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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-12-13

his energy and sagacity and public spirit,
however, would spur any community 10
necessary reform. The details and statistics
which he gives about the Quincy schools
are worthy Of careful study, and explain
their reputation among the schools of tn.
Bay State.-Harpers'
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Eminent DIR. Vim. Ii. Stokes,
BALTIMORE, MD,

Writes: Il have great pleasure in adding my tcSti-
mony To the virtue OF tuldcn'S Liebig's Liquid
Extract of Beef and Tonic lnvigoratrr as the
very best preparation used for depression, weak
ness and indigestion. and. therefore confidently
recommend it to the medical profession. Sold by
Iil druggists
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
ARTESlAN W IL
B o r. G..

nyHr UNDERSIGNED HAVE Just RE
ceived al the necessary machinery for
u7nknR Ar4ssian wells, and are now prepared
d receive contracts for boring. For informa-
ooa IN regard 10 terms, etc, apply TO
Al6 tk II. fARkEk = co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

ITO THE TRENCH MINE.-No. 4ss.-U. s.
i Land Ofice. Eureka. Nevada. December II.
ls7s.-Notice is hereby given. that Thomas Rob-
inson. whose postofice address is Eureka, Ne
vSda. has this day filed his application for .
patent for twelve hundred linear feet OF the
Trench mine. or vein. besring silver, will
surface ground three hundred feet in width,
situate. lying and being in White Pine Mining
District, county of White Pine. and State OF
Nevada, and known and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this Office
as Lot No. IS. in Township l6, North Range. 81
East Of Mount Diablo meridian. The exterior
boundaries Of said Lot No. IS being rs fol-
lows, to-wit; Variation 16l deg. z. Commenc-
ing At = post marked No. /. U. &. Survey No.
6S, whence = post marked U. s. Monument, No.
6. standing or the summit OF . high limestone
bluff. bears south san degrees east, 1.ie5 feet:
sec corner common to sections "a and IS T. l6,
n. r.. sc z. aud sections 10 and 81 T. I6, ". r..
81 q. E. besrs n IS deg. 81 min. w. II .10s feet;
smoksstack Of Monte Christie mill bears n.
81 d. w, lo.0i0 feet; and the Trench shaft bears
3 an deg. E., e93 feet thence running FIRST
course s. s9h d. L. 100 feet 10 post marked No.
2, L. S. Survey No. IS thence second course
:. 50h d. w. 500 feet TO post marked No. 8,
L. S. Survey No. IS thence. third course n.
81 d. w. 1900 feet to post marked No. 4. q. s.
Survey No. IS: and thence. fourth course n.
sos d. Z. 500 fest, to post No. 1. the place Of
beginning. containing 8 26-loo acres. This
claim is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mines are the Little
mine is duly recorded in the Recorders Once
Of White Pine Mining District. in Book
l. and on page .Ss. Any and all per
sons claiming adversely any portion Of
said Trench mine. or said mining ground a.
hereinbefcre described. are required TO file
their adverse claim with the Register Of the
United States Land Once. at Eureka. in the
State Of Nevada. during the sixty days period
Of publication hereof. or they will be barred BY
virtue of the provisions Of the statute.
dsSsod D.. b. IMMEL Register.
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Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnership heretofore existing between
2. B. ANDERSON and W. H. HARRISON in
the Saddle Rock Oyster and Chop House, IL this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
y. b. ANDERSON,
W. II. HARRISON.
The business hereafter viii be cosdacsed by
r. b. AIDERsON.
Eureka. January !, ISIS islm
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NOTICE,
To all Whom it may Concern!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NO
~ one IL authorized "a contract any indebt-
edness against me. or ON my account and that
l will pay no debts contracted against me. or on
my ~sceount. unless contracted by me individa-
ally, or by my written order.
JAMES c. LOCKWOOD.
Eureka. January a, 1879. jane.d
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$50 REWARD

WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE RETURN OF
the child. Lena Esp2nora. 20 her
home, OF for any information that will lead 10
her recovery. VA. zANow.
Eureka, January 81. 1873. janssn
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DR.. sPINNEY & Co..


r,RKAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases.
YOUNG MEM
Who may be suffering from the effects Of youth.
full follies or indiscretions will do well TO anvil
themselves Of this. the greatest boon ever laid
at the feet Of suffering humanity. DR.. SPIN
ney will guarantee to forfeit five hundred doll
lars for every case Of weakness OF private dias
ease of any kind or character which he under.
takes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There arc many at the age Of thirty 10 sixty
who ere troubled with too frequent evscuatica
of the bladder. often accompanied by q slight
sm artinr or burning sensation. and = wesken.
ing Of the system IN = manner the patient can.
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits a rory sediment will often be found.
and sometimes small particles Of albumen will
appear. or the color wall he OF . thin milkish
hue. again changing 10 3 dark and torpid sps
pesrAnce. There are many men who die Of
this difficulty. ignorant Of the cause. which 10
the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr.. 8.
will guarantee 8 perfect cure In oil such cases.
and $ healthy restoration Of the genito-urinary
organs.
Once Hours-i9 To 4 and 6 10 4. Sundays
from 10 TO II A. NJ. Consultation free. Tkors
ough examination and advice. IS.
Call or address DIR. sPINSEY X CO.,
No. IL ksarny St. San Francisco.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. TO ALL CON-
IN cERSEp, that the copsrtnership her~toforc
existing between the undersigned. under the
hrm name OF lockwood 4 Remington. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent WIN.
II. Remington will collect all debts coming 70
said hrm, and pay all indebtedness owing BY H.
J. @. LOCKWOOD,
W. II. REMINGTON.
Eureka. January l6. 1879. jan2au
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ST. JOHNS CHAPTER, NO. s.

MOUNTAIN LODGENO. 27.I. O. o. f.,
MEET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
vi 4 Fellows Hall, at I O'Clock. All
members of the order, in good standing, are In
vited to attend. W. J. SMITH. v. G.
II. b. MCKEE. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-08
PALACE CHOP-STAh D


HAvTNG REMOVED FROM THE VILLA"
III TO the mere commcdious and centrally
located Palace building. in the rear Of the Pal
ace Saloon. we are now far better prepared 10
cater to the ~anss Of cur patrons. Specisities
we have none; everything we offer the public
will be hrstelass. fresh meats. sweet butter.
genuine coffee, and so IN 10 the end OF the
chapter.
~CALL AND SEE US.-n
GEO. MANN Il co.. Proprietor.
Eureka. January is. 1872. Jani7u
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HIBERNIANS.

THE A. D. II. MEETS EVERY FIRST AND
i third Saturday evening of each month. at
the corner of Clark and Monroe streets, until
further notice. JOHN FLYNN, President.
TRos. MURPHY, Secretary.
, 1879-04-18

tnho advantage Of 1t can do 80 voluntarily. with.
ont application to court rs tn tho formation Of
drainage d1atrlcts, bnt u requires majority ~
owncrs md owning onc.shird Of the land to or
galiizc.
AFTER REcrss
tho Appropriation Committee reported favora-
bly, u,, several appropriations, as mentioned last
night.
Tie Judiciary Committee nctrd likewise on
Tue amendment relating TO iorcihle curry ty n1.i
Buarus 10 organize certain terr'sYry INTO
town; recommending tint the resolution Tor
amending The Constitution 50 Tint women 'hay
yo,a Un ite License question Ia printed, ..-
Wentworth's hill relating 10 the foreclosure
Of mortgages wns ordered Frfntetl.
Several pctittons nEasnht any moro lite-lnsuF-
apcr legislation wcro presented n1ul referred.
o,,r.t,,, rG,s "''g s'Fs' petitions on '"s ''s''''
sTArR AMI FRpHnAL COUNTS.
SclIate Bill 13s5 relating to insurance compa-
nies, WIS ninendcd as TO deprive II u ita pro.
sctptlye charatcr IL relntt"lt TO tllc tfanaler o,
suits from, Slate to Federal Cottrts, n1 ordered
cigrossed for third reAditg.
pRA1NAuE AGAIN.
The Drainage blll, which, WAS pending at the
noon adjournment, was taken I'D, atnl, alter
some debate, passed. Bill ~. allowing Jurors
IN all courts of rcrurl sl.bo per day a''d Eve
cents mileage each ray, WIS pAsaed.
KILLED.
NHcGlcfb Dit, regulating CpAHty AueuAAuSa
companies, was properly htllcd.
ARMS Tu lIE HOLD
Bill 537 was passed., authorizing tile Adjutant-
General 10 sell ull unscrytceab{e arms owned ny
the state.
Bill 432, directing tint tho first panel OF ptt!e
| Jurors shall scrye two wceks, was passed.
ArfRcflN' INCIDENT.
| Weber Of Cook, rose to :t,lesfon OF rrtri-
Icge, md stated tl,At 1e Ind received m anuny-
| nous note, saying:
nunnf: Ton arc thief and scn1rcs.
| lie would like to ASCERTAIN the author, but
didn't suppose It would lo nny good TO attempt
| m Investigation. Tile members, WHO arc soma
| villa. tired OF fruiticss Investigations. cried:
"rull down your vessl' and Weber sat down.
| PASSED.
Bill 81, requiring Township Tfeasurers to
MAKE full Rtafrmcnts III October mid April each
year, mas passed.
RECONSIDERATION.
sry1cs's btll, changing the tmc OF holding
Court IN Dfown Comfy, which was passed lew
tlays ngo, anil sent to the Senate, WIS taken up
OH reconsideration.
Wheeler moved to postrone indefinitely,
wl,e.cat tho Dcn,ucsrts raiscd howl.
The motion to POSTPONE WIS carried by almost
party yotc-77 to 4J.
Hall, Of razcwcll moved to rccohsder, but
failed.
Adjourned.
, 1879-04-18

baltimore AMsFtta9. .,
"Gtop tint casps cried old a1r. NosenEale,
chasing living car up Division street, t,,e car
iresl, ~ q daisy, If. NascugaIo badly blown,
a.,tl the tlstnnce-uolo not uilnntn amy. "stop
thut carln bo shouted to . d!stant but aeet-
liu,bel boz Certainly. shrtekel back tho
t,hli9iug boz, '.wl,ut shAll stup It Hithls
"'TeIi Il to hotd ou,' shouted tho abandoned
passrugeF. y "llold On to whnt1' relied LIE boy.
aAaks ii walt for me!' pulled Atr. Nosengulr.
" you've rot too much weight noS." sa!.l h.9
i GaIl tho dtiyerV' Haspou tic peEsplriuK citi-
zsu; u,,tl, Of tlle car rounded the corner aud
named out OF sight, thu nlocktnE echoes Of tlls
obltRing answer caine heating checFily back:
" All right; what shall call hlu1F
I3saci p0,xdeE ln1 Il hx fax tia hnet
, 1879-04-18
NOTES.
COOK COUNTY 1loNDs.

Epecta. Dtspa,ch TO 7as Tribune
epn1NorlELp, I'LL, April 17.-Commssioncr
spottord arrived this morning, nl.d was III curly
yisitor at tic etato-Ilouso. Ills mission Is tu
secure, II possible, the passage of House BILL
775, to euable took County to iSsue as lowcr
rate Of Interest 81, SOC. 900 Ia bonds to tuku IN
maturing bonds to tlle eamo asnonnt The bill
Ia as follows:
A BILL for an act to amend Sue. 40 Of m net en-
titled "Au net 10 toyisa Tho law Iu relatinn 10
cunnt!es," approved and iu fofcn March ai
ssts oi ilnols rspssssated Il s ito tssss.l Aae
scu,bly, That Fec. 40 Of an net entitled "An act
to revise tho Ivy 'n selasio1 to counties" ~;
;,szc: o. When tho County Board Of any county
snsn,s shen to "erfosm a. any q the dat9. % nrosea
q lssofo. spesiiyny Jig amount . hoads =:
issued submit 10 mo logal voters os lhor county.
stany genetalcsssion The question Of itauin9 auch
shall not e1esed. Including the then szntnx In.
debtedness @ % 81 .ne eHunfy. pus centuu on tho
ascrralncl by tho astessEiuAt fur the Biaie and
ballot % sSs ess %;.,ea aa,a u ses p;nte e
and Il majority .! the xo.cs ii arch ejeetou On
t!.at aacts,nn shall no H. 'Fo' cunaty bopds." such
ponis Of uni less thsn s2I nur more .har 81. oG5
zach, psyatIe respectively In NOT les. than ms nor
n,oEs than tHon!y years. wllh interest payab!a an
aunum.
The Commlsa!oner says that should tho b!ll
become law, the county will navo no difficulty
whatever in placIug the bonds at 3 per celts in
terest payable semi,anuually. The issuance ol
bonds Of small denominations will tend to pup
iartze the loan, n those WHO were In tic l,ab!
OF dtpositlng their earnings In eavinSs onuk
, 1879-04-18
AI'CEEA.
THINGS NOT GOING swrs1MlNGLT.

THINGS NOT 0o1E0 swrs1MlNoLr.
Special DItuatch 10 Tae 7'rts"n&.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 17.-Ths morning
Senator Hamilton sent Up the following:
Il I;tport to the tyxsidtnt Of tho Senate: Tho
undersigned members at the Committee on Nils.
cc]isny. to whom was referred thu nomination Of
s. II. McCrca ~ Wcst Chicago Park Commissioner
and tho charges preferred against him, beg leave
tn report TINT NO havo had Hndcr consideration
tho said cnrges; that re hayn heard all tue testi,
1nony oTcrod In support and deninl VI saa
charget. and that ia our opinion,
tho evidence utterly and wholly falls 70 sustain
said charges, either directly Or indirectly, Or by
any proper lusceenec ard that 1t likewise mills to
connect said McCrca either Immediately or rcnoto-
ly, Or by guilty knowleAget Of my Irregularities
nrcfcrret n9ninat him. WD therefore recommend
[Aat he be confirmed. and VIC herewith report tho
testimony taken by us. JoltS n. HAMILTON,
II. ID. uEuKET,
GKpnaE I1uHT,
t2xuRnE II. ItEnpsIAN,
j. II. MArn0nNE,
G. L. DAVIS,
+. +. W. 1jHtNK,
M. N. F0Ap,
j. y. LEE.
, 1879-04-18

Senator ,IoslYn moved that the report, to-
guttcr With the evidence taken before tho COM
nlttcc DO printed.
This aroused Senator Brink, who violently
opposed tic mot!ou Ho hal heard the CYL
.lel,cc. Thcre was nothing III 1t. The inyestsga'
t!on had now cost s., 900, aud lle wanted no
more cxpcnso Rbout 1t.
scnutor Josyn said ho had not read the evil
deuce, and hc desired TO po informed concern
Ing It.
Senator Herdman wished tho testimony to bo
printed, rs It WAS a matter Of considerable lnl-
portancc.
Senator Lee wanted The evidence printed. lie
was member Ok the Committee, md had
fgnel the report. Still he thought, In Justice
to alt tho Senators who must act In this matter,
IT suouLD nE rRENTRD.
Senator IIa,niton satd the expense Of this
cntlre examination would not exceed $500. tn-
Guiding tho scryico of TIC sllorttnnl writer. But
he did not Wish tho matter Of printing tho re-
port to delay tic question OF cont[rmlng Nc
Crea.
Senator Marshall opposed tho printing on the
ground of expense.
Tie motion tn lay tic report On the table md
to priut tho eytdencu was adopted.
, 1879-04-18

How my throat hurtss Then Why don
IAtc'a Honey Of Ilorehound aud Tssl ,,u,a,
piks's TootLaehe Drops c4o In ono u1oS"'
, 1879-04-18
CHESTER,

Plea IN nE,lALr or THAT doHGEouB sUuEHE.
sptelat DIarateh tn The Tribune.
s''4' 49,, ~. va.
leo on renal '1llu heiofina1ory lt'stltulohs hclo
In Chos..r ' ,on,,omtiorr n,'1 a. = res,,t ,hc
tno e"cs'et iGhletlats' ~ "u'' aa 4ss"'s, ~, .,io
Chairman was Instructed by minority Of Tho
c"atico Co. 10 su' n ,o s'po.' pos ~
Will 10 onscFYcd that INC Comm'tteo mas eon,
""su h hs sreh "aoms a. n ,~ e u
.o,,t'.,,," ...,sx,., ..,.st ,r,it u. s,,.,.,,,
'ntcl1lelole. q minority report VIII NC suom't'
md md ", nana"ement mt of this Observation-Disclosures
~" ,"|'a's"' " t''' 1Fo"
10 tht prtsid<ns Of sas stndt1: As your Com.
m,.tco on Pcnul mud Ncfoyu,alosy institutions wAd
,lo sst Committee frum thi4 Lla1e!! Of iho l.esss-
tiusy ut Chester rtnco tho enactment or thu lnw
authorizing tho establishment oi TINT prisou, they
,ttslrO 10 submit for the information af Tho Senate
tho following runort CONCERNING ths ocat!on If that
nss ~ y. sr"c" sv sorrtbar wtt e,rInn @ recn,n.
n,aus " ~" esviuH; i w. na h ~ i T.
.aS Nv ~ VAN" .un s''' Mn" A'"Ne III
~ IL, n n9 ronoft o. w. fo
@ s a e"a ~ "a "e s, ~
alou, one ma y,,ors n" Towa oi :hsstsr au! iss
n wa'ss@t"n'nHe m i M aDG ,I,x.x . o.
m,,o .o y" sI ,n hmp H. ,tynr ".s' TX
pant rcuIe.s ,no land aroken and h,iy, but .ers.
e. ~ 9'a II "1 M
oss5dsS il t,sss 'as i,,a:.,sHs 4 4 'osa 5 II 4
@ aa N.Y. ,, y" ~ ts ~,
pnrnosrs eo Ths slis .eIeccd 81, iii. iand ior liz
HAT M na III. .!n, shat -. ~ 1n o ="
S ,san t,o .s1mnas ~ y ho nsaS
thtnnri, II" rro,nHs it.n building drst nrectcS
IL I'm am rntwn ~ lid Wasi"n's ntcsnnt nnss
= Ha; ., n e a;.n' Es tho
s,nry irnm1 hnuuc aid was nscnieI In fMrnisl, ,hc
, 1879-04-18

u
dptttat Dtypafeh 10 1ns Trtntine
STAR CORNER, Clay Co., Aprt! 17-The
epring wlea. ts all sown, but not up yet. The
cold waasl,er IN March did not hurt It. Tit
acreage OF oats al,d wheat has been Increased
~ per cont. Rye 10 beginning TO look ercsn.
md prom!acs well. Old wheat all cone to mar
Ket, We tayo lind two light showers of raln
can now geru.tnasr. Fuir prospect for i good
crop.
, 1879-04-18

4ON r.
Special Dttuasch 10 TAe Tribune.
NoRTu LlnnnrY, johnson CO., April 17.-but
worry lstlo Of the spring wheat Is up. Much that
was sown In March Is lrozon. Tile acreage Inns
been Increased ono eighth. Some corn ground
rlowcd. Tlu outlook Is fnir
6ptcidf s1fspafch 10 7As 7rtbnns.
OsKALoosA, Afahaska Co., April live 1nd
tllu spring.wlcat all right. Tie Odessa Ia Il,
inc condition md good stand. Not enough
OF the la&e.sown wheat tp to ropnrt. Largo
acreage ut 1la1 soWn. Considerable progress
will, p1owng for corn. Enough wheat OH hand
for home consumption.
Special Hixpafea ia 7ns 1rfbnnd.
WEsT Stpr, Crawinrd Co., April 1T--Thc
eaFly.sown wheat ID lust coming up. From
present nppearanco IT looks all right. The acr!.
nge Of natx aud wheat hive not been Increased.
Wu aro now rlowlug for coEn. Mono planted,
, 1879-04-18
THE COURTS.
Some Desperate Asssts.--State
Insurance Company.
t,.eora oi Judgments, New Suits, BANKRUPTCY
Matters, Etc.

In the case Of Iiansen rs. Tho City aav'ngs
Bank, tho Receiver. tleoreo W. Bpolford. filed n
report yesterday sc.tIng out that, Immediately
on llis appointment Inst November, lie took pos
session uf tho bank and It's assets, md ca11soh
an inventory 10 he made, from which he ANas
the assets md liabilities to bu as follows:
LtAnftirIEA.
Savings Gn08tl6.... stsVFs
fnmn,cr crcist Icnnsfts ,.,.,.,,,. ,.,,,... IG4
rerIiGcatca of ucposIt ..,.,,,,, ,,,.,......, 200
nrnt Of ofIfcc c,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,.. ,........... 100
innrth National UaHk. Cincinnati ,,....... Il
Total, :. .... .S8, 8bl
te3ETH-rAcE VALUE.
f,rrrdrnfta ...,..,,,,.,.,.,..,...,$ 1al
B,iia rrceiyaio, ..,.,.,.......... ........ B. tt4
LhEck... +st. +....s..tss.ss. W
, 1879-04-18
WISCONSIN.

Special A&pa!rh 10 Tat Ts1hHnA
PRESCOTT, Pierce Co., April l7.-Farmors not
lono seeding. Weather cold md dry. No ILL.,
crease IN acreage. Small amount Of wheat on
IlaGl.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-08-13
s. sEcoSD-CREDIrs.

You will be credited with Taxes collected,
lands sold for taxes for the current fiscal year
Corrected Assessments where the value of
lands be reduced by order OF the Board OF
Supervisors also "STArE TAX LANDs''-that
Is. lands held by the State the first OF
October of the year for which Won are making
settlement. For LANDS Purchased" etc, on
and after October LIST. see 1Ol
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-08-13
Auditor OF Public Accounts
TAX COLLECTING.

These Rules relate wholly to land taxes.
The first difficulty that the Collector meets at
the beginning Of the tax-paying season, II in
distinguishing public lands from private lands.
Individual property j. sometimes treated az
belonging to the State, while state lands are
sold the property Of individuls. The re
suit Is loss OF revenue and confusion OF titles
The remedy is in the first three rules:
l. Procure from the office Of the Chancery
Clerk before collecting any taIes accurate
list OF all lands held By the State for taxes on
the first day Of October. lBor the manner in
which this list should be complied, See. Q,
" State Lands
,. Compare this list constantly with your
assessment roll, and if piece Of land be
assessed 10 the State btH Is not ia fart ogaed by
The Sttfc Iara bg yoir list ~ State h1Hds con-
sitter Il tadiyidaoi pE0ysrfy and seH q as "Ispfop-
city assessed 10 The .St1te' j the tarcs be- not paul.
Roy. Law 1875 Sec. 3.
g. DJseTte thufhc i4ad roll i MT the etiltuce
II the .Statss tile. but tie recorded lists ia tie
CLoace,y CuEs otfcs are.
B-ls The law prohibits the collection OF
taxes on lands held by the State. Tax-pay-
crs frequently insist on paying such taxes
claiming that their lands are jnpropef}y held
by the STATE Such persons should apply Tor
releases. Please direct their attention to the
law.
A. Collect the taxes on all lands purchased,
or redeemed, or released, from the State prior
10 the LIST day of October OF each year. Such
lands are charged against YOU. You are en-
powered to assess them to their owners. Rev
enue Law 1873, Sec. 50. Ii the taxes are not
paid, sell them "a delinquent.
D. Lands purchased on or after the first day
of October should be assessed to the owners,
L,i yoa cannot dru1Hd oHy tercs nor sell than as
delinquent f9r that peoI, because yop collected the
ofet utcs hs application 10 purchase, Teieeia, or
Release teus made.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-08-13
Some Good Lessons.

From Temple Bari
once dined at a strange house, in a
strange country, among strangers; and
listened with admiration to young gen
tleman who laid down the law about
tides and currents, and " sat upon >
rather too heavily, | thought-a gray
haired, thoughtfullooking person, who
ventured now and then to differ with
him. During these passages an express
sion of amusement played round the
month of ON Le-t 60 -~l.;eI. .--.->LIe
to account until after dinner, when the
& sat upon" one left US. Then quoth
mine host to our instructor: Well,
you've made a nice idiot of yourself;
that was Maury!' In the days of my
golden youth l was present at a sporting
tavern, Cat which in those daysa gentle
man might be seem, and there was fuss
about something, which clerical-look-
ing man came forward to stop. g Mind
your own business" shouted an angry
disputant, cor I'll punch your head.
4" I'm Owen Swift, sir, F" replied the peace
maker with the utmost politeness.