873
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A NEW RFFoRr.

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Is asked for.
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NEW YORK.
SUSPENSION AND ASSIGNMENT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Powers, CASTOR &
Co., dealers in boots and shoes, have sus-
pended. Liabilities, $500, GOO; nominal as
sets s265,000; real assets, Sl50,nOO.
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MEMoRIALIzING CONGRESS.
At tha Martini e. OiIt.r,1v laJ, tue
following memorial to Congress signed by
many merchants, bankers and representa-
tives of leading marine underwriters.
steamship companies and shipping houses
of this city: We the undersign mem oers
of.the Maritime Association of the port of
New York, feel iJ to be our duty to remon-
strate against any legislation that shall
make silver an unlimited legal tender as ia
eur opinion such legislation would unsettle
values, disturb confidence, retard resuLlp-
ton in gold and impair the National credit.
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GOV. T1LDEN's 1SCouE TAX.

After the adjourned case, the case of Gov.
Tllden's alleged unpaid income tax came up
before Judge Batchford, in the United
States District Court to-day, on argument
on demurrer 10 complaint. Mr.. Aaron j
Vanderpool appeared for Gov. Tilden aud
District Attorney Woodford for the United
States. There are nine counts in the com
plaint, to all of which demurrer is made on
technical grounds. The merits of the case
not being gone into, it was decided to take
up each count separately. The first count
charged $4,000 back taxes for the fiscal years
OF 1861 and 1862. Mr.. Vanderpool claimed
that the law passed about that time was
recognized as necessary war measures, and
annuIled the law requiring the payment of
the income tax in that year. Judge Blatch
ford sustained the demurrer, giving Tilden
the first victory.
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LAWS OF THE
STATE MISSISSIPPI
[eUBLIsHED BY AurHoRIrY.l

AN ACT making an appropriation to defray
the expenses of the present session of the
Legislature.
Section |, Be Il enacted By the Legislature
ot the STATE OF Mississippi, That the sum of one
hundred thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated
out OF any moneys IN the Treasury, not other
wise appropriated, TO the payment of the
expenses OF the present session of the Legis-
lature.
SEC. , Be IL further enacted. That this Act
shall take effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
APPRovED, January 19, 1878.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05

The elections Of 1873 open faVornbIy Tor
the Democrats. Oregon started the ball and
Arkansas keeps it rolling. On Tuesday the
Democratic state ticket was elected without
ynposition. The only county in which the
regular organizations seem to have been OPP
pnsed was Pulaski Here the Grconbac1ers
and Radicals combined and succeeded Ill Sc
curing a largo vote, making the result SO
close that 1t had not been decided at last te-
norris. On the same day Vermont held an
election for members Of the Legislature ana
Goneressmeu Here the Democrats made
large gains. In The third congressional dIs-
irict the Radical candidate failed OF election,
Mr.. Barlow iGreenbaoS), having plurality OF
votes. Under the State law new election
will be necessary, no ono candidate having
received majority. 1t Is expected that the
Cfreenbackors will carry the district on a
second ballot. 1t will be AL astonishing and
refreshing spectacle to 500 any but a tuil-
Heiged Radical occupying q scat III Congress
from Vermont.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05
DIED.

WILKINSON-On Wednesday. September l.
1875 at 10 .. H., Th0s. c. Wilkinson, native Of
Ohio, aged SO years
Tho friends of deceased, and also the men,
bers of the New Orleans Typographical Union
are invited to attend the funeral This Day Sep
TENDER 5, at IL o'clock NJ. from his late resi-
dence, No. PIG Gravier street.
EVANS-On Wednesday evening, September
A. 1878. at 9:l5 o'clock. Francis Michael Evans.
aged 6 years Is DAYS. native Of New Orleans,
La. son Of Michael Evans and Mary Revell.
Friends and acquaintance of the family and
those of his brother, Will NJ. Evans. are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his parents corner Of Celestine
and Elysan Fields streets, This Day (Thurs-
day, at o'clock p. m.
Cincinnati, Pittsburg. New York and Boston
papers please copy.
YUILLE-At New Orleans Tuesday. Septem-
Der 5, 1873, Kate, wife OF Frank Edward Yuille.
London Times and New York Herald please
copy.
GUFFITH-At IL o'clock a. H.. Ruth Guffith,
age years and 10 months. beloved daughter
of Capt, J. G. Guffith.
Philadelphia and Pittsburg papers please
copy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05

THAT vile slandercr, William Pitt Kellogg,
has boon at it again. This time the phlian-
thropio associations of Now Orleans arc the
subjects of his villfcation. Our telegranhlc
reports inform us that i'll an interview with
tho Secretary of War Kellogg urged that, III
view Of the jealousy existing between the
>afcresaid organizations it would be best to
send government aid in rations to the Cotlec-
tt,r Of the Port for distribution among the
suffering: orders were accordingly dispatched
rs the Quartcrmastcr here. kcllogg's purpose
II as obviously Il political one as his reason
Tor designating the Collector as the govern
ynel1t's almoncr is false. No jealousy exists
between our relief organizations. On the con-
frarv, the utmost harmony exists, and none
out a brazen liar, such as Louisiana's iraudu-
lent Senator. would have intimatcd anything
40 the contrary. or course, our stricken peo-
ME are grateful for government aid, no mat
Ter bv whom distributed. They look to Col
9ector Smith. however, to do his full duty to
thc suffering, Of all classes and shades oil
opinion, and believe that he will do so, even
though he should thereby give Kellogg and
Others mortal OffcnSe.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05
7'77-='l7777'''7' -
A CAR

| regret to announce the donth o. amy T.
Mr.. John Mohle. which occurred pm TueG4s
September 8, 1873, and that tbere VII II be no lii
corruption whatever with tho deltivery Of my
Beer as have secured tho servlceEs Of another
competent and careful man. and trust that the
many friends OF Mr. Mehe will continue their
favors ns heretofore. II, by ina0vtartence, they
are overlooked tho first few days or so. % note
dropped at the Brewery will roGeivfe prompt ut
tention. I hope. by continued fair dealing and
prompt delivery Of my Beer, to moot the con-
tinued fnvorg Of my German md English
friends Of this city, J. J. WECKERLING,
Louisiana Brewery, corner Magazine and De-
lord streets. se5 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05
CRESCENT CITY BATTALION.

HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT CRY BATTALION,
New Orleans. september 5, 1873
GENERAL ORDER NO. j
|. The following officers compose the Execu-
tive Relief Committee:
Major r. g. BOND, Chairman.
Captain CORNELIUS BEARD NJ. D.. Surgeon.
Lieutenant NJ. e. SLAUGHTER, Acting AS
Eistant Surgeon.
Clptnin s. II. BUCK.
Cnptnin JOHN AUGUSTIN.
Captnin ED. FLOOD.
Lieutenant H. J. FERGUSON.
Lieutenant RI. III. BAKER.
Lieutenant NJ, n. WISDOM.
Lieutenant PETER BU1I.
Lieutenant W. c. Fl. ROBINSON.
Sergeant Major d. G. MIRE.
This Committees Headquarters will DO ut the
Adjutants office No. CARONDELET STREET.
They will meet tbere ut - m. EVERY DAY.
IT, ANY member Of this Battalion tnken SICK
will report the fact at these Headquarters, with
out delay MS this Committee Is prepared to at
tend 10 the wants Of tho sick.
Ill Reports can be made to tho Hohdnuarters
through the American District Telegraph Com
pany. whose wires have been kindly placed at
tho disposal of the Battalion free Of charge.
BY order of Major II. G. BOND, Commanding
se3 If W. G. f. ROBINSON, Adiutant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05
NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST~
ENGE ASSOCIATION.
New ORLEANS, September, q

New ORLEANS. September, q. 1873.
At O. moetng Of this association held on tho
second instant the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved That this association urgently re-
1uept the various charita bic organizations OF tho
cit to cLusely sf77hizG hl applications for sub
sistence bpfore signing regulations on this
nssOelati0u It Is ascertaiued that mhny I'M
positions Are being prnctcoh by unworthy par
ties who: have managed to got acquisitions
signed b. Gharilape associations whom close
scrutiny should have rssuJ ed In refusal. 1t Is
earnestly hoped TINT no reuuisitlon Will be
given without personal knowledge Of absolute
need. -
Be it further resolved Tint after this date no
re1misiton from any association will DO hon.
pred unlosB bsnriug stamps of sold association.
J. w, NADER,
500 Secretary and Commssary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05

The Republicans of Indiana are not happy,
Notwithstanding their gerrymandering OF the
State, which gives Democratic majority OF
5000 and vet elects nine Republicans to four
Democrats to Congress. They are about to
lose O portion of the fruits Of political wrong
doing. owing to unfortunate nominations and
combinations between the Democrats and Ma
sionals. In the Ninth District the Republicans
have placed III the field Godtove 5. Ortiz, OF
Venezuelan claims record. who was compelled
50 retire from the head of the State ticket two
wears ago, because Of the bad OdOr which his
record exhaled. How he managed to capture
Shis nomination at this time seems to be a
matter of mystery to Indiana politicians.
His district gave a party majority Of 400
IN 1875. and it was assumed that this would
~ sufficient to carry through Godlove, even
with the Venezuela matter attached to him.
This calculation, however, bids fair to prove
ea,,ltv Gen. Lew. Wallace and other promi-
neDt Republicans have bolted the nomina-
SION and unless Ortiz retires it is probable
shat the Democratic candidate will be elected.
Orth positively refuses to step aside, and
there is an excellent prospect for this district
III add to the Democratic majority III the
s9axt House. In the Indianapolis district the
situation is different. This Is also hadi2al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05

Gov, Axtpl Of New Mexico. ts the latest
wrestler with the clause Of the army act for
bidding the use of United States troops as q
posse c0mitdtus. Rival sheriils are hghbihs
each other In various parts Of tho Territory,
and. as the Governor has no territorial mi
litia. they decline to allow him to reap that
eprpvidence which is specially set aside Tor the
peape- maker. Tho Governor has applied to
Washington for relief, but he is quietly To-
fnr1.nl 10 Tho act aforesaid
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05
ARMY or NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

To tho Members o. tho Benevolent Association
Of the Louisiana Division Of tho Army Of
Northern Virginia:
Having made arrangements with the TOuro
Tnfirmary. Peters. between CnlliOpe and Galen-
ME etreets for tho care Of those members need-
ing the aid Of tho association any such nre re-
nnesled to apply to the following committee:
DR. r. T.. TANEY. 80 Prytanta. or corner Of
Clio and Dryades streets. ,...
A. NJ. LEVY, chairman executive committee,
SO P0ydras. or 32l y Bhronne street. u...,1
D. II, GLIDER. chairman relief commlttee,
corner Of Peters and Lafayette, Vt 50 Constance
street c, 80 o,
rios. i. McPEAKE. 46 Camp, or 10 Third
street. o <...:.., nm z,ro+,
etrDat sol It
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05

stHonost john Patterson ridicules the tote-
srraphte statement that detectives are track
ing him with acquisitions from the Governor
of South Carolina, where he Is wanted Tor
bribery also that he had made proposition
fu resign his seat III the Senate provided I'M
mnnity from arrest was granted Nun III
connection with political affairs he predicts
shat the Democrats will make clean sweep
III his State elect the general ticket. carry the
Legislature and triumph in all tho congress
einna1 districts,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05
HODLEY BROTHERS

HIVE the most complete stock Of Cane Wagons.
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, DHgaese CARTS. Farm
Carts, Rice Darts, Small Carts Of every size. four
and six sent Family Wagons. Spring wagons
Hounds, Wap on Material. Axle Grease. Cart
Doxee. etc. We especially call attention to GU,
fuil-szed swedgel and hardened Axles, 0h1lled
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories OF
wheeling W. Va. from the best material and ~
skilled mechanics. we can give a reliable
the largest demand.
upevot-RZz and H2O Common street.
AZ.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-05
NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST-
ENCE ASSOCIATION.
New ORLEANS. September 4, 1878.

New ORLEANS. September T. 1878.
The following donations are acknowledged:
Friend of the poor. cash $40: Theo. Brummers.
through Smith Bros. Il Co., barrels flour;
ope-half chest tea / barrel flour. barrel rice,
box cheese; Shropshire 4, Co. 100 pockets ct, salt;
barrel -four: W F. Roos & Co.. Chicago. through
Schwabacher & Hirsch. 8 tubs butter; John
Dolhonde. Superintendent, Slaughterhouse Co.,
haes: Fash Bros. barrel molasses; J. Foer-
ster barrels rice; Stratton Meyer, d zen
tumblers: j., ". Gaff Co.. CINCINNATI, O.,
Co, Prattvlle, Ala through. J. B. Wolf / Co
5000 Hibernia National Bank, cash, $50; F: G.
Latrobe, mayor of Baltimore. through l..
Piisbury Mayor, s41S; contributions Of citizens
Of Allentow Penn, BY J, A: Martin, mayor,
through Ed. Pill bury Mayor. $50; sight draft OF
same on Marietta HollowWare and Enameling
Co., of Marietta. Penn. cash 500
w. ~ J. ". NADER.
Secretary and Commissary of Subsistence.