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Eatv AdVTao SI M
\ eesrnusldel by tie Luliosien Press As.
ineintina for adopti-n he the publishers of
- .knutry newspapers in this State, in reepting
6.tttisemrente from ad.etlasing asen
Transiet aslertusid.g. one inch, one time
. 1 5%0 earh subsequent time, 75c.
suaec Iwo. 3Uas. Gsos. Pns. 12ruo
Iineh $ S $7 $9 il";
l inches 5 T 10 I:l IF
$ lnrhes 6 1 3) 13 lh lI
4 inl.e 7 11 14 17 - 2,
S inrhes 8 12 1i1 2r1 2.s
S,,rh.s to 15 1i 23 1n
Ile icelses 17 27 4S * 44 ."
I5:,.'nch--s 2: 42 70 51 ^,
.Artcn ,:^d not cflf r us aInytlhing lefts tioaer
('a.l rllivt rcfrmpany every order nrP.-i
tsie hedt -cr,- r yr agent 1 . -,- t" , Io tie -
prwMe to be a respconsille Ipart:'.
Prrfeslional Carlts 1I 00 per annum: 1
fN sit months. $5 00 in advance.
Commuanlatinns mus' rracrh this rfrri v Iv
or weflsr 'Thersllv rini,,l:, if(i' y aI p "'r
in the first i-sue fter tley ar rc*rive*'. s.,.1
_J'---J-.a ertlsements must b Ie andld in he 'Prn
Friday nonn.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR L LIDDELL te -lrs L
plfeifs inal tse vie. tin tit,. vn ole (f R, -
fille anr i F suirrn at ! W no ,itlt, ill. , 1.
TIe Dreor a ill h.+ i,...I is I i t:' e
fotrnmrrly ola e'pi.l Iv E. C. .in I,, -. n,.
la nartula"*t conllier of tl;e ro I..t 1i' , ,. *,,
r at lisi res ilen.e in Rih ii.' e - ' . l
Rslyille, on snmie ailert, 30.0 yarl~ s ,totl.
unlei. prolesiontlly en s" I..
J. IV. 'WOODLAND,
General Insurance Age~nt.
MONINROk, LA.
Representinl the fllowinI enmpanies:
Liverpool & lr,,netm & Gilie,
Phonl of Blrn.kiyn.
Nothl, rtili-h & Merrelntile,
Meranis A Traders,
Lonl, .s Llanashire,
Sel.-tilsh (lson & National.
"The diffe*retoe in the cn.t of thlle RT a I1
the POOasT iniral'rtI as tIut a trifle: l' di:ll
crem i in ae f loss may le aIntrli'lt.t tI
lulakraLp! anol " rsentS h.lv.
JNO.W. WILLIS
ATT'Y AAD Fill t0ll1 iE ll
Itayville La.
W ill rhiultrly attr..l the (' rirts in I:.- ar.
iiae.i of R.bIlhinil ntir Franikimn, anid .l:-e
wilref weli*n hlilaaiae. reigntre I
Lauds bought, said and exclhlan,I:.,
rom'ntshion.
- iUnimproved and inlmproved lhis,!..1 I:ir%_"
or small tracr rlnw tin Iln.l foir -sle.
Thie nimtnpruvedl iia.l ii. c,,verea % 'vi h
varitely of targe tiler, suitalie ili ,,h .i
and sulcicent il qiuanitaiy r nt tils a'.y iuri
pose.
Tihe imprr ve.I landl i" ,nigtll,. t, :tiru ila.
Vat p mlrpo s, prs...-- an  ai I C ,a4 1 i ,,- I h ,
irertlity of whirh is excelleI by io .o.riitry I
the worlJ.
Thse land are onvenirntly l(ortae, wit:i
ientaee os raillrn Is, navagabls strenms.
eehewa, seoils, etc.
Thles perfect. Term, easonabie, pyahle in
ainu ainutallmntnm cheaper for cash. Cur.
reeslpntwaee urliited.
RIeasil. La. Msom). it8s.
G MaD IlUarnv, MD. Wit M BIrntla, MI).
co UR BRUNBY & BRUMBY,
' bell, Lgshlu ..
OGic -at E. W. Thomson's Drug
Store.
WILEY P. MANGHAM.
earWy Putlesuad Real E. *AgeteL
O ncanc AT Tru BEAcoN OFFICE,
Lareville Richland Parish. La.
M P sattenton glivn to business con
. meegad wilth th, ,le
Abaunses ef *Ile.s farnished on short mtice.
Ali ltmatie s ais qlity of hnd iarl
eaR lirp eril Chargese rem nsbla.
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NEI r TO +l@..
ROBERT WHETLISTONE,
A IPSlT3 ANDCOUISF.LOR A LAW,
OAK BIDON, LA.
" es"m of Mossy upon
Smp e iSo t i moants ti o
lYrWmelqldteoe riet and
#S. til pomp'tl aaswsr all
atbwefs I..'
age rtelbls papers pub.
are irsIk'ous sad
t'uas sad special
iLi e I all iuportint
W e_ re- tie Celetn e
gauiw&. sIe Lesesrs
i si pMl. tid~ ar.
Imn eaels a tob .5s
ill liydmaiii silance,
1 vac lll
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I TI;:,".. E T NATALE 80OLUM.
_OL. XXI. ItAYVILLE, IIILANI PARISHi, L\.. NýOVI-:BEIIII ý). 189¶. Y i3t 1 iiE 4.
I,._. _ z : r n ' .'m ' ,- e "' . .. . Ls'p..;' "y
S State C'ba.irigs.
The .' ,vtc ta:,l Fr . h',i 'Ixy
pupils. llandlome new furniture has
recently been received, and the school h
is comfortably located in new Tq:ar- p
teors.
r 'i,e Frr,tinei awarsd the l,le ril,
hen o Mr. ;im C'a=mnint fTr a iv;. ;l1 1I
of 217 ptl, !, of p..rd ,Wrp.l. f:o:a onr'- i
t!.i"t if >:. a:r, ..fr ..:,: r c :ri,. 1I,
.er.fe ,:r, ny n iv : pri,-;nrts in t:c
D 1) .Lnl- 'ailP e jii -- rc colre,' and i
i,1. w . at ,, . ,." d...-n. t c-.",o .t in
D,,,nal.,onvtile last wrek.
Avo)SIt.Ltr.
C. C. Wier hals croen:d a ecLool in
Evergreen. h
\Mits An:rii, Kemnler. a haniso'mt
un ;i lady of le:t\rreCn, w.* roar-4
r;oti t,, , Wri. W ill l'erkin'. of 'T'exa.
on he 1.th. I
11. t. Trnnlr, of the Ihunlkie Bla-lo
hfas l,-en cit' ,dl a de!egrate to tho
M iinlav :l,,'L,,,l C,,nvention in New
4r #1k.tr1 on tht. 28:h awl 2'2Ith.
inkie hatd s.hiplld '773 bales of
Cotton up to last ek. a
AS tMI'TION.
Bichop Durier. of Nathhitoches.
visited As.ut iption parish last week.
The new tire-proof vault for the
clerk's otlice in Naluleonville is now
in use. It is lari,,. ,c'ulre awil hand
:a, ly fin iah ,, I.
A ::lnl.1.:, rtln'e l teinr
,rct'te1 in I'!: in l,.:,lilg f-r M r. G. 1'.
·j;i:ncr, an . W'. C1. B,-:"s h.as con
tra-cte for I.rottvy ' .lage that sill t
I:l ,,: . 1I. .
'!ht ,t*l~i't,; all )S"l 5a { :1 :r,'- i"
dia are being put in good condition.
A. C. Tilley is having a handsome \
residence built in Arcadia. Several n
other buildings are in process oft
erection.
Rev. J. A. Miller, the beloved pls
tor of the Arcadia Methodist church
will be removed to a new field of
religious labor in December.
CADDn. t
The Shreveport city council has
given instructions for the laying of o
sidewalks on Cane, Sprague and Tex- I
as streets.
Dr. Greaves is holding a successful
+ revival at the Shreveport Baptist
church.
L. P. Grim, the street commissioner
of Shreveport, is one of the most
faithful and competent officials the
city has ever had.
C ILDWELL.
The Mount Pleasant postoftice was
destroyed by fire at a rocent date.
A lot of stamps and postal material I
were burned.
Columbia merchants are receiving 1
a good deal of freight by the H. C. A.
and N. railroad.
Trinity Herald: The steamer Prince
running in connection with the N. R. E
'i R. & T. railroad in the Black river
Strade, is doing a good business for the
Sabove road shaping the past week e
r son 600 bele of cotton and 2000
1 saeks of aed.
. L& H. Smith, of Natchez, will
e locate in Catahoula, and engage in
Smercantile pursuits.
cOOUMo0 .A. (
e The erection of the new Methodist
church at Vidalia is progrening, ad
Sthe structure bromies to be quits at
I tractive in appearance
The Concordia Seantinel states that
40 miles of the New Orleans. Natches
Sad Fort 8pott railroad have been
Slooated, ad the coastruction is being
rapidly pushed. A umber of cars,
4etc., have been purchased, and will
rrive at an ea date.
The Lsisaua Journal state that
th Beer llNatioepal Bua ia a eor
taibty r0;00 ha behe subsoribed
beae sitias an d the satepripe
dwerves to pwe a boomang swc s.
as a teeer at the (laiberee esaqe.
Sjle is con'dered quite ,a ag dilim
a to the fa.llty,
Mr. Juosh illingsley is having a1
hnndsome residence erected on his I
plantation near Mansfield. V
A party of German immigrants i
1i :r-:. d IhrI,,gh Mancfiebt last ws.*k, {
Pº,rc.ltr to l,," ('C.4t ,li clion". c;  .t
1(-n- " . " !" v 'I w.cra tr.,:vr'l - L' t
Of I ' rt ,' t, date..
'Tf:o I',; , ,r:,t ann,-,~wtr s the f.i'_
,t" of - F,,* , r & Bro., (:-e of iO,
',,..ttiilt 1 ':ii, i hi,,t::'ae , of M .n ',Iie ,lt.
 a' " IL 'tII(' IAN-i.
The Boys' high school ,f Clinton
wi'i o1en on the 25th.
'Th' prr,!i:e jry of iast ftlV.iins
ha filled a suit against .lori'it W. E.
( n,,,,,l . , rtnd his suritie' f.r $.,1,
1491.i;' for ertsai taxes and licenses
fl,r !,. ,-,. ,;, 8:7 ann1 w , not eot
lt f'tl r aecr unted f, r.
TL.,, 8onthern Watthman repilrts
that the gate reeeit.s for five dti as of
il'0 rlecent fair anlountvl, to alout
The alteriff will ,i--p1ose of a thonu
and lot and a tract of improved land
on De.'emnber 11th.
LASr CAIRL' T.i,.
I
The line of levee at Lake Prlj-i- !
dence is to be raised four feet above
high water mark. I
The present ase.asn:ret of Ia::st
Carroll shows an increase of :"'l. '5
,over 1, .
'rE.1iT O'['(. P. E.
1'i to ,late ;'(d-1- cole, of tl" ,:-;
nmigr'ati'on pam thiets. ,c'eripti e of
the al valt:es, of I::rst B:t,.,n P nu e .
I . Tl'u :, r 1.
\V. U. $pen,.or. o: l~at.t I.,'ge, has
:removed to New Orleans to study
law. Hie is a son of the late Justice
W. B. Spencer, and a young gentle
man of tine attainments.
P. C. Kenten's residence in ward 7
was destroyed by fire recently.
The races in Winnsboro attracted a
large attendance last Saturday. W.
E. Bobinson's "White Stocking" was
the winning horse.
Miss Lydia Ogden. one of the belles
I of Franklin, was married to S. II.
Bundick. of Tensas, on November 10.
ORANT.
About $800 has been subscribed to
the fund accumulated to build a new
Methodist church in Colfax.
The cane in Grant is richer than
usual and the yield larger per acre.
G. H. McKnight has been appoint
ed surveyor of Grant parish.
IBERVILLL
A number of new residences are
being erected in the suburbs of
1 Plaquemine.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
9 band building in Plaquemine.
1ars*A.
The Patoutville public school has
thirty-nine pupils.
SSeveral new residences have been
. erected in New Iberia recently and a
r number are in contemplation.
a The NewIberia Enterpriseannounc
r es the death of J. J. Caffery, Captain
) Wm. B. Berry and Idmond L. Brous
sard.
The Southern Pacific railroad is
doing an excellent business at Thibo
daur. Twenty-five cars of fight
t were shipped in one day lasit wW.
Protector Fire Company No. 2 of
Thibodaux has received new harness,
and will dash to fires in style in the
future.
SHon. Andrew Price was among the
visitors to Thibodaux last week. He
leaves for Washington at an early
date.
Sugar house parties are the rage in
Thibodaux.
SThe Lincola Parish Agricultural
Cleb met on November 3d. Judge
E. M. raham. 8.3. Ganllat and hiM.
Grant, wmee appointed dellgates to
the Agritltural conventiou; that will
be held in Acadia in January.
J ea R. Anderson, after a soeourn
fsveral years in Texas, has returned
to Maoses. to reeide permanently.
* Mrs.Fhra L Eva died in Bes
tep sthe 11 th.
ST'L Clrire states that a good meot
mte q st large nmber of healthy
s in th parish indicate a ne out
"ut i tr.l:, .rP'; ill =,", ;, ce rttin trc. t
: f h- n I ( ,-I t l u i,, , r 2 1 "' .
Mrs. Noi;tn', gin. conrta;irng twentv ft
hales of cotton, was destroyed by fire s
last week. Two gins and one saw
mill have fallen victims to the flamesI
in Madison this season. a
TLe c t ,,n wocr pt. of Boheline'
a:ver ,2"gi ) iles p;,r week.
J. J. Wi'li. , of ikc, ihas removedCI
II. . I. ll crove, of the I';,.rtvu'Pe,
vsitd N\y,.':h e.;": last week.
More new 1 :iilrlinr. and improve
mti:ts iare r,-i,ortedl in ionroe.
Miss Adl.h JIoluing.worth., the
sweet singer of Shirevelort, will give
Sa conucert in Monroe at an early data.
The river is rising rapidly at Mon
roe. and a bIrik busines season is
predicted for the l,,ats.
Tie Monroe l1;:ilting and Loan t
Association met hlat week and loaned
$1000 at 2.4 per cent and v1000 at
-2) per cent. It is in an excellent
cnldition, :in1 is consideredt an inm
1portant element in the devell mont
of Monroe.
Th l'laqaen inies Proctector has
reachlld the corlusion that there is
no fortune in rice planting.
Magnolia plantation will diffuse
9h0) tons of cane this season. The t
ditlhusion machinery was plachedl in
operation on Frilday last.
rt..Jrr crI:E. t
The Si. Mar ic chur,.h of New Rloatl,
has bct: itoprovel at beeLautified.
(On tlic Stonetwal lantation 1l'AI
acres of stulnle will yield 200 hogs
t oftl s, e:ar.
I i
The Coushatta Citizen aano:ncces
that there is not an unoccupied house
in the town.
The Coushatta college continues to
flourish. New pupils are reported I
every week.
RP1?ER
The net receipts of the recent Epis
copal Fair in Alexandria amounted
to $650.
The residence of Frank Blanchard,
near Boyce, was destroyed by fire
last Friday.
The saw-mill of Brasher Bros., situ
ated near Pineville, was also con
sumed by fire last week.
The Town Talk ' as presented with
some toothsome peaches on Saturday
by Master Yeager. An evidence of
Louisiana's wonderful soil and climate. <
ST. I.ALDBT.
The St. Landry ,police jury reports I
the court-house and jail in good con
dition, but recommends that new of
fices be erected for the Clerk and
Recorder.
The St. Landry Democrat believes
that a bank would prove a good in
vestment in Opelouseas.
The total shipment of rice from
Opelousas this season amounts to
19,439 sacks.
sT. marTIN.
There are 5243 educable children
in the pariah of St. Martin.
The Weekly Messenger states that
Alfred Voorhies and family have
moved to Lafayette to reside perma
nently.
The shsriff will sell a certain tract
5 of land on December gist.
Messrs. Greig and Friedly have re
t ceived the contract for painting the
St. Martin court-house.
st. T&xASiY.
S L. P. Abadie, of Covington, has
presented the St. Tammany Farnamer
with the largest nomagranate of the
season. It' measured 14 inches in
circumference.
Cotton receipts are' still large at
Covingtoo.
SThe St. Tammany Farmer states
that a large brick hotel will be erect
ed at Claicorne, opposite Covington,
I at an early data
Sr. ArT.r
Wm. Costello, of Morgan City, won
S$500 in the last drawing of the Lou
Sisiana Lattery.
The Freem Frees aoaces that a
movement to setablih sa ice fetory
a is being agitated in Morga. City;
d $14,000 has alreaJy buen pledged to
th new mterpui~s.
St. 5Uales
The Corinr asmesees that mail
Sfor the St. Jame poto&ee will be
y handled. ~j'th Ter Pacife route in
t the ftere.
.. ... t. . r n V. . ... . '.. . ." . f
an , ti'll r, n .n fr sev..'! -: .,'e,
for the " rt',,,er tf i:al .,.,tiing a:lt :
sirveyivhg the loc:at:'n of the  ,arish,
with a view to the eatl:ali:hilng of tlhe
Sabine Vcstcerln anidl Rt4l River, anl
also the Gaine.:ville and Alexandria
railro.tts. Trhae r,-l.,etiiv' roads are
t( the tI. ,n of Al t\ ! ::ii , t1t1'. !.;
th, rnli'- le awl lot r c ., f i
of Talangnilnlla: I :i !r r i
Hook. & M.1.t n l·. . 1
:ula~ of Colantel it. A. '..iir f.'r ti
tnlanl:fa itor  f turflU ,.:t~h, . it a ..
T]le Merrcatt.' I'roteti P . . i..
tion of Ilotna La. Ltr a o i.l.
anld its ctnil t:ntiCn op e. a r i tl,.
STerrebcl .ne TusI t..
Smiilih' I t ]h i of , onI,,:i i. (", :a
boo1:l. It la W IV 1 asfnil .::ai'H , t:
trl'nIl er l:assl ren r t'o c 't,l. ,l ' fi . at
the eI ot.
ti'ti" ..
A tract of 'lral cohlltaiin.:~
acres will be li-posel of ft tutrsti
scale on It.anlber litl1.
The Sihilih-, Ae:ale.:v has : xty i"u
a ils in attern l:uane.
The Farun.rvili]- Giz'!" itl that
three-fo..rt'Ias of the e.tto, : f tilhe
Parish is still in the Ial:r:I i lf the
fa lrtzers.
i :'ti ' l, L.
ALt i,"It ile Merialio:u.ll: Two· rl:
iatora . ,harg..l with whl.iI i.i l'lzre
(Canabel!. cI vr. wrre givn a Laea:'
ing before Judlge L..l,v ae 1. .:
d'a'. and bound over f.0r *q'l t,!""
before the diitri rt craurt, iawl 1aa ec
under $500 bond to ke.1i, the l.c:ce.
1ih T i'ELI.a'l N..
Hugh Watsmn, editor of the Trir.i '
Hlerald, will a.·sumne charge of the
Industrial News, published at Bayou
Sara, about Decenaler lt. Our beast
wishes for success in a new feild.
Jackson. La., has shicpped 2100
bales of cotton via Bayou Sara, upl,
to lase.
WEST CAr.ft'LL.
The police jury of West Carroll lecs
ordered the jail andl court-house in
Floyd to be repaired.
Colonel C. lI. Ardis, of Shreveport,
f accompanied by his little grand
daughter, visited Minden last week.
L. R. tHamberlin, the distinguished
poet and elocutionist of Shreveport.
will entertain a Minden audience on
the 22nd.
The Minden Normal school and
Business College is reported in a pro
From a letter to the Picayn e from
II. 1i. lanrgrove, its correspondent,
we quote the following:
As the stdatement has been made by
ithe press and repeated throughout
Louisiana, that the increased aissess
able values for the State for this year
.Iwere $16,000,000 greater than that of
1888, it will be ptoper to give the
correct details by parishes that ita
full effect may be appreciated and the
[slight increase in a few parishes may
ebe known, and the inquiry as to why
they were not up to the standard of
the other parishes where large *dli
tions were made. The following fit
Sures will prove to be approximately
r correct and are made usually from
* the tax roll:
SOtlesat parish, irnnrea. ........S;CS0i5O
(CIUdn parish. i.lrere........... 1149002
t St. L.an, ry pasish., inrelase....... ilaoooI
Bsieer perish. inertrie......... 3.2976 I
('latmiiae prishL, inweal'........ l2nfl I
Calehsiee paril4, inwtene ....... 240il0i0
Rapidr! pardas, teeise ......... ,6514I
SUnsn. parlih. incrwes,......... 10000
Fa.s tuen Reasse pari.hu unerwee 26430
Llkml prish., insreew.......a ai0l(i
d River tlsrih. itacrese....... - 9571 I0
Winn prli-h Inrease .......... 1.4 l
lWeise, lperish, inlr.ease....... G(6io
DelpE.r parish, inreae.......... 1440,
a Avryelia parish, incrcase........ 141180
Ss Mary perish. increme......... 33000
SaUe. perish, irese.......... . on
sqnon lperish, harma........... 1926.20
;lmeesen persh, inerease........ .450to
St. Teemeny parish, on:reew.... I.KO 0
1i. James perish, increse........ M4214
a rst Carnrl pariah, inrease...... 21i85
Vermition perish. inreea,........ .f.7 44
SWeer Deaon Rnags perish. incree'e 22335
If Cll imell prihLb, inrease.. ..... tg90Q
, Tamlnpalrus piarkh, ircr¢ease : .... *5:,Out
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itre'at it ' I .., , .:th :. ol lt
wor Li l'1 a n col
I 1i.. .. n? i: . t.. r1 larl a.I
partty %%i,,, i un 'rv.teed a, th', l,.r
ti
fire it i !,kt to l.al ixi'rett tou make a
nt uie T ci.,t it. v' I, th ratoe.h : ast i.
fichti' of I l .tl other P ilet in
alwere ale al ei iti., l (:f pI"ropert tie
wa gr,,le. I,. ,lieu a uniformity could
Le man at-. uatdeh . thi- nt ion er'lr ti
ti
Mrty \1,,, rivs i:,rt..idlid taerey chr
,re it s l. t 1 .re ta e a
It ise a Wei Lit. fat. th- t a larie i
ter--to.it: al. n al-ani therefore ol
seeoll onlyIet0,, ar T-e-el at a shere lt
It5 pie acre, e i l nw n Wat t t atn lre
in
differen,.p in eah pariah, as traneltor
tia.iont a il market facilities would 81
ellect its real val:e. * * * On
the Ouechita river the rate is not
known in Mnrehou.,e, but Ouachita 'r
parih ib I s thal $`23). while in
1ahllill it is $:i per iacre. On thev
low lands betwleen the Ouaehita and
Mississippi rivers Richln,! parish isn
asse.ssed at $10 per' acre. On the
Mississipp i river East Carreoll is as
Sessed at $tQ Ier acre, Teneas $10 to
$35 per a rte. while fin West Baton
tRougete it erage rtis 5 ther acre. 0
Tis cla e of lands in the Yazno delta
trin MiOlit i s a te i, legislative stan-t
dari valtied at $2,-) per scre. Misai-r
ture estabis heds a stantard ad uni- n
form rate. The following ins tOhe law:
the differont cont ielr of the State:
oeseI.1 e it enacted byo the leis
lature of th e State of Mississippi, That
shereaft er all lands subject to taxation
in this Stae ,shall be taxed according
SThe counties of B hitar, Coahoma,
SHolmes. ].I.qe,,na, Loflor.', Quitman.
SThe conteries of Adams, Chaickasaw,
I inds, Jeffrrson, Lowndee, Madison,
SI Monroe, Noxubee, Oktiheha, PantoLs,
ro Tate and Wilkinson, aball constitute
Sthe second clase.
The counties of Alcorn, Attala, Cal
Shoun, Carroll, Choctaw, Clarke, Gre
nada. Kem.er, Lafayette, Lauderdale, t
tj Lee, Marshall, Montgormery, Tippsh,
SUnion and Yalobnsha, shall constitnte
' the third class.
The counties of Armite, Benton, It- I
Sawamba, eaper, Lawrence, Leake,s
Lincoln, Neshoba, Newton, Pontote,
P rentisa, bankin, Scott, Webster and
o Winston, shall constitute the fourth
1 class. I
The counties of Covington, Frank
lin, Green, Hancock, Jackson, Jones,
Marion ery,Perry, Pike, Simpson, Smith.
' T:,min,,, and Wayne,. shall coesti
Terms of Suscrition: . c
,r ............. t
e.:r., the ,..ixth . -" a, -
r ., ý" t. b. I; u lt. : i ,` 1:: ... t . '"t,,"
ad the . igt pa aly . e a :
 a't: , t. pera.: ,t.: .
Sat $1( per a ere, the (, e '.ir l' .1 ,
t." : 13 per a:r e. tie thir. '
:L, e re, 're, the f1th .,rt' q,..
itice, time aixt.h qiua:lity as (2
t , seiinth quaity :at : i - '
ant, the eight qudal ty .1t t e : ý . .
'i:e frs. t qruality of hand. i.
N. $,at Ie t! r acre, tLe ,ecor., , ..
i' a.t ý10 per acre, thl e tird , ;..1i .
at i per are, the fourtlh quaui ":
;: pe r tacr e , th. fifth qu atality :t : .
e. the sixth quality at $2 .'
the i crntl, quahtlit at $i .er .a"c.
annil the e ti lt quality at s50 cents r.
The , ~rs. quaity of laisr i:,n c.la
No. ; at V `'1 per rer. tLe ,.econd q. .:! -
S.ily .t I0 ,e ir aere, the third a;t-.li'
lat  per a ire the ftOurth quap. tm.ie
t, pr cre,, the fifth quality an t3 1e ri
are tle : xth t ality at $2 per acre.
the s te.th u hlity at 1l per aqt'r
eit t rl eit ,h i aliy a t (1i centli.,
* it I. t oiy f l,an i s ,rIta .""
N, .t i .ts :1 r acre, the Fecund qual
. at ; ,.r -r , the. third .iq.utit."
S; .. i : ro.: the fourth ,I:p:;v ll at
i, r tns ter , t fif.. quletl at.ra 1 ,er
• -"re, t a: x th u lity at /2 per a c-re,
ie e e tie all i ty at al per .rist
i:nl t t i,:th i s lt;a y a, t .,t l cents ,er
1 .r , :"r t ler, ae f th q"r ality at !Pr
te:tinou of tach lansa, rt, ton def no
, t :e i ! q a ity o all :t.e t ir ity tbcri.
hen le.eh ,t lani " and .1 I:.r t.nfro
:ttion o 0 ; ", lands ,|  t rleant lltd er e"l "
th,:e tr t r l u:erulthe tland ini t tli ,
seeral counties according tho he ,rin
cirales f thi s act; and in determining
the heualit es of the lands in th ier
ent cl sees, the assaesment shall take
intoeir consider, tiohe tcharacter and repu-nts
to naigation such lands, ad transportation;
th section hall appthe l ands, withc
everin any incorporated cities or towherin.
eir leto any thillae or store in thing
Sec. 41. B. it farther enocted, That
in addlities of tLhe lans in the dreieor
required of sathid assessors, theyall tshake
valueinto considerall lantionds the improvements
to navigation and transportation;
provided, that nothing contained in
thereon in rhall ncorporated cities ton
towns a an lso all villages, wherei
lands ana improvements erleca ii.
vaie the first quality of land in tlht
county so clolased; and if there be any
lands within two miles of any incorar
orated town or city exceeding in val.e
the efirst quality of lands in the coiuen
ty so claaeed it shall be assesed alt its
real value; and in assessing property
under this ectios. the assesor shall
acqitunt himself of the value, accord
ing to se'tion three, and shall sesess
said property aeccrrding to the best of
their skill and julgent an d th,
authorities ,,f all in:.,r , orated town4
aid cities in this State be and are
herelv re.F ired to Iave lro.pre, and
furnished to tht ,.'.-: k t" tlhe bocnal af
sujperi isors w ithin ninetv ,aysof the
passage of this act rlts of az;d4 tCw'se
and cities, noting the streets, squares
or block;, anu lots and subdivisions-sf
the same giving the names of the
streets and numbers of the blocks and
lots for the uie of the assesors of tl.,
various counties in makiug asseas
mets of the real estate in the towni
and cities, and for failure, to comply
herewith each member of the council,
shall be fined not less than 100 ,r
impaisonment not exceeding thirty
days at the discretion of the circuit
judge, nFon complaint and proof of
the clerk of the board of bupervistrs
See. 5. Be it further enacted, ihas
if any suse.sor shall wilfully -.
and ceriify a fialse return: o0
knowingly omit to determine the
itv of any person or persons or
corporate within said county suY'
to taxation, or shaH fail or refost4
execute and pefor. any of the dq
required by thii act to be perfot
-by him, such assessor shallfof
pay the sum of one hap
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