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Il 4. COLDWELL, Real-Estate Auctioneer,
~ SOC + street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE ORA TWO STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK DWELLLNG, No. IA FouRAND-

TRuSTEES' sALEOF A TWO STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK DWELLING No. 23i FOu RAN
AHAlF STREET SOUTHWEST
ny virtue o. certain decd Of trust dated Dece,n.
Der 49, A. ID. 1871, duly recorded In Iber No. 57+ folio
6b ct seq one of the land records tor the District of
Columbia and at the request of the holder of the note
secured thereby Will sell ut public auction In front
OF the premises on SATURDAY, February |, A. d.
1872 NJ clock p. M, all that certain piece parcel
OF ground lying aud being situate In the city of Wash
ngton District of Columbia, and known MS the south
seventeen ~ feet front by the depth OF oi numbered
Twelve (l2). In square numbered hyo hundred and
thiry.iour t5aD together With the improvements, DC
Terms: one third cash, and the balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months from day Of sale, tor
which notes Of the purchaser Will be taken at per
cent per. annm, secured by deed of trust aud in
surancc on the property sold ul cash at the option
OF the purchaser deposit of 800 required at time
OF sale, and all recording and conveyRncng at pur.
Chasers cost The trustees reserve the right to resell
the property unless terms compiled with, IN seven
days from time OF sale, vt risk aud cost OF de.auing
purchaser.
BRAINARD II. WARNER. ,,,,.,oo,
CHARLES II. PEARSON I i'hnNNtH
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1875
GREAT
1873

-, =, .PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOT BILE TRACk, STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
,,, IN EFFECT bpEtGlftMeER 10 1873
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner fSiNth and streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg aud the West, 1910 II IN. daily with
PhE ,,l5 Car 10 pis6urg and sleeping ears nom
hXGrTTMS S A TD P PSFGs RAIIRSAp
For Cnnhndnigun Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
and the North at $40 D. m. daily, except saturday.
with Palace Cars TO Canandalgua. For Williams.
daily except sunday
For New York and the East 1880 and lois 2, m. daily.
wi Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 a. m. daily except
Sunday.
at Jersey ClIy with bouts OF brooklyn Annex"
nnurdlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
Ing double icrIiage aud journey across New York
For Philadelphia 1870, $780, and C;i5 r. M daily Lin
>. lied Empress GSI a, IN. daily, except sunday.
except Sunday; 1910 II, NJ, 1880, 500 7lo. and lois
For Pope's Creek Line, a, m. and $50 p. M daily.
For Annapolis ! a. m. and 40 p. m daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY, WTASf AH ~ ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria o. 7I5 g. TO- II n M and las q, 42o.
0, Cos, !. and 1880 p IN. ON sunday,0 a. m, lis
For Richmond and the South, $50 a. m and 5;gD D. M
daily. -
For chesapeake and Ohio Railroad $50 p M daily.
y, 10, II n m, aud /, g. 40 o. 65, :, aud II y. IN.
on sunday at and 10 a, m. and 6l5 p, m.
commodaons can be procured at the oillces--north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and nj the depot, where orders can be
iet for the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
l. r. FARMER General Passenger Agent
tRANK THOMPSON. General Manager
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r.. u. MAGgAMAN, Auctlonoer.
jals-STuThSds
TINTED sTATEs MARsUALs SAFE

BY virtue OF writ Of dcri hrcd. issued out OF the
Clerk ONCE OF the Supreme Court of tho District OF
Columbia aud to me directed. VIII sell Ut public
sale Tor cas, ut the courthouse door Of said District
on I'll SDA Y, the 3Oth day Of January, is79, at Il
O'Clock IN, all the right title claim, and Interest OF
ery TO wit
South - feet Of lot No. 49, in square Az and lots
Nos. 20 aud q OF j. T. Collins subdivision OF square
No, iS0, In the city of Washington, u. G., together
with all and singular the improvements thereon
seized and levied upon the property OF John
Scllegel TO satisfy execution No. F0H, ut law, in
iaNor OF Janney HOge.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
lalid6ds l.. \ Marshal, ID. &.
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BRAINARp II; WARMER. Trustees
Iaoi-eOd,Sls
VNRuSTEES' SALE OF THE VA UABLE RESI-
u DENCEON TIE NORTNEAS1' CORNER OLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VA UABLE RESI-
u pENG i4 TUE NoRThEAsT CORNER OF
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated June 10, 1873 re-
corded July B. 1919, In Washington Land Records
DC ok 70 page lGl ana M the request of the creditor
secured thereby will sell at public auction In front
OF The premises, on SATURDAY February I, 1870 ut
CLOCK IN the afternoon all that piece or parcel OF
ANA lying and being In the city of Washington, and
Known and designated on the ground plat thereof ns
seventeen (2l7), according to kllwell 3 subdivision
thereof all as more fully described In said deed OF
trust to which reference Is hereby nude. together
with the residence and improvements thereon, sub
TO I'LL lawful prior liens OH said premises.
Terms: Five hundred dollars cash at time OF sale,
and the balance IN equal instalments IN three, six,
nine, and twelve months respectively with interest
NJ per cent, secured 10y deed of trust The prop.
erty. BENJAMIN i. BUTLER, ,r,rs,o,,
VIM. r.. CHANDLER, ''"''''H'
DINI,A NSnN RRns AmnIlnnnnra InnI
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John SHERMAN Il CO..
- Real Estate AuCtiOueers.
81. Cloud Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON PENNSNL NANIA AVENUE,
BECNlEN THIRD AND FOUR.AND-A-HALf
STREETS WEST No yT7

By virtue ofwo deeds Of trust recorded re pectvely
In librTS No. SOL folio 4.3 and M. OOl 10 H. seq,
OF the land records OF tho District of columbia, we
Viii sell ut public auction, IN front oil the premises
Tuesday, the lth day OF February, 1870, ut o'clock
g. M all that certain real estate In the city of WASH
hkton, D. G., designated as lot No. l3 In reservation
No. ~, with the improvements.
Terms of suei On-.tuurth cHsn, aud the balance at
sN Twelve: and eighteen months for which the notes
OF The purchaser beat ing interest from The day OF sale
and secured on the property sold Will be taken.
deposit Of 500 viii be required Of the purchaser
at the time of sale, All taxes Rnd assessments to De
cenlber ISIS Will h. paid of the purchase money.
y MiFh h PAES 4; MA' iIN"Lf' Trustees.
w. VI, SMITH Salesman. inn23,27, 20, tehl.i
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GORGE TRUEsDELL, Auetioneer
~ Cos seventh street northwest.
TRUSTEES SAIEOF TWO VALUABLE 4
INC nnI-SLtS AND nI-II.lI Nc IL

TRUSTEES sALEOF TwovA DWELL
GEORGETOWN.
Bv virtue ola decd OF trust, dated July T. 1876 and
recorded In Ibcr $50 folio So &C. OF the Ri records
ul the District ofCOlumba, and of decree passed by
tue supreme Court 0fsaid Dist let the 18th day Of
DeCenDer, 1873, In equity cause No 5sE and at the
request OF the party secured, will sell ut public
on, In front of the premises, OF MONDAY, the l0th
day o. February. 1870. at I o'clock p m the following
Inscribed real estate aud premises situate In the city
OF GEORGETOWN, IN the District OF Columbia, TO wit:
lots numbered twenty eight (2S, twcnty-ninc t2a
irty 900, and thiryone (3l( and parts OF lots mum
uefei twenly.seycn CD and thirty-twO (S2) OF Ho
meads addition to Georgetown beginning for the
same az the corner oflOt tweny-nne tyD and OF Gay
and Montgomery streets, thence running south one
hundred and forty Io) feet, thence east three hun-
dred COO feet thence north one bundled aud forty
llO iec thence Wet along Gay street three hundred
(au feet TO the place OF beginning, excepting TINT
part Of the above described property which was con-
Neycd March 10, 1876 by George r. Fisher and wife to
FRANK burrows, fronting twenty (20) feet on tiay
street, by d. pth OfOue hundred aud forty C4U feet
beginning on Gay street at point 10 feet from the
northeast corner Ola 10 whereOn " laid stone tOun
ulilOn Tor dwelling thence south 40 feet thence
east - eet thence north to the line of Gay street 40
Ieei thence west ~ feet to the place oil heginnlig
Terms OF sale: Onpthird cnsh nnd the ha'Nnce In
one ana two years Tor which the notes Of the pur-
Chas H. secured by deed of trust he promises, IN
hearing Interest At the rate OF per cent per annum,
VIII he taken, the purchaser may pay all cash.
of sale and II the terms of sale shall not he complied
with In ten days the properly Will he resold at the
risk and cost OF the doEaulting purchaser
ian SEWINtd II RDNn. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY.

John SHERMAN " Co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF = sTREET. BE.
TMV,lE;EiN. ELIFfH AND SIXTH STREETS
ny virtue OF deed of trust. dated the 5th day Of
November A. -. islj duly recorded In Liber No SOL
folio 80 seq, one of the land records OF the District
thereby, we VIII sell ct public sale. IN front of the
promises, ON Thu BSDA Y, January 30 A. ID. 1870, nj
o'clock n m, The iOllowlngdesCrlhed property
Part OF lot number seven, in square numbered eight
hundred and iorty.iive. being the west twenty feet
mont of said lot by the depth thereof, together with
the Improvements. &C.
Terms ofsale; Fify dollars rash Mt time of sale.
and the balance IN y D. o. and u months with Interest
at per cent, 60 be secured the properly sold. All
ConNeyuncing ut purchasers cost, Terms OF sale to
be complied with In seven days.
CO LEDERER, l,r.,,s,oo,
GEORGE BAUER, i'"scv7'
w NJ. sMirn, Salesman, la2Deod6ds
CHANCERY SALE PREMISES NOS d8s. liO
~ .ssND Az | STREET NORTHWEST. WASH.
lNGTON, u. G., UNDEH DECREE BY THE
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, IN No. 1850, Equity,
On THURSDAY, January 30, 1879. nt O'Clock y. M,
viii offer for sale at public auction, IN front OF tho
premises, In separate parcels, the above described
property being parts OF lots 10 and H. square south OF
square SO.
Terms One-thlrd cash; residue In three equal IN.
stnlments ut six, twelve, and eighteen months. at
per cent. interest. Title retained until ull payment
nnce OF each bid. ConveyanCing and recording at
purchasers cost.
For further particulars apply b.
JAMES $. EDWARDS, Trustee,
- - sos ID street northwest, city.
T. u MAGqAMAN, Auctlonoer.
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UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue Of writ OF ierl facIa issued out of tho
Clerks Office OF the supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia and to me directed, l will sell at public
sale for cash nj the courthouse door of said District
on MONDAY The 10Th day Of February, 1879. ut II
O'Clock NJ, all the right Title claim, aud interest OF
George n. Rider In and to the following described
property, 70 wit; Fart of square $50, Washington d..
G., beginning for the same NJ point on New Jersey
avenue II feet IL inches from the southwest corner Of
said square running thence with the line Of New Jer-
sey avenue II feet, thence northwesterly at right
angles with said avenue 100 feet Inches, thence
soulhwardly " feet 81 inches thence at right angles
100 feet to the place of beginning, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon, selzed ard
levied upon as the property of George n. Rider 70
satisfy execution No 1888, ~ law, In favor Of Alex,
sharp, FREDk DOUGLASS,
IT, $. Marshal d. O.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtiOnccr, iNal-utI
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3 r Y A MS
ELECTRIC BELTS.
A sELrCURE. WITHOUT MEDICINE.
For all Diseases Arising From u
Loss Of vital Force.

Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Rheumatism. Epilep-
~, Hysteria, Weak Lungs. Nervous Debility,
Weakness, Kidney Complaints, Inpotency,
aud Physical Prostitution.
This improve ment In al, cric appliances embraces
the effective properties of older Inventions without
requiring vinegar other liquid to excite action.
The metals in ths belt nicely adjusted that the
heat and moisture of tho body Is sufficient to evolve
the current of Electricity. They encircle the body
with Electric and Magnetic Influence, restore the
Nervous and Debllltnted and impart New Life and
Strength to the waning organism.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK
has this year awarded A DIPLOMA FOR THIS IN
NENTION, alter having been thoroughly examined
and tested by the eminent Physicians and Electro
clans appointed for the purpose by the Directors Ut
the Institution. Some OF the most eminent physl.
clans of the city have certified To the merits OF this
Therapeutic agent.
Read the following nom Dr. Guernsey No Is West
Twenty.third street, II have used Bryan's Electric
Violate Belts with very decided benefit. In all cases
where conincd action Is required they give very de
clded satisfaction. Their construction lsthoroughly
scientific aud physicians Will find them of great aid
"EGBERT GUERNSEY. NJ d."
JOSEPH SAUNDERS says: MY disease, nervous
debility, and all its horrors uniitted me Tor business
oreign balm and elected perfect cure"
For illustrated pamphlets address
III. NJ. MALOY,
EOS East Fourteenth ST., New York City.
afrIl.i
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THE STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN,
which has been recently built and mrniShed /. l..
Blake, captain Is the only boat allowed 10 land pas.
sengeIS al Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip 81, in.
Clading admission 10 HAnslOn and Grounds :
steamer leave Sixth street wharf DAILY tsun
day eIgVptell 1T C u. m, and returns about u. m
]. MCil. HOLLlNHSWOKTIT,
Supt, Ladies' Mount Vernon Asso llation.
J., /. BI4A T. steamer v. w. CurCOrau. ll-l
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n. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF
BUCHU-

a SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases of the
Urinary OrgRns-Non retention or lncOntinence OF
Urine; Irritation, Inflammation. or liberation OF the
Bladder and Kidneys; Stone In the Bladder, Gravel
or Brickdust Deposit, Brlghts Disease, MILKY Dis
charges, and all Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys
Prostate Gland. whether affecting Male Female, or
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising from excesses or dissi.
toms: Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory, IndspoS
ton g E1eTtion or Business shor!nesS Of Breath
Dimness of Vision, Pains In the Back, Chest and
Head, Rush of Blood TO the Head, skin Eruptions
Pale Countenance and Dry Skin.
IfTHESE SYMPTOMS are allowed to go on very
frequently Epileptlc Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected with organic
weakness 10 requires the aid of nvgOrating medl-
cine TO strengthen and tone up the system, which
HELMBOLDS BUCHU does In every case.
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HOTELS.
THE EBBlTT HOUSE.

ARMY AND NAVY HEADQUARTERS WASH.
lNGION CITY.
Popular prices Board and room at 81 and - per
day. PurlOr and HlCOvc rooms az equally low rates
Bulls Eyes, sixth floor mice roons), $3.50 per
day. The clergy have always been received at lib.
eTal discount Army and navy officers at special
rates, Four iron fire escapes. deCli-
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= 40 Gem, per Hour.
NOTICE no MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.

TABLES REFIrrED. BAH RESTOCKED
On Everything In nrstClass style
octt6m NJ. u, SCh MON, Proprietor;
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TRAKELER0' GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The great dOubie-trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
... TO the
NORTH, noRrHwEsT, WEST AND SOUTH.
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,..... 10 TAXI EFFECT
SUNDAY, NONEMBER IL, 1873. ut $40 A. NJ.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-09-18
DUngan's Religion.

1t will be seen in Dungan's Sand
Lot" speech (?) at the Fair Ground,
that he quotes the Bible occasionally;
but he has the honesty to say that he
is not religious, and he does not want
Mackley to throw it up to him. Not
at all. We never saw a more irrelig-
ious, or profane man. In all the
thirty-seven years that we have been
intimately acquainted with him, if he
has ever spoken in our presence about
religion, churches, preachers, Sunday
schools, or anything else good, only by
way of contempt or cursing, if he
will remind us of the time and place,
we will be pleased to make note of
it. Oh no, Mr.. DUNCAN. God forbid
that we should lie by way of accusing
you of being religious.
We were told that Mr. DUNCAN was
at the Winchester S. S. Celebration
last Thursday. We denied it, as we
had been all through the crowd, and
around the outskirts, and we neither
saw him nor heard Of him; but relia-
BILE man told US that he actually saw
him in the woods, and one or two
Democrats were with him. Again we
must congratulate him on his good
taste, in keeping out of such a crowd.
Some years ago, one Sunday afternoon,
we took a walk, and met our good old
friend L. A. Caudle. We stopped to
talk, and while we were talking Mr..
DUNCAN came along and stopped with
us. We were talking about Sunday
schools. DUNCAN got mad at once,
and commenced cursing and damning
Sunday schools, and swore that no
child of his should ever go to Sunday
school with his consent.
No. DUNCAN is not religious. Let
that be fully understood.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-09-18
The Buckeye Blacksmith.

Mr. Bear, known as the buckeye
Blacksmith" came here to make a
speech on Saturday night, but Cary
and Throckmorton had meeting, and
the other was postponed until Monday
night. The Court House was crow
ded and the closest attention was paid
to the speech, which lasted nearly two
hours.
The old Blacksmith is 70 years of
age, and has been public speaker for
more than fifty years. His speech was
really the best one which has been
made here this year. We have no
space to refer to it further. An effort
has been made to get Mr. Bear to
speak at other places in this county
He went to Gallia on Tuesday.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-09-18

A horrible murder was committed
in Columbus on last Friday night.
Two silly woman screamed, and said a
colored man had insulted them. A
policeman came up, and the first col
ored man he found, he collared him,
and shot him in the head and killed him.
There is great excitement among the
colored people in Columbus, and they
seem determined to see whether any
foolish or vicious woman or girl can
cause the murder of innocent colored
men as is 50 common in the South.
The murderer is in jail. The murdered
man was a man of excellent character
He leaves a wife and children.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-09-18
A Monumental l.i;lr.

Sam Cary stood up in the Jackson
Court House on last Saturday night
and said that although calico was only
five cents a yard, Jackson county
workingman could not buy his wife
but one calico dress a year; that the
poor woman would wear it a long time,
turn it" and wear it again, &c.
While Cary was saying this, there
were workingmen in the room who
were as well dressed as Cary was, and
whose wives look presentable as the
wife of Cary, or any other man. He
lied, he knew he lied, and he knew
that the majority Of his audience knew
he was lying. Never was the brass OF
Cary put to stronger test, yet he
held out manfully, although virtually
acknowledging next day in private
conversation, that he had lied. Such
is Sam Cary!
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-09-18

Last week we mentioned that a
murder had been committed in Vim
ton county. 1t occurred about five
miles east Of McArthur An old man
named D. Y. Benjamin, aged rs years,
was killed by man named John
Sharp, with piece of stove wood.
Sharp had married woman who had
been raised by Benjamin, and the
trouble seems to have grown out of
some family quarrel. Sharp also
badly injured his wife and step-daugh-
ter. He made his escape.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-09-18
Reply to Allen o. Myers.
JACKSON, O., Sept. 10, 1S7

JACKSON, u, Sept. 1O, 1879.
Hon. Allen o. Myers, Columbus Ohio.
DEAR SIR: Yours of August 18th,
to J. K. McClung concerning my course
in the Legislature has received an at
tentive perusal at my hands. You en-
deavor, in your article, to create the
impression that my corrections of
your statements in your first speech
here, were in point of fact, untrue. =
Now let us see what the facts are.
You said in your speech that | voted
against the reduction of all fees and
salaries Of county officers. | corrected
you. Mr.. DUNCAN then said that |
voted for the Williams fee bill, and
you then acknowledged your error
That is fact number one. You asked
me further if | did not vote twice
against the DUNCAN amendment. L
said no sir, that | voted once for it
and once against it. Your own state
ment shows that | voted twice on the
bill just as | said. A vote on the ques-
ton of reconsideration or on the re-
port of committee of conference is
not vote on bill, and is not neces-
sarily governed by the character of the
bill That is fact number two.
Statement number three by me was
that the arrears of Pension bill passed
by Congress was introduced by Re-
publican, and was opposed by Mr..
Rice, until it came to voting ON it,;
and that the bill reported by Mr.. Rice,
contained two provisions, one of which
repealed a section of an existing law,
which prohibited the payment of pen
sions to men who fought against the
United States; while the other re-
quired the restoring to the pension
rolls of those who had been stricken
from it on account of disloyalty, and
the payment Of arrears of pension to
them back to December, 1868. You
said my statement was false, and your
audience cheered the assertion. | now
know, and so do you, that my state
ment was correct and yours was not.
Now sir, those were the plain ques-
tions Of fact between us, and III them
all, ] was right, and you wrong.
| am under obligation to you for an
opportunity to set myself right before
the voters of jackson county. | vot-
ed and worked for Cowgills fee bill, it
passed the House and went to the Sen
ate, when it was strangled to death by
a committee of which the Hon. Irvine
DUNCAN was a member. The bill was
designed to give the people of each
county an opportunity to regulate the
fees and salaries of their county Off
GERS, and it was certainly worth tri-
al. [ voted also for the Williams fee
bill, and it became law 1t makes a
yearly reduction of fees and salaries in
this county of more than $4,000; where
as. your DUNCAN amendment made a.
the outside reduction of only S626.07,
and that reduction, apparent only and
not real. For instance, the fees due
and unpaid in this county for the year
1873, according to the report of the
Secretary of State, amounted to
1851. 20. Every dollar of that amount
must be paid up before there would be
a saving of $S26.O7. The former and
present occupants Of the offices OF
Probate Judge, Clerk and Sheriff will
readily make oath that the amount OF
fees which can never be collected will
be from Three to Six Hundred Dollars