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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04
Notice

utors, administrators and guardians have filed their accounts such, at the October term, 1879 of the Pope Probate Court for settlements and confirmation at the next (Jan. tSs0) term of said Court:
 w Fruit gdn of Mary F. Pruitt, final, W Jones, admr NarcIssa Cheyne. Rowden admr Bowden, final. A. Egglestone, adm'r ofJ. F. Clear est. J. F. Ledford, admir- est. Clark Epperson Paulina Wells, admx of H S Wells est. G Bergman, admr " Garrett est. w Young gdn K D & W s Young. H c Caruthers, admr A Caruthers, E Erwin, admr Frank Thach.
 All persons interested in said setteri en,s are hereby notified to file their exceptions, of any they have,) to the same on or before the second day of the next (Jan, 1sSC) term Of said court or they will be forever barred from CT cepting to the same or any item thereof.
 Witness my hand and the seal of sad L. 8. court this Tth day of Oct, 1s79
 A, J. BAYLISS, Clerk.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, Dec. 3d 1879, at the residence of the brides father in this city, by Rev, J. D. Boone, Mir. II. S. Eagle to Miss Alice Roys.
 The Eagle is the king of all the birds of prey, and like his orni- biological namesake our young friend has proved himself the king gallant of all gallants in Russell vile, by sweeping down and bearing off one of Russellville's most beautiful and accomplished belles. The DEMoc- RAT tenders him and his fair bride it's heartiest congratulations.
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 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE at Dardanelle, Ark, Nov. IT, 1872 Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date of this notice, viz.t D. B. Wheeler Hom estead application No. 9063. for the NE% SWS Section Fps \ k 1sW. and names the following as his witnesses, viz: s. C, Davis, of Pope County, Ark, and James Davis, of Pope County. Ark.
 T. M. GIBSON. Register
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Subscription price 50 cents. Every subscrih- CT will receive beautiful chromo, size 1ix14. Sample copies, blanks, Sc. furnished on ap- plication. J. ARTHUR ERWIN,
 Russellville, Arkansas. DSF..I will furnish any periodical published in the U. s. st reduced rates.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND UFPICE AT UABDANELLE, ARK.,l
 Nov. 18th 1872 { Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make fnal proof in support of his claim and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date of this notice viz. C. NJ. Turner Homestead application No. S6T2 fol the S1l SWI Section 12 Tp \ R 20 West, W. J. Bowdep of Pope Co. Ark, and G. K. Smith of Pope Co. Ark.
 T. M. GIBSON, Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04

Suits in all grades, qualities. an d all prices at k. Roths.
 Boots and shoes, fine and course, at E. Roths.
 Fine wool hats, all colors and all prices at E, Roths.
 Men and children, ladies and Misses hats at E. Roths.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04

Trade booming at Searcy. Prescott supports three markets. Berryyille wants shoemaker and harness maker.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS 10 AGENTS.

For the largest list of subscribers to the Nome and Farm, sent to me between this date and the st of March, 1880, I will give premium No. 1 /; second largest premium No. 2 and so on down to No. 10, as follows:
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"Uncle Nail" Gets Married.

"Uncle Nail" Gets Married.
 The following postal card will ex- plain itself:
 MT. EDITOR. I had the pleasure of publishing the bands of matrimo- ny between Mir. Nails Falles, our old esteemed citizen of Illinois Town ship, and young lady of Is years of age, on the 27th instant. I don't recollect. her name, (but young enough for Uncle Nail they were married at his residence.
 w. F. LAzENBY. "Uncle Nair' has acted upon the wise maxim that it's never too late to do good-May the hand of time rest lightly upon him, and may he live long to enjoy the new found treasure hls youthful bride.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT DABpANELLE, ARk.,,
 1

Nov. 2, 1879. { Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to r.,ake fhal proof in support of his claim, aiii secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date of this notice, wis. James H. Pendleton Homestead application No. $50 for the SEX NE4 and NJ SEX Section 6, Tp Q. N R 20 W, and names the following as his witnesses viz.: John M. Brown, of Pope County, Ark, and Martin k. Brown, of Pope County, Ark. T. Nj. GIBSON, Register. Nov -dec1f
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WARNING ORDER.

In Justices Court, Illinois township, Pope County. Ark: s. A. Buck, Plaintiff,
 against \ Warning Order. W. II. Taylor, Delft, }
 The Defendant, ". II. Taylor, is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and an swer the claim of the plaintiff, s. A. Buck. for debt upon contract, C. W. BEBRYMAE, J. P. Nov. 9, '79. Dan B. Granger, atty for Pltn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04

Still the cotton bales come tumb- ling In at the rate of about 100 per day.
 No use to look around as long as E. Roth is alive, if you can not find what yon want in his store you had better quit and go home.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04

Having the CAPITAL the STOREROOM Capacity, and all the FACILITIES for doing extensive business is my aim to reduce my PROFITS LOW to CASH CUSTOMERS business will be largely increased by gaining the of ALL who wish get the MOST
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-04
LOCAL NEWS.

4YX kA RK Gtter your name signifes that your tia1 is ont and HHtess yoH reReIo yonr sU5-
 scription your Rsms must 6s stricken from oar
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RUssELLvILLE Nov. 24th 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21
what Is covered ~ Marriage License.

rod III 4 in tho Atlantic constitutional
Old 81 laid his hand upon his knee-cap and
sHd:
dis hyar sporadick teck oh de rheumatic
minds mo dat hits gwine ter rain bout fol
days m Ize lierbul ter lose Dis run oh dc
story
(Which story NJ
"Dat leetla romance up yonder In Rode
IInm, twixt Conkling an GlIv'ner Sprague.' .
What do you think Of II, 81, anyhaw2'
We'll sah NIX ,plnfar IL idAfs se n ayar G z. s
case Use clearly satcrsiide dat the civ. wuz
totin round Dc bes' argument dat wIz lcf'
him In De premises"
Zen YOU approve of tho shotgun remedy
FOR domestic irvasions?"
Joss edzaclslyl AN wlenebber or man
gifts hissef up tor dat pitch. whedier he's or
musick TEACHER fun Germany or n chin-nI-
slshnn FUN Now Yawt, dat he goes inter
kamp On anldder mans homo lot, do owner
Of dc lot hez got do rite tor use or rit oh jees-
mont wild lln'r-triRg"rs an Bcnter-rc buck
shot kyartlidgcsl'
perhaps the Inv forbda, and furnishes
another sort Of remedy"
DAT may be SO wild De law dev puts undnr
shcepskin RIVERS. but dar's or onrittnn law
oh dis hynr Ian dat when or man buvs or
marridge license hn gitH dc rite wild hit to or
game funeris IN his naborhood III desc sort
ob 'mergnres.'
"And TINT looks reasonable"
Oats dc smood-bpro Iogck dat II wind lIp
90 debate jess ~ well in Rode Hum ez In
GeorRy an hits dat sort ob or seckShun oh dc
kode dats tackled up on my donh post, you
heah mel"
And then III" Old man Iimpcd awny to cs-
cape the shower.
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PolIteness Never OUT of Place.

very small n"wsboy, gaunt, hollow Dyed
ana with an appealing look on his face, leaned
againsta railing In Broadway, and held In his
upstrctched hand an evening newspaper,
piping the name Of IT. from his blue lips. An
oldish man, who looked as though he might
be millionaire, was hnrrying past the wan
little fellow, md as he was doing So lie
brushed tho newspaper out of the small boy IS
grimy hand
IN IN instant the odish man had stopped,
and Wns picking w the newspaper from the
sidewalk. With asmile as pleasant as though
he We're restoring Il lady's glove, ne bowed
and handed tho paper TO the hoy.
Tho wan little follows face took on q look OF
unutternble wonderment, aud he watched the
polite oldish man till he passed out of sight.
Then the little fellow removed the mans SILK
handkerchief from under his tattered coat,
and wiped from his pale forehead the per
SEPARATION that his establishment had driven
out
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THE INDIANS AND NEGROES.
a Bitter War Of Races Between Blacks and
Reds in the Indian Territory. --

tCaddo Il. ID Dispatch to the Globo- Democrat,
| For long Time there has boon u feeling OF
anlmnsty existing between the Cherokee In.
dams and tho negroes Of the Creek Nation in
~ uskogee, which, On several occasions hae
led To serious results, and several have beer,
killed On both sides. The Indians Of tho Crcol
Nation do not seem to have much lovo for
their darker brethren, and generally lot them
light their own battles, The Creek negroes
havean organization called the Light Horse, .
and punish horse thieves, whisky snug
glers, etc, but whose real purpose Ia
To protect themselves against the en-
eroachmenta Of their Cherokee enemies.
~ iast Saturday evening q party Of
Cherolees crossed over into MnskopcG ths
dividing line between the Cherokee ana Creek
nations being tho Arkansas rivcr) They had.
no doubt been drinking to some extent, and
the prospect 81 q fight seemed imminent 1t
seems That one 81 the Cherokees, named John
Nau, hhd formerly had trouble with the cap
tain OF the Creek light horse, named Peters.
Na'l was standing In front OF a store kept by
james Carter q white man, when Peters ap-
proaenen MIN on horseback. few words
passed between them, when Peters demanded
Nau pistol, which was refused. Then Peters
levclcd his shotgun Ut him and pulled the
trigger. but the cap snapped. Nau then opened
ilre on Peters, who quickly returned It, and
pom paftlcS Tired several shots, when Nau fell
dead and Peters mortality wounded diving IN
about an hour. BY this time others took part In
the bloody affair, ana fifty or sixty shots We're
tired. one taking effect In the breast Of James
Carter, the white man In front OF whose store
the ARRAY occurred. Enchanting My God"
ne I'll 70 the iloor, and instantly expired.
Another took effect On one Of the negro Light
Horse, who fell from his horse few hundred
yards from the scene and died in few mo-
ments. The number of wounded could not be
aseertained The Light Horse" now re-
treated from the town. followed BY party Of
the Cherokees; but, night coming On, nothing
more was done, although bodies Of armed
Indians were seen patrolling the banks, on
the Cherokee side of the river, all night,
while the Creek negroes stood guard on the
Creek side. anticipating an attack. The
greatest excitement prevailed In Muskogee
during Sunday and Sunday night, but moth
Ing more OF a startling nature occurred and
my latest advices from the scene are to the
elect that all is quiet, though the Cherokees
Of Nau -
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said election to tho Heeresry of State on Or to
fore tho twenty ninth day of December ,a4, Is,
accordance With tho provisions Of The prt,o.as
constitution.
In testimony whereof. ! have hereupto in wos
my signature. md caused the spal of thu stata
Of LouiRihna to ba affixed thereto, nj The ri, :, ~,
Now Orleans. this thirty first dry oF jny H.
tho yenr uf our Lord one thousand eiuht b,,,'
dred and seventy nine.
By tho Acting Governor. .1'A
OBOAR ARROYO.
Assistant Roere'ary of sta,a
nlf2 tnWffprt fta -
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been the cause of great deal of absurd na esr5
yeerslty OF spelling. in proper names. The
f1oikeses and the Trenches are instances Of
this; The manuscript form of the capital F
IN on times u, was thing which looks like two
small is. Modern bearers of these names
which used to be spelt Folkes and French pot
est old family records, and seeing a
lhlng Which they took to be two rs before
their t names, made the bright discovery that
lor generations their ancestors had failed to
calm all the letters that belonged to them.
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The modern love for flowers in fashionable

The modern love for flowers in fashionable
London society is attaining the proportions
OF MANIA A splendid profusion of the fair
est gifts of Flora is visible wherever society
congregates., On the hymeneal altar and on
the dinner table on the ballroom staircase
and IN the palace vestbule, in the button-hole
OF the dandy and on the shoulder of beauty.
VI bouquets at operas and theatres and on
wreathes and crosses the lid of the coffin and
the verge Of the tomb, flowers ara generally
present. It is very sweet, tender and beau
tifui usage, and IS probably remarkably
good thing in the way of business for the
fashionable flOriStS
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de James
OLIVE OIL.

TIE BRAND OF OLIVE OIL OF PLAG-
= MOL DE JAMES 50 universally known. is
Grand Gold Medal at The Tafversal EXPOSITION
OF Paris in 1878. and the Priza Medal al the Ex-
position Of PHILADELPHIA IN ls76.. We. The IN
Of Mr.. PLAGNIOL DE JAMES, 81 MarseIlles !.
do hereby caution the public that any sorgers
and iInttators OF said brand will be prosecuted
With tue Utmost yigor Of the Law.
BASSETTI L XrQUES,
IFS q 81 and 60 Decatur street.,
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"Who Did He say His Daddy Was?"
missouri Statesman. !

.IlHIssVHFI blHteS1nHn.I
ss. Many Years ago the late DR.. VIM Mcclure,
lath 1el of the late John W. Harris. was
y wing candidate for the Legislature in
h poolle; during speech at country bar
b be 1. ne announced, among other things that
ne was al halmole son Of Eseulapius where
me lhe grass. turned to those near him and asked
hno 70 h-l did he say his daddy WASP
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8 Florida man. who owns Ia Ooo cattla ond
Is richer than anybody else in the State. IS a,
recluse, living In a shanty which has neither
fireplace nor chimney. He sells his surplus
cattle in Cuba; he seldom sees men. and he
hides his money in cans on his land,
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Making II Clear.
---I----- "sTN 70 OENHFs
fE.0n1 RanInll,l Rnnin innnn,

- Tom Randall's "Reminiscences
James g. Blaine Is a cousin Of Tom Ewing.
whose sister Is the sister-in-law of John
Sherman, uncle Of the wife of sSenator Don
Cameron, whose sister Is the wife of Wayne
MacVeagh, OF Pennsylvania. And now you
know all about IT,
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Didn't Make Himself solid.
Cincinnati Ennnlre

Cincinnati Enquirerl
Mr.. Conkling did not make himself solid In
Rhode Island. This was a presidential omis-
Sion 1890
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The foregoing statement is a true and correct
transcript from the books Of the Company
THOS. A. ADAMS. President
EENRY r OGDEs, Secretary
s"orn t9 and subscribed before me this sew
enteenta day Of May, A. D. 1879.
ALFRED I2GRkHAM, Notary Public.
ms Enard Of Trustees this day resolved, attsr
pay Ten Per Cent ii cash 70 the stockholders.
ana carving 70 profit and loss $40, on &C.
count q the Mechanics and Traders Bank
stock held by this comuany. and also 3 fur-her
sum for shrinzage II values, TO declare g dtvt-
dena Of Twenty Per Cent In cash or the net
participating premiums, payable on holdays
Of June nfxt
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The First Gun.

lSt- Louis Times Journal
first gun for 1880. - Is 'il0
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INSURANCE.
MERCHAATSr
Mutual Insurance COmDanv
or NEW ORIEAaB.
INSURANCE.
OF NEW ORLFAHH,

EmfrI strssl
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TWEaTY-FIFTH ANNUAL sTATgmran
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OFFICE OF THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
New Orleans, MayE7,
Thirtieth Annual Statement.

The trustees. In conformity 70 the amended
charter. submit Sthe following statement Of the
hFairs of the company on tbs thirtieth OF Auril
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Reformed Church and school planted in the City OF
New-YOrk.
In the meantime the Unrest. Adrian Block IN com
mand litt yacht sixteen tons. passed mp tle Iast
River aud found her by Long Island sound 10 Mon
tank Point and 90 on Ia Rhode Island and Nahani.
In New York from the beginning The maxim was az II
was later ~ the UuItcd Colonies: In unio }
there l. strength" Even before the Revolution ot
1888 los nve veara, and eight years beiorr Mas'a-
cnuDetts asserted ght OF her citizens "a free sun
lrcts OF England. the Nrw-Yolk bill 81 rights pro
claimed that supreme legislative power shoud forever
reside In the Governor, council ana people III lh
General Assembly. Among these recited rights were
trial by Jury freedom from TAXATION, eXcNlf nY
their own consent exemption from martial la" tue
duarteriug Of soldiers upUu ciiZcn- and PEREZ To-
GRAFTON ull protesting iIt1 10 christ 81 WHY
years later the Ncw-Yurk General Assembly, It'S,
resolved, first that every freeman IN the COi"ny HHd
perfect and entire property MS goods and estate auu
second that the imposing ana lryyIng OF any moneys
on Her Majesty, subjects OF TINS Colony, under auy
pretencr or color whatsoever without consent III
era Assembly, IL a grievance anu Violations OF INC
peoples properly -. 800, b..
Mr. Brooks sketchsd the growth 90 the state. and MS
speech was filed with facts and statistics OF great III
terrst and value.
MI Sloan moved that thanks be rendered TO the Leu
Governor of the state the Speaker OF the Assem-
blv and the Hon Erasus Brooks for their eloquent al
dresses and that the be printed the journals oil
the senate and the Assembly. Carried.
A benedictou was prouounced by the Chaplain OF me
Senate the Rev Dr. HALEY, and the joint convention
dissolved.
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AIT i will Duy box Tomorrow o. do ouy 'hem
o,ig,t. please the hoy pleaded a-ain: l VIII run
,5 get So the change. for am vcrra hungry. - /
ave him the shilling aud he started away. wauen
Co. hin, nut no boy came. Then thought mad lost my
hinc. ~tin there that N the boys face trusted
- I dd not like 90 think had OF him. Late IN the
.vanins was told a boy wanted to see me when ne
,as nrngca ia found u Was smaller brOihel oil TIC
hoy th,t GOT my shilling but, II possible. sun more
-a,,,cd and POOR and thin. He STOOD a moment diving
Ct, his rags as II he seeking something ana tbeh
,s Are YOU the gentleman that bought the matches
., sapdirr yes 'Weel, then, here's fourpen'e ont
n yer shilling; saudie cannot come he's very ilIi
cart ran over him and Knocked him down. ana he lost
his bonnet and his matches AVID your scyenpencc, and
both his lees are broken and The doctor saws he'll de-
and that's a. And putting the fourpcnce on he
faDle the door child broke down into great sobS i"r
Two little things lived alone their father anu iuoutI
I've NJ dead Poor Sandip lying on bundle ot -tF-
{uc- He said: got tn change, sir, ana was coming
lack aud then the horse Knocked inc down, ana o.
nv legs were broken and oh, Keuhy! LITTLE k'ueF! J.
am sure I am dying, and who Will tax" care d" ~"
when | am Conci what will W do, RcuIyF Inc KIM
hearted gent cman took the lad'~ hand ana sdIu "a
Would ALWAYS take care OF RcubT. Poor Sanl'e 1'N
inst enough strength 10 look up as 4 10 tuahh ~
tectOr and then the light went out OF his biie -
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DIED.


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Mnrr -, ond son % lhr ~" 'rI' S1"'' an N"'S Ny
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Friend. and rlerrrer and especially nenbers tho Cert.
cal Union ot please Themselves 10
the l-l-rs II 5 ie-irrd that flowers De- .eut.
r.upcr>- 4, s,.,sIr, mi, E.n-,,.rv ~ I--p G.rret O.
pa-.,sn. an The i1I y..,r ~, liI, asr.
letiv"- friends reslrf ly cv'ei 20 attend h.
funeral service on FRIDAY I' rHtr - AZ l." - VA -
are res lrAtr o-a'e ana "' ST. h'''Ni' '''' "'''
AONrl+
tITFN WON wednesday February 10" Elizabeth puuths.
daughter a. Hugh and Margaret 1 Dhryue, The Iith
yraro her ~ ...... ,-..,,,
Relatives ara iTcn'' are lnN, m N''' 'I. .l KY ih
fue re,iJnC' or Der pti'ni 80 u"Nrfh ISL hi''~lN'
on FRIDAY. liiH .I-f.. az . O'CLOCK ,. m
CROSBYT Urookiyn rursd-y. te-rIa-- II. Of lutu.
fnOUla, An. r. willow a. seth crosby
Relative. aut ir-lt- arc invite I'd" i'n' ~" flnffa' sore
wees rom htL ate res lrl'-, 30, ", .t. ~. ave.
on r'ly' 4''' .p''' i, . J., ~ -, .,
IAVTSAf ErrsicO, West h'-ter county ''hr'.'ff H.
Mary widow tnr lsc FJah NJ, DAVIS la her -th "a.
re. uvc-and rr.rn p. are rt+ q % tf.1' mega f
NJ r. CHURCH. White PANE, On frtAN jan .uft OF llJ
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GENERAL ALBANT Ne VS..
DEBATE AND LEGISLATION.

SENATOR PoMERoY's CRITICISM or THE COY
rR~oR'. MESSAGE IMPORTANT INSURANCE
MFAsURE-RF
lFRoM TUE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNEl
ALBANY. Feb. Ex-senator POmeT0y made
an able speech criticism OF the Governors message
to-day IL the closest attention OF the senate M
Pomsroy reviewed the administrations OF Governors
Tilden and Robinson; claiming tnat they had not ad-
mipistered the Government with great economy
"a claimed lie also declared that the I'm
proved administration OF the canals was que 10 the
policy o, Republican party and the acts OF It's rep
resrntatives In the Legislature. The reduction OF the
tax rate of the State he affirmed brought about
by the paying of Of the bounty debt under Republican
administrations The expenditures OF the STATE IN ms
opinIon had not been reduced Dy ener Governor TIL
drr or Governor Robinson. All these statements we're
supported Uy financial statements made from year
70 wear by tie Controllers OF the stale The people.
Senator POmeroy affirmed, that there had been 10
real reduction ~ burdens, and were camorng Tor
rchef. The even nominaly reduced rate OF taxation
WIS LARGELY Offset by the increased valuation u the
property 10 be taxed In cone nsi9H e"haol ,
,aiI mat ia lt" DAYS Re WGGld SPEAK aoouV 'H'
government OF Auburn Prison. ,,
The sruatr again took up is Apo; Ionrnt n. ~
visions of a bill introduced by Mr. -ntAcf ID Ia" ASSEM-
nv ~ far as 10 c0uc,rus the division ~ The een'e "a.
cuute1miuous with the Congressional districts.
The lu,urlucc Committ,c OF tine Assembly reported
f,vOr1Hly . blu OF MI Hepburn. making important
amendments 10 the Insurance laws OF the ctJt". II
requires the superintendent o. TIE Ln'ni1nsT PgP IL.
m insurance ,auy h1s become Impaired Ia the extent
or - per cent o revoke H. ceIhcle To do pu,iL-s m
aroiAr state or, Organized under ~ lawson thls
state o. require it, ,hoirr- to MAKE Enod 10 cSA
,hc amounted tue dru rhcl W. AN .ltE '.y 49,
me dale Of the .GUIt.u. In case New orr uN'l-
anr con paDV does Lot obey the order hr super enc
eft j. o. report he act> a. the Attorney "uo
10 rltreupuu bring ,f Ia i.r -nrr ne O' loI we
r'ion of the corporation. j. tn4ih< tor c"hL.
ton OF any life .Hr.nrc com my me ,niriLl ia ~,
is tp allow Assets only s1'h iiF' iuthl- ~ are "u