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'.LLL'.S ft CO., MUsburqfc, Tn. * !;>' t* \ u'fi >. Ajlll. i\n ! Iron #>f ; < \ h ratx-ri, K.u'.l \ ) u- 1 r? ?> . ? f% Vmj CUttrri, Lsi f.c. } ?'. \ I AWD CATTL^POVVDrr?.!, '7 ... w?, \. 4* joi>j s* W v V ill ohk1 or prtxent D| iaa ?. t '/ i' C? ?<v/^ bYsry f?>- f\*y ?;. r.y jjlS *if/><~ V * v ?e 'S^ST J2 & *1/4/ * Si *34tr> C kJ %. > N^y /Sl5v^" 'i / ^ * ^r?^e*2iat' w v o<? nr mivcrtiscr hA3 not, n ode It* ndmrtieo!" i iin'i.lior distinct, wa vi ill interpret aud elul/v. ?, ? ?. Mlowt: rC. it. footio, 3r.i>., A' i'.-r of rtMii Homo Talk, Medic*I Oomtnon Sense, t in Rt/>ry, etc., 1'A) I.oxlnKlon Avenue (cor. i ".' ?U Street), Now York, nil Inhitf mi>kn r I > 1 *r,, tro^tn nil forma of t.in^siiuj nr Cfir<"'la I' < ?, ami receives letters from nil porta of tlio Ct. i i . !> Woni.D. It/ is nrlfllnal way of oondurtlne n Medical Hraot t it aiicccm fully frontline numerous palielitM in lnr.ipo, tlm W est ClKliot, Dominion of 4'iiiU'tltt, ami in evory pint of the United Slides. KO ]\L JCjIiCTJIIT AT* C <J* i rorlous driiif* used. JIo bar. during tho rn?t t . \ t> liree years, treated siuooa?,fully nearly or tpilto .. f 10 ssoh. All facta connected with onch earn are >' fnliy recorded, whether they Ite communicated hy I r or in person, rn observed hy tho 1) ic'.or or hi* ne physlol&nk. Tho latter arc all sclciiliUo ?. -dfc.il men. KOW INVALIDS AT A DISTANCE A ro treated. All invalids at a diatnnee arc rctpilreil c.i, wtr a list of plain ijucatlone, v.hh h ellcite evciy s in;>f'?rt nnder which the invalid lafTers. All comi Kin c<iUon.i tr*at*>\ strictly f<>njt<l?nitul. A ? mpleta er-JOlii "f rcffUtcriair prevents tnlval.es or oonfn ion. Icv if ipiostioim M id free, oil application, to r.: y p.irt ?f :;iu world. Hixty naxo pinnphlet of Kviiifscm '? fecrcina, also sent ireo. Ml tlicso lirtiinonial* am ff(fin llio.M) who have boon Vented l>v mail and expii j, ./ a.iVIOK is orkit!^ ok bv ma ii., fiiku op ciiailoit I Ull <m or A.lilriiaj DR. E. B. FOOTE, No. 130 Lexln t< l .. Y. m>x/r<Uo JcV DrThf:s VIMl ItebtTteJc itnd Medical Common. *?cn*e:Al$o J)V/bytes Hcicnct in Story. iirjkr/teu/ars addrxw JfluorwyJ iiiUfciAiijiiiij v^ajjanv fi'j NBW YOfllC. Dr. Borzoi's Trails Uowol and File Fills. Tlione j>illr u 11 li.r.t'ili.lo rcm< ly fur oc.iint-"jn??!?>n *1 1 l?n?V?, OHIHWI l liy W'lKlflH or <1l\>pu i'll of 1 il9 iwiift<ltl<i motion ?f I Ik in.-v. -k T f-y ht* iffy iifMtn t.h? ROtiv ty of i'if> inr.'MlliiAl i*iiOA.. |>r il im fi'tit'i . Mini i-iilicre |nlo- it o-'o 'I'l. i-o i' i|. Inyo been cured liy thoin l'lf S'l i ?il?. , -mi liy it ..ii wlni of p'i.'t. 1'i'P.iii'i no , Uy |' Al.l l;i l> Itf'lCIf Alll)T, L'n tun ACm r, 40'J l oci, i .1 Avkmjk, Nkw Viiik frrir. Or. Djrjfii'j 'JOiH/Oi t l' i'l-.u I ci' HhiVvli .mi Dafidojioii. T'io >.i . . i ' ! r v Vi*./ .'ii'oii hi- d| ?? tuiVo"l ' -U- -II., '. 'l.l . if i'l I f.tvj ? t. in. -i . i .- , r . , ... , at " t?iV 'Jifl'V r, li.l o - * r .. ! lot t ii .I < "Vl-i,!* I t I < li. .. ?. ' ?: >i 'V u 'II Hill if , i re 'J'lti'citifollvjn 1?'I ' v* A. . '. V |J1 li.' || "I d. VlK i?iv. II' (I . J V? :it ini i . .I 'iif o t'l'i i t;iiiii'.n' o i t'i fv atror th i m O" iat f ill v. n<> rinrivr i>iiO|V'4 t i l i < - . 'r ?'i*i i?. l'i to ?. I. ii j i' ro ? . the i . i B# f.> : r'* " ' ' IV".-.ii. o only \j the no 11 o li 11 yt j\ !<] ws.T; T. \V. 1HCAT Y, Kdituu. SATURDAY, OKU. 16, isV(). ! ii? ? J?> a ci.VW 'I IIK LAST MAYS. I Cast uiirbi'a miil Uriiu*-* us llio ino o telliupmee that Gun. 1 lainplon w is in- 1 auipiratod Governor on 1 hursd iy, 1 I, ami Col. Simnson duly quuiifud as! Lieutenant Governor, 11. 10. Iliyne, Secretary ot State, furnished Gen. Wall nee, Spoakir ol thu House, a certificate, under llio seal ol llio Stale, ; ol (Ion. 1 lain)'Ion's ami Uol. Simpson's elections to t!>o respective ol offices Governor and Lieutenant Governor. The next slop will bo lor Col. Simpson to demand bis scat as 1'resident ol llio Senate and if not yielded to him to j bring suit in t!io Siipeeme Court. Thu House iiiid Senate of Congress ou? 1) appointed committees to invest'; , gate the election p-turna lor President j in this State, Louisiana ami Florida. < l'lie committees lor this State are at ! work in Columbia, and report the I most rascally frauds. We learn that. , the ! >i mocr.tlie committee say there is no doubt that the entire Tilden electors o! this t't ite were elected, and we . hear Com good authority that the lie publican committee will report tli.it ilueo of the TiMen elector* were elected, The r.'atioital Homocratic Commit | tee Inivo issued :i card nnnouncino the \ IT ( 1* etioii ol i iiden and 1 Icudriehs. In- ! depend* nt <d the votes ol Floiida and i Louisiana. which is claimed must be counted lor Tilde.?, this announcement is nnule on the one vote of Ore- ! gon cast lor Tilden, The elector In Id i the Coventor's certilicate, lie being I' declared by the Board <d Canvassers elected instead <?' tbe .lis?|ua!ilied post in ister on the Republican ticket. The Republicans say this Oregon vole must not lie counted lor Ttlden, ! at the same time they hold licit it docs not matter how much Iraiul was y perpetrated in Florida ami Louisiana the votes must he counted for Hayes because the electors held the (Jovet-I nor'a certificate. I'resident (irant seems determined i to inaugurate Hayes; he is hitler against every thing that looks like do 1 leal, audio carry out his purposes and put a slop to the farce of Republican i go\eminent, and elections at tlie bal j lot box, he is concentrating the army in Washington. Self Const 1 til ted Mart)' r . It is a little remarkable that when I ever a man makes up his mind to do a violent wrong to his fellow man, or a ^ | community, he invariably seeks to I 1 draw sympathy to him hy crying out persecution, and tiies to make the i j world believe that countless numbers I i ot assassins have banded together and sworn neither to eat or drink until they have taken his life. Mr. Chamberlain in Ids mock inaugural address was so anxious fo,. i martyrdom sympathy that he had to wring Ins wife and children into it, and to put it in a more attractive form and certain to diaw, ho charged that Clem ! Hampton controlled a patty seeking his life. This etuirge was immediately rebuked by the following card from (Jen. Hampton: A t'uial to (lie Public. Com'miua, S. ('., December 7, 1870. The following paragraph appears in an addrrcss of 1). II. Chambei 1 ain di- i , livered a? the eapitol today; " The gentleman who was my oppo ncnt lor this olliee in the late elect it n ; has recently declared, as I am credibly 1 iutormet), tliat he Indus not only tiie I 1 peace of this city and State hut. my ( ! lile in his hand. 1 do not doubt > : the truth of his statement. Neither the public peace nor the life of any i I man who now opposes the consnm- . | illation of this policy of Iraud and vie. . lenco is safe from the assuits o| those i who ha vc eulot eed that policy." I 1 pronounce this statcim in infant frusiy false. Ly my unwearied oxer- , tjon I have endeavored to preserve , the peaee of the Stale, and 1 have thus i Co 111limited to shield lioin lionulai' ' nidi;'nation ono who has proved Im111- ; sell "a disgraeo to Ins liink and a liailor to his tin.si." llis conscience | may make him tremble, but neither 1 : nor the men with whom I not coun-,| I. ucmk o iho hand of ' Ik- assa-sin. I , (-i_;indl w aim 11 ami'ton. i (Ii/iomv Kokkuohinos. ? Konr ?veeks i ago business seemed totako an upward 1 1(1111'. The naval stores inaikets wire reported better and pneos advanceing. vera' of our merchants went lo v i ii h >toli and hoiio||| Hlork.s ol Ofods I w hile others oid* ivd and replenished their slocks on hand. loudness men began lo cast around them for new ' , projects and arr.ingo for more extend- Si d < ni* rprizes At lust alter bting 1 <j lift '1 V, ?Li%LI jiuliT a link ?;lc>u?1,?1? prossion, wasUs >n r n i 11 lor til toon yoars it hoomio<1 as 1 a blight sun ol luturo prosperity, IH'UCO anil li:ll>?lino?? Wii* nl.usit m burst in lull doom ii ly tidy upon uv: Iint.il.iH for short sighted human hopes. . The oup of itio'jnily ig not yet lull. M o loo 11 is not >-?t i 111 ?1 nor carpet bag* ti 1 lo< 1. "Five years of good stealing in .South C- urolina yet'1 iiiul the luiiU ol the go.lb must grind on. The ohoeiMul feelings nnd bright piospoots ol n lew weeks since lire ;?l! gone and gloomy forebodings and inertness in business now broods over the mind and governs the actions Three car loads ol citizens, it. is re. I porte !, leT Sniiiler this week lor Texas i The feeling is growing among our citizens in this county that all who now havo sullicicnv means to move i away had better leave as soon as they j can, lor a few more years ol stay and ! they will be without means to go. For (ho sake ol those ol us who are i compelled to remain we could wish ! for all to stand by the State and tug ii ; out together j vet if a mar. should i candidly ask our adv ice we would tell i ? i ' .mil m *V1! 8I!? III' Hope III'I'I'. Five weeks ago Mr. F. (t. l>nr- | roughs 11.id matured his arrangements ' lor pulling 11 p a large three-story hriok l> sildir.g on lite cornwr next tin* Cumllionso square, he i< now arming- 1 ing t<> go to Texas ami look out a | pi H 0 I hero. Capt. C. (iilhert, who lias ono ol tin host I amies in the Slate, ami who I < > r several years his given his ntleiitiou i to cultivating hay ami raising line stock, his farm this year yielding several hundred tons of superior hay, is making his airangements to give up his farm, in ease iie can't si II it, and leave the Slate. The same spirit is manifesting itself generally and heiot'c Senator I'atiei'MUi's livu years are out we may look lor a pcrleot exodus. South Carolina will ho the poorer hut Texas will ho the richer in the | homes o! our host citizens. (H'?i MilV VOKK I.l/fiMK. III14 liKOOK l,VX lloi.or A t'ST?FHAItl'TI. ! IMisTltl.n I IoN HALF A 'III HATI! U A I l>- > iKNci: i;oAhii:o ai.ivu ? hfaiii of TWO WKI.I, KNOWN ALTO IIH?TUB (ilMCKI.i: V MoNL'MUNT- -"I'll K (.'UNTKNNIA1. All I IoN -SO II > Foil A ROM! ?II F.N. IIAWI.KY'S A I > I > 11 ICS S ? ST LIN WAV ANI> MKINWAY HALL?liNOoF TUB i'l.ANO WAIL [From Oar Own Corresporrtent | Xkw Yoku, Dee. I J, 1870. 'The particulars o! the second null). ! prized ease ol oreinalion, or burninjr >f human remains, known in this .'O nil try ? which was that ol the noted lieu thinker ilaion do I'.dm, whose ( pagan lne.eral rites in this city I : noticed some months since?was just leeupying pal.lie alletilion when New York was startled out ol all interest in inanimate ohj mis hy the speedily confirmed iiimois o| the most hideous holoennst ol lis in" men and women in the history ol'civilization. (),i Tins j da v e\ eoinpr t he 1th insl. during ? p. r- ! lonnanee ol the well knoun,'Two Or- 1 phans" at I he Drooklyn Theatre, some ! e ins as "Mies'* at I lie top of the stage j can oh i lire I oin a gas jet, and in hard- i Iv more time tha.; ii lakes Io write these wolds I lie whole slimline was one j vast roaring lurnnce?so like lighi11ii?uj was l he spread ol the llames. ; The last net ol the piny had been j reached, and there were lour Actors upon ihe stage, ol whom two, .Miss Kale C'laxton and .Mr. II. S. Murdoch are well known throughout the country. During the few seconds elapsing between the discovery o? the lire and I lie grand catastrophe lln*se lour Indies and gentlemen di>phiycd tare coolness and sell control, l-'roin .Miss (. laxton's vivill* description it appears that at til'sl they thought the danger would he averted, and cunse<|iiriitiy went on j with their mimic piny, giving no j signs ol I heir conse.iousiiess ol the: horrible realii v boon lo burst upon : the vision ol iho unsuspecting and- i U nee. I>nt lids hope was only | mono n I a i v Pin. it a ......... served and then the lour actors 1 sprang simultaneously to the (rout oi ! the s age and, assuring l lu* audienee i lh.it there was no iintucdi ite dauber, J is the only chance ol delaying the dreaded panic, told them lo pass j [juittly out. 1 Jut this presence ot mind w as of no a\ ail. I There was a moment's hesitation, and then, as m'cuis always lo he the . use, the lurked tongues oi the lire i proved too much h?r the nerve ol the tssyutblnge, and with one wild rush j lor the en I ranee, t he shrieking throng threw blindly away their one posnidc hauee ol salvation, Xo words could les^ribe the scenes thai loilowed. , With death in ils most tcriible shape j oaring hungrily behind them, toe, errilied mass Iroin which intolerable1 mrror had driven every human airihule sjivu the one instinct o! se|lireservat ion, surged onward to di sruction xvitl; a blood curdling despcruion which no battle charge in history an parallel. Shiieking and tram ding each oilier under loot, the j mrrow exit soon h. canto clogged, iiid front Li at instant every living j reaturo iu the building was doomed * .VVto; DLCLM55EH iO > w mhhwmw ? m V -W??Mi-an L\? u lato w 1.irii ii makes one's flesh I creep to contemplate. >' 1 iiu 11 ightlnl agony o! thai fate, i however, was lUcrcilitlly btief". 1'ioh-I ably w :v 11i11 liltcen ininutoK ol the ?li*coverv ot the flintcs every moid or woman who nail that evening enlere*! > the doolili <1 struct.ire was either in t saietv or lievoml all nosMbility ot Mil i lei Wig. lilk'l was the whole e itastrophu | ending with the tall ol iho building, | thai l!io extent oliho calamity was \ not tu'ii suspected l?y the kui \ ivor*. In wjitte ol me crowd, which reiuaiiieil , all night on ilie scene, no diseovcl ic* ? were made, ami the jocks ol the lol | , low i,ier morning in chronicling 'he | event lej.orleil llie possible loss ol one | , or lwo lives. lietoie I ho evening ol ( l hat day w a* over two handicd eliai red | j corpses lay upon I ho Hour ol the Mor* j one and the old Adams street mai'uei, i ( and sljll the ghastly initio showed no j . signs oi exliaiislioii. L'p to this time nearly three hun- | j dred bodies have been rccoviied, and | it is coiisidcrtd certain thai over that j , number peri-died, soino bodies being nndonbtedly reduced to ashes. Ol the actor-* participating in the play, two, Messrs. Murdoch and l?ni roughs. loiunl a lieiy grave in the hilling theatre. It is supposed thai they j \ went to tin ir dressing looms lo rescue | i In ii valuables, au<l tvetu sulh?caled i before they cmiM lint] iheir way out. , TI.e in' i r ;?|'|?i imt'li of the 1km uii >6 I ills nickeiicd trade, i ially in r? I ill lilies, to a high statu ??t activity, ami i from now to till.' end oi the Iiioiitn | local business piosjicrity is beyond , llit* |towel* of blighting political ililli | | cullies. Tlio holiday display ol this j , )oar is in many rases liner llian usual, owing to the added beauties of Ceil* ! | lenti.il exhibits, \v hull exliiltitots will , to a considerable extent take udvaii* ol tliia oj?|toilunity to dispose of. I * Messrs, I hint it Houghton oiler a ' N maginliceii t list ol iiieiaiy presents, t nirlimIuio their siiinplnous,editions of s I >e C^'dncy, Dickens, Cooper, Macau s ley, tue \\ aveily Novels, and a threat | , number ol new and standard works i , I i'oiii t heir |>l ess. | ?. The Deninber number of that stan* j " dard aim iig American inaua/liies, the *' Atlantic Monti,!,/ is oat, containing even mote than lis usual A'calth ol hi iseellau y, l lie eoul ri but it.ns ol .lames 1 iusscll Lowed, T. 15. Aldrieh, Maiki Twain and Mr. llovvelis being parti-; eularly happy. As interesting aj, page as there is between its covers is (lie one on whieli is liio aiimmnee I iik iii ol their new |torinut ni Dryant ' a work ol art iiiiiIomii with their we'd ! known Long fellow which, like the former, is luruishcd only to suhi.eri* j Iters to their magazine. These iwol i legal.t pom aits ol the fathers ol 1 1 American pocliy should he on the 11 walls of eveiy American home. , (: \\ it loll leimnds lis ol the late titlelion sabs ol tin- Centennial buildings, i that have ? llecltially imole the gleal ! show a matter ot history. As was foreseen, these sllilctuies weld oil' lor! a S'Mig, the whole salt, iiie.lu.lmg the Main tiiiilding, bringing tit the Hoard t?l Finance only about $*280,001). Many of the smaller structures v. ill reappear in various capacities ia other , pliiri s, as cm tagcs m holds nl l lie I lashiouahlu watering placet-, and ilic like. 1 Tlio IVesidenl of the Centennial, i Cen: Ilawlev, delivered a must inter I csting address the oilier night at 1 Stein way Hall, in wiiicli in* gave some I 1 veiy inijoriaul lacts regarding the: j history and nlations ot the great ' i enterprise, which he demonsi rati d l > j ! have tieen the greatest ol its kind yet , 1 undertaken, and which he showed lo 1 have been ol the liisl importance lot mir commercial inline. Tuis lecture, j y which was largely attended, was entirely li'ee, tSleiuvvay nnd Snia giving f. the use ol the I lull without eliaige. I hat tii m eau well allord to extend -j i heir eouilesies to l lie uieiuory oi the j '<? exiiitniion alter the victory which -[ they have won on its bailie ground. ... 1 liey have just this week received and -? pi'11ji>11ed the tinal .IndgeS Ueporl on t heir ex hi t>i i, whieh puts a quietus on o< t his en-ilia I piano controversy wiiicli;'.'; iia* i ageil sinri- l Ik: hi :i i L. Will1 re- V JJill'il lO I 111 f*U lepl'1 l.K ill*1 1*1 v ol 4Voll I ; .J Til 1*1 h" Ii.is lieirli \ ioorolisl y raised t V '* ceil.tin exhibitors, \vlii) himp^lcd ?les- ;j( perately to procure a ievei>al ol ilie v? riliut ol loinnr 1 iiteriiiilioiiiil Kvpoa 111 o 11 s were I lie Slein w ay iiuiiie Inis it 1 w:iyh been pl.ieed at the very lop, lull neillier llieli ill oils io win in open ' compel ii iun nor ilieir subs?<pienl ,j; attempt* lo lieiil I le I lie victor) ol I lie success! il in.xi Miineni lia\c availed an) tiling. 1 lie Judges Deport de- '* ereus lo Stein ivny ami Sons two Medals ol Honor ami l wo Diplomas .j ol Mi rii, aceoitlino to their insirn. nieiils. "The Inchest decree ol ex. **' ?? -llcnce in ail Ilu ir si)'ea/'ioi inin^ I In* ? highest ri'coinpenee ever a?vardtd lo exliibilors ot this class, anil eliilehinjr ,M lecisively tln-ir loriiier liinniplis. ' Tl.ic wl...,.lil ..nt.. : ' 1 . ..... ...... in <111 jii.-iih i- ??< 11 it* Llll' | .. hug lis pule. In nil llio K;ii opcnii J?\(Million* America led i he world in 5; lliis?tlf|? inuu nt. Now, as tin* Sit-in* j v\. 1 \ss have tairly < <? 1 tju*.*?*c-?I America, j ?* lin y ou^hl l?? Ik' li It 111 pencelill pos* )m >>i m 1 ul Uu.' liild thoy have won. So "Lit us have peace." 5i lvADIX. ^ ^ _ I ft' Charles O'Cunnr's Opinion. 1 ( ! (51 A gentlemen o( Si. Louis, as wo leai-ii liom the St. Louis Globe-Demo- 0; crotf wrote lo Mr. Charles O'Conor, ol <> New York, tor his opinion concerning , ib7tt. wt-wjw II f?ir.iww nwwn??ry?Jniiw<<ww?nw ho til nation in South Carolina, ami i tJ vooivod thu following brief loiter in ? i it" oj-ly: Four Washington, N. Y., ) j A November, Ul), 1670. } 1)i?ar Snt?(iibboii sa\s tln-re ih a i i.?? * ? i mill ' 111 ri'iiro in tuv r^unv'HH iii;vp? wi : u i foreign and a civil war. TIim tormcr I h the external warinlh ol summer, , J ilsvays tolerable. ami sometimes bono- t I icial; the I alter is the deadly heal of e\er, winch consumes u illioul remedy 1 * I " he viiuls ol ilie constitution, 1 I do not think opinions ol a policial | . uilure concerning thet law or ihe con- ^ uitutioii ol any consequence. The)" irunkeu Democrat whom the liepnb I' ie ins ?irajjjyjeil 'out ot tlii (.ialena j 1 gutter, besmeared wiili the blood ol j v lis eonhtrynien slain in domestic broil, j t 11111 lilted to a 111^411 pedestal as the i f Moloeb ol their worship, tales ? and ' until a "ical chaiu'o in sentiment ' I I * > tut 11 lake place innst continue to rule I j ? over the proslra'e ruins ol \\ ash- I .l niton's republic, That repuhlio perslu il on : no day that McDowell mov J ,'d mi to Richmond. ? , Yet y truly, t.'naithss ( YDonki:. In Tiiii Dim I'i il ui:. ? An eight. . year old hoy \y;ts irut ling 'i|? Wood ward avenue yesterday, w 11 11 a snow- ! tali struck In in on the car ami laid |( 11 m out. lit* m lered a lew il is in :* i , Ittwls Jlittl st:irU'd oil, lint :i gentle- J nan hailed him and asked: "Why don't \ou go over and lick '* hail,..;?" * \\ "1 hain't l.ig i-i tin H," was the reply. I "lint won't von do an \ I iiing at al'?"' "Not. now. I know who lie is, and j I'll tix the hull laiu.ly. 1 iis. latiter is -|'iMW ,u ,u" l'" C'Oiigrcss some tirtie, tnd niv 1 itlicr will gci on the retiming hoard and coiliil loin into li e nod lie ol la-l week !' ? I 'rcc 1'rcss Siii Ni. avi> tuck?Wo an; glad to sop l.at goon old I iniiy newspaper, I lie N i.w I oick < >iisi-a:\ i.it, out h d?!l\ in opposition to . \liai it c.u .s llio * /'(."'? dtrnl /'"oc.n" ol'ilie oniiliy ? Inlidelity and Uoiiiairsui. Itsiiikos I (.in heavy Mow.- at 111? .si? enemies, and lolls 111? hone.si facts that should he widely ( mown. I',vim j lover of his eoiiuti y that would ! ( posted should read it. A yuoil family , tow spaper is llio cheapest liixuij thai can ho . i joMil, am! we can Ilea,li y recommend the \ o.a N on (/UsUHM'.U as such a paper. &l. 10 i i year post-paid. i?. 1. I lime & Co., ;>7 l'a. k | ' vow , > e \\ 1 l>l'K. -.K-w-.T '.'tri'TT .TP - - '."1" - ?-w T.I'J -TPrrvivifiaaBri Annual Report j Of County (Jo.nmissioneis tor llo. ry G'onn\, In; lisc.tl \eai ending 81st October, 1S<0. ['lie hooks, pap"is, and all mallei s juMtain- i ng tn this Mice, are open to the enquires and \ i i, poet ion of taxpayers. .1. II. N OH MAX, Cl'k L'oard (Jo. Com' -s. I The following claims against the Count v j r a\e beeny audited and passed for pay- I i.ent: * ' i NO. AM'T AM*!* j I I.AIM. CLAIMED. AI.I.OWKl) j 1 1 11 Norton, witness ticket. 1 lA'jt; 40 f:l 40 e 'J Syc lieliamy, iniutiad election 1?V7I (i 50 disappr'd I l !? \V A Cause, witness 1^74 8 4') ,1 40 l r deny .Nn.nli, trial justice S S 50 l 5 Si 1 N a hols, eon-table "/5 7 00 7 70 (? A 11 {Skipper, JSherjlf cost 1 Its,5 and ' 10'.) 70 101) 70 t i A 11 >bippei, JMiei ill'costs 47 1)0 47 00 i t< A II Skipper, " 7^ 0() 7"^ 00 i !' A.ex lioi uin, witness, '75 0 00 8 00 i | 0 .1 11 Noiinan, M 1), mod- * j j ical at tent ion to p ismiers 5 00 5 00 j 1 Walker, Evans ?& (Jogs- 1 weil,; stationary 1876 88 00 88 00 I -'.I A Mayo, boils and locks 4 00 4 1)0 l 4 1 W livaty.clei k couit'7."> 44 00 41 00 IT' W Ilealy, printing " 1)0 00 1)0 OJ | 5 Win iJoyd, Equalization j ? llo.ud, '76 8 'JO 8 20 | i li D l> MeLuM, {solicitor, 7*> 10 On 10 00 ; \ i " " '70 50 00 50 00 t 1 > Dinah llluiit, witness,'75 J 10 J 10 j I) Sain Smart, Equalization . ] hoard, 4 00 4 00 i | Oil 11 loir, roughs, juror '74 and '75 1) 00 0 40 | 1 l I, llaniee, triai justice ' 1 '74 and IS 50 informal i 1 Isaiah Williams, cost. '71 (! 50 0 50 i ' .1 (' l.cw's, balance salery I n jMii.r i.u III i i 1 75 1 75 I 11 i.lj.l ruui::l; j in or 1L 20 11 3u I ') A II S>ki|>|H*l* tlit l jail '70 125 .">0 112 70 | li J .1 \\ Iluliitlnv, cm. coiu't' 45 (0 54 00 i l, I) l.vyao 44 '75 '20 40 20 40 li I, lieitty 44 41 34 00 1.4 00 p J \\ M i c'iiton ti lnl just ice '7."> ami '70 12 00 12 00 p ) \V M 1 >cnt on o '7o-7'i 14 50 11 f?() i 1 !4 " 44 44 11 05 11 05 ? .1 11 Ocrliam, Co. ctp Oil. '75 4 40 4 40 p 5 W Al I in ker, constable 70 0 80 0 80 ( I 44 44 ' 11 80 11 bO i li > 1W\V Ileal y C C 1', 44 21 81 21 81 I p > 44 44 advertising '75 4 00 4 00 ' i ; 44 44 4? 44 20 00 '20 00 I 1 i\ II Skipper, dieting j ill 00 40 40 40 j ?' < ) \\ Alislmw, li lal justice 44 7 50 7 50 p ? I'. 1 11 icks, ci11ibtiU4c '75 11 50 11 50 i l I, .s Sc\M.uis r.-p ii.! j.iii '70 3 50 4 50 i 1 ti l.ong, repairs on sate '70 1 00 1 00 1 1 5.1 II Amman, Cicrk to. ! p < oiiiiin.->biiMie.b '?0 20 00 20 0') 1 Asu ho^nls, j uor'7c.... 5 00 5 00 t \\ c 1.ml.niii, repairs co. sale "id 4 00 4 00 5 .1 II .Not man, w ilncss 74 4 00 4 40 j 1 ) 11 .Noiinnn medical attention to in iaoners ' JO.. 4 0C? 4 0J S Pin roughs ?V Collins, supplies pnoi house 70 43 40 5>'l 49 ) A 11 Skipper, Mie.lu costs 'It! i .... - - - - . 1 12 ! > 1 l Z ID J 1 \? Ue.uy, U U i', i 52 50 52 50 I li 3 ftl'SsI >.1013, ICpui.S Ac on j.ui '75 7 50 7 50 : A II skipper, uicliny jail 1 jj '10 10 00 40 00 1 .. > A li Muppo., Ok liny jail ' '70 1/3 GO 08 00 ?> 1 i/lil IMlgllS (V Uol.lt .3, .311 p plies poor Ii?>li8" 10 52 10 52 > litl riillgtiS iV. UolllliS, sup plies p n i lioiisu <5 18 03 18 03 J 11 Aoriuan, Cieik i/nl \ ( o ( ()iniiilssit)ti(!i8 *75-'70 00 00 00 "0 iJ M I'lioinpson witness '7"> 4 10 4 30 1 < A 11 akippor, iliel y Jail '10 2 I 80 24 M> , I T sV 1/eaty, U ( I , '75.. 0 00 0 0) ) U 1 N idiots, constable 15 0 00 0 00 ' I \V M IJoiiton, trial jus- 1,1 life '70 0 50 0 50 *' t 3 Uoyd, juror 'i<> 10 20 10 00 ji 1 " > '74 8 70 3 70 ' ui I L S Sessions, repairs to I JV court house '70 15 00 15 oo ' w 5 W O fat uini, repairs t<> ,l"il i'' 11 O'j 11 t)j t! \V M Meuton, ti i.il just 0 So disipp'd 17 W M Donlon, trial jus- I lion '70 12 oo ?? 18 A 11 Skipper, dieting jitil '7<> 20 Ho on IS < r NY lianelson, while washing *7<> 1? no lo oo ;<> W .I NYalh r, repair jj^fcU 1:51 oo 1:51 OG 1 " < ' H~ 00 112 00 [2 .1 E Puscnbury, juror '73 ami "7'5 8 4o S 4o [3 Mcaily strand, witness '73 7 4<> 7 1 i .) NY Mishow, trial justice '73 imt'10 21 21 00 13 .1 >1 Nalvey, eonstabls'73 0 5o ft 3o i'i Madison Johnson " "7'i 3 00 3 00 [7 .) \V Hardee 44 '71 !i 00 3 no u u " u 00 0 00 il? Joiry Smith, trial justice '70 11) 5o 1!) 5o 'o J.iuii s l>i itlin, juror, '70 ti So <1 So <\ ("has (iraiuger 44 44 3 40 5 4<> 52 John it Floyd 44 44 3 So 3 80 v', Joint Wil i.uuson 4 4 44 3 00 3 00 ?4 1) NY Oliver, eornnor 44 13 80 13 80 53 D i> McC'uil, solieiror 44 loo 00 loo 00 (i It C Ward, constable 44 0 00 0 00 >7 Walker, Evans & Oo?8weil, slat 10nary 44 11 3o 11 3o SH J il No, man, u i\n?Mi 44 3 00 tl 00 ?U J IS Moore, pauper 44 4 00 4 00 Hi I. N oi ton, luedica^jll poor house cce " 3 53 3 5,3 >1 Ilia roughs and Col ins, poor house 44 S) So 80 80 ,)J S ( Uw ens, Clei k c on t Marion Co " 4 So 4 00 ' '? !> i4' liffi j, ol.ei lit Marion com.t> 41 31 45 31 4.5 11 \V M lleulun, liialj ?st 4- la on IS 5o ht A il .Skipper, iliet'g jail44 11 3o 4? 3o ni.,' H N01 man, Clk il GC 44 id.5 00 20 00 >i .1 11 oioion, constable 4v 2o 5o 2n 60 A 11 Skipper, Siril cost-s44 121 13 121 1.3 ' I '' " 4' 1 10 00 111) 00 lnii K T I.alvis, p in p.i.stagii44 1 4.3 I 4.3 Lo 1 Mis M tJ neat), jary tickets ......44 32 00 32 00 lo2 Melons Canuo.i jury lickwts .-4 8 flo 8 (To hi./ \\ A la'Ssilut, ll lal J 15tiee ...'73 2 00 2 5o lol W" A J as .ant, li i.Juiistlce i^'TO lo Oo lo J)o ln.7 1 W Ueaty, <J (J 1', *4 lit 08 111 OS loll A 11 Skipper, oiel jail ,4 31 2o 28 80 lo< T VV l/eat y, C C T, recording ,4 1.3 00 13 00 ,oS Tlios A Llrow 11. juror ,4 2 3o 3 3o ol) \V 1, lliick, jiny 1 ?ket 44 4 on 4 (.0 10 ] / W llarreisoii, wit's'4 7 80 7 80 11 .1 M Ii.nrelsoit, " * 7 Oo 7 On 112 .1 c l.ewis. Into ling for por house 14 7 no 7 00 1:1 I T l.iwis,j 111 > 1 lekeis'4 38 4o 3> 4o 14 W in 1 Cillili, witness4 4 80 1 80 13 \V li hoj;ils, jury lickels 44 8 70 8 7<> 10 I. .8 Sessions, witness 44 0 00 Goo I 1 W II v mil h, const ai4e 44 12 4o 0 8n ,18 W II I n\ ill, trial justiee '70 iV ,4 3o So 23 5o ll) Isliii llrown, juror 44 0 80 0 80 20 14ii 1roughs iV. Collins. jiil lucks ,ve 44 8 58 8 38 21 .1 1 '1 oilii, jury ticket 44 2 3 o 2 5o 42 1' .1 liurrowiB, 44 '74 4 00 4 on 2.1 (?a he llnx, wit's 44 00 7 00 7 00 24 A II .vkipper 44 -* 44 2 00 2 60 23 (,? (J SingMon. const. 44 10 lo. 12 lo 2(1 J 1C heatv, w itness 44 (l oty 0 00 "2 i I lias .WDeiinit con. 44 3 (lo withdraw 28 Chafe Duseuhuiy w il. 44 0 00 0 00 _".i r, C Smiis. I'oi.siahle -4 l-J Do wiilirh 'o 3(> Alva Ln/. >r, trial just.41 37 5p 4i -1 Mrs AI 11 lit? at y, jury tickets 44 7 lo 7 !<? 32 I, Norton, stationary 44 3 oo 3 oo 33 A 11 Skipper, diet j.iil 44 21 4o 21 -I?? 3-1 W U Johnson, witness44 (5 Co 0 Oo 85 8 i> Moore 41 44 li Go G (jo 30 .J 11 Derhatn, jury commissioner 44 13 oo IS no 37 ! 11 Morse. constable44! 0 oo V 5o 30 Isaiah li II aboii 44 44 8 So informal 3|)(? \V Cannon, jury t u-kol s 41 8 Oo 8 Oo 4o 11 ( 1 it"iiiy, witnt-s:i *4 4 oo 4 oo H 11 W Mnall, 44 44 ! oo 4 oo 12 lloirj Ncv.h. pi i.itmg 44 28 87 28 87 13 Mailt It Johnson wit. 44 7 4o 7 4o 44 L 1) llrvan, Co cnmr. 44 4 o 8o 4o So -.5 limrouglis M Collins |?oor licmst4 supp les... 44 31 02 34 03 4(5 burroughs 0* Colons, jniy tii-Urls 44 130 oo 130 oo 47 Mrs U M uniu, cai l ied to 1877 18 W in M Cox, juror... 44 0 5o 9 5o 10 Anueline. Kuljon, wit's 44 3 oo 2 oo mi An. am ltahon, 8|-. 4- 44 3 oo 2 oo 51 A brain liabou, Jr. 4> 44 2 7o 1 7<> 72.) C Lewis, i"moving p.in|m'is 5 oo 3 oo 53 Ceo howler, iuror, 'i-l 5 5o 5 oo 54 W 1* Ciiili tnit 44 '7') 4 8o 4 So 55 L T Lewis, witness u 4 oo 4 oo 50 J \V tishow, trial jilt.44 lo ,?o looo >7 l* A I'arkei* ^ 44 44 lo 5o lo 5? 58 A\ery Lloyd 44 44 1 1) tin 8 ??o 59 I) W Oii,ur, ^Winner 4> 12 95 12 15 ^ Ho A 11 >kipser, (hot jail 44 34 lo 34 4o 151 W'a.ker, Lvans t Cogswell, stationary 44 (52 8o 02 So 02 W .J W aller, uoik oil Com tlioiise 44 4 87 4 87 03 J II Not man, Clk liCC 44 77 oo 77 oo 0 I liunou jis & ('olilns, supplies for poor liouso 44 8o 01 8o ftl 0-'.lann s (i. illin, j'tror 44 t, 3o 4 Oo <iU Jeremiah . mpii, JSoccaslee^briilge ' 2''oo 2-^ oo 07 W L linek, lumber 8oc?\?stee bridge 44 3 9 04 39 Ci 08 Wins.ow v imViI. juror 'i'4 4 3o 4 3o OS) llenry Casque, 44 '?0 (1 Go 0 Go 70 Da.il 14 11a. dec, 44 44 3 7o 3 7o 71 W n Hardee, 44 44 1) Go 9 Go 72 IS W .alien, 44 44 G 8o (5 no |3 C'li.is Mols?fc. w itneS 4< 2 oo 2 no 14 I) l? l la. ik*i!,igk(*' 44 2o 6 2o i ii J ii Uo,liilai),^p.y cotnniissloUO, 44 looo lo oo 7G <J W llolli.tay, cbeonir 44 31 oo 31 oo 1 f ii L lJeoly, 44 44 4 1 oo II oo ^ ? $.">,IM177 $3,734 47 Tim prist dim debts of 1871, 1J, 'VI and '74 ave uut'il n.inl lie present ileot of tho county is IiM' 187 ) $1,541 0<3 oi' 18 <0 1 o.)l 8J 1 | | t Total dob'. $,-644 .h OPriCK.iloAKD Col NTV (JoM.MUSIONEllT, November loth, 18J0. I hereby eertifly that no claims against lurry (Joun'.y have bum aadiled or passed payment, and oiuv those verified in aceotaneo with ImVrJ^ J. 11. NOKMAX, t,Vk B. C. C. To be cnntiu.iod ? (.some U ij lance.) I.ile Immense ImtoViTi.'s i?y sTAVl.KY ami t|ii-r< nrc jmt Kdili'd in h- oiuy iiiinjueie Life and Labors of LIVINGS i'ONiC. This vei. fn. t?x|jior?r nrna tui.ullK the moat i*mil! tluiiit's < t in century, an.i ml* fiOi>K is no of ilia* 1110*1 v ill lU'.uve, f ii*<j 11,11 liuK. richly lustraied and instructive volume* fVm i?"siie<l. diiii( ihi) 01.ly entire hccI nil tlie 111tp dfc, iti-a 1 il 1 io*is 1,iv eatft'r for it. and wii1?-iv*Kh h?imii? re wanted Quit toy. For proof and term* iU* l ens It ( Hit A IiD It Kt>ti.. Publishers, 7S3 San. un St., i'lnla,. dec 4 At.