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' *" . of * Advertising Rates,
'Im. ml Ay ".. 'Si$iaih Pres. A.
r adnpntim h_" thle pnhlish.r of
m*qamIpere its this Sear, in reteltijg1
n hos from advertisinl auent:
.ietl advertsi.lr, one inch, one time
gaih sulmneqmnt tin: t, 75e.
SIso. 33xs. 6uoa. 9wns. Iluos
i3 $5 $7 $9 $11
in 5 7 16 13 I;
*e 6 l0) 13 IF I ;
S 7 I 1 1' 2
A 12 16 20 .2
I0 15 IS 21 "I
'g 17 27 95 44 51,
S23 42 t)
nerd not offer tis anIytlirng lci I!4an
rat,",
mirser e ent t, knownc, to thle uro
S+ 3e a respons ib,! l irty,
hmr. r "- a u..
m rtrrtatimil r ,,s ar.: "to
Ifo,e Thnrs l,, monrite Ifo h..y ns; ,.,
fite ,M i*Sn fter lthey r rrl.ived, s,.l I
•ri*ensenm muls be mhanded in before
qy inoon.
St....lef
?ROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R L LIDDELL termdkrqs )hi
easoigl mvmersm to the rpeoTle of Ins
Sanl surrumnling neimhlb,riml.r. 01
ie lnrc r ~ ill he (r- . ,l at his "i.cmr..
erly nrmmmpierld h E. C. I.mC,ront,t." 6. n,
mototlis. coriner of the clurt I.It,, ou ,". ..". {
t his residence in Ri,y,, .I' a0t.-, t
itlel , on same "'q.",, rto y)*r is :s.o I.
*s ploueiS-ionltiy cr.:::. .t
SV. WOODLA1ND,
General Insurance Agent.
MONROP, LA.
..presening the foul',sowi con:Ia,Ii,.: 'i
Liverpool & I.onmd,n:, & Gi i)e,
PhQ'nix of Bronliyn,
,N,,tit Rlii.h & Merramtit., :
Mnle,im..,e & Trle.rs,
ish Unimn!l & Nt:on al.
o:rnV e ill he cIO tI i'!l mIlr iT r "
i'qmn cet of loss ruay be ,it.et .
inlkrupt you "' ar m I
A'Yt.- . FlLl/11If Ilfi v
TNOM, WILLI S
Itayville La.
W'ill rem tlarly att.,' l I thi ( '.rm ' to 444 , t' iI
1i e te in · T , hiald anrct maik;,t, aold r!-
Iwlere mlle Iallliness requires
Lamlle bomught, sold and exchaglm't o::
cours,, irm.
L'iUamproved and improve Iandsl in :,,lre
sr emall tracts anw oil hndI for -ale.
The nnirampruved lamd i c'ivi.red with no
liiet of large timnter, sunimlse in qua!mti C
aelt in quantity for atmiL ostm y pur- tl
Tb. ime ved hant is suitable to agricmltt. b
pal ps p . poses'hing a mtar sli mly soil. ti.e
fmrtihIy pWib is eIrlled by no country I
the world.
Tllta Irsoareoovenienmly located wt'b
IreH lncl rmilroa Is, navagableo lsreani. d
elaimbel hM l a, ete.
eims. el, m iooI, esc.
Tidte pr . Term wreannmble, pyable in. I
eala ' tew r chealer fun cash. Cor- o
glased sojiettrde
",nat., . may. tie v
W . " BRUNsT, D. t
pXl IBRUBY,
at E. . as Dnug
Sto 6
-HAAM.
n!e"e Pbainid Reat E *Agpet.
Ossvc AT rTI BEACON OvFICL, r
flayvi le, Richland Parish, La. c
- amuteamiam Irieo m bainea eon
p4WS safhteaieea ed oa short notle. O
ii.i4d a.qIlity o" tenl and m
_ ngT )HE1STONE,
'ItOUIYtSFLOR Ar LA~ W,
OAK BIDGE, LA. 7
no ospeeion Fre pniI
q... *Y Srm of mIm Dtrimot and
• " i I pompmly amrower all
S."Nob6-1 d d.
tieo a sbmS or t..' (
:J4 rallabl papera 1.1
M JIrlinn and 1
ai the moews witbont fear r
Press sad 8pecali
ea r all aimportant
Rews; ite Conn
Repeats are cowpl't. I
mtadaud ia Itr Lrtters 1
ead rail ad the
.t Pmal Riers.
oeis Moere Dava
Imats.ad oteresse
t r l iae.:: *s s lacent.
in ri:. 'din "
°ate etmCt:mm * be ead
* r aadks3 #w
* ~mPzr~
far. 1· 41 rb
*L D.*3m
LIBDERTA.8 T NATALE BOLUM.
RAYVILL_, RICIHLAND ARISH, L.. NOVEMBER 30, 18S:).
VOL2. XXI RAVLE RIILN PAIS! LA. NoVFII1E 3d I8_ "~_ ~u ~-~
St.e CGleanings. -l
[Cui.e J I.h... tih. L . !.V.e . , A
In
'A '" T . k.
Thfe lI:-rn I" ,bMi fi. : I ,s' ;:
re -t .r" t I -, nr , e ll; ,. end t. :<lo .,! 1.
1 t. - to'.
'' i e S t.t' C l. ,\ :l ; c ,lne ril,
SIon 'o Mr. 4:. 1 ;r; fr a v/il i e
ef 217 gallr.i rf -<.... ::ý- r: one
Stlhird of an ucre of sugar e., -.' j,
Af tT'E;:T"l,.
T There are ornl" vai ,ri oners in tL.r
Don:ldcrvilli. jiil--is-e colored and
one wnh;t .
.,u t. tM. t i . r .it, ,f Nt-w Or
.. :I :, 't r.:i d i-ct iict court in
Dcra,iJteonvilkc last w e.ek.
A VOYEl.I .V..
C. C.Wier La: ,Tpner, I a chotl ir,
Evergreen.
Sung i. rf L ; ,cr.:1, , wet+ iar
I i To t I :n.: , l (' 1:3Tii:i rl..'
I I .. t1 1 . : a
t I l-f. f-r, :.. i . vtt t. . .
Gil mer, and W. B. Bugg, has con- n
' tract..t for a Irctty . ittage that will
a be completd by MAI. b
The streets and cr.&sin si of Ara- rw
. dia are being ,'ut in good condition. 1
A. C. Tilley is haliing a hand-bozme
i residene built in Arcadia. Sei. eral n
other b:iildings are in `rprcess of
erection.
Rev. J. A. Miller, the beloved asn
tor of toh Arcadia Methodi r tt chIrchl
will be removed to a new field ofy I
religious labor in December.
CADDi. t
ig The Shreveport city council his
givtn instructions for the laying of o
sidewalks on Cane, Sprague and Tex-! I
as streets.
. Dr. Greaves is holding a suiccessful
revival at the Shreveport Baptist t
church.
L. P. Grim, the street commissioner
to of Shreveport, is one of the most
R'd faithful and competent oflicials the
w city has ever bad. e
caL WELL.
The Mount Pleasant poetoffice was
destroyed by fire at a rocent date. I
A lot of stamps and postal material
were burned.
Columbia merchants are receiving r
ua good deal of freight by the II. C. A.
and N. railroad.
running in connertion with the N. R.
- R. &T. railroad in the Black river
c trade, is doing a good business for th
d above road sheaping the past weesi
at lsome 600 bales of cotton and 2000
lal sacksr of seed.
l R. E. H. Smith, of Natchez, will
:t locate in Catadioula, and engage in
mercantile pursuits.
ei coconOuOA.
rne The ereetion of the new Methodist
Seharch at Vidalia is progreuiinssg, and ,
o the strndtnre promise to be quitw at
ed tractive in appearance
The Concordia Sentinel states that
40 miles of the New Orleans, Natchez
rer and Fort Scott ralroad have been
located, and the conatruction is being
t rapidlyi pon4 A taphewr of eare,
M htr., have bean purchased, and will
Sstrive at an early da.t.
S Te Louisiana Journail states that
0te Heoewa oIltoeb Beanlr is a ctar
S .y; 500r hbpr bee aenubsoribled
- rib *e m.isseam a thel * +r Ipi
t s l bee sa . .ee
-. -
<. - - :+'
C . Ni1to!l h!lts ap . inted Dr \V. .1
,.':" i tIl l-lte J. S. Th'litb ui x oi the
-.., dm re.: r cd,' P:',-_t. it oin l:;i la
.I.. " o r.e'-ar '.:n: ihid . nmi
A p'.y (of Girrman Itinli.ranltl in
[.wr ,i ,i:r.'ungh M..-nsfield last week,
err, tu to the iitii.'lic 'ro!k-n , eight
;!Tc dita :,t, wl,'te they iutand to .
L ' ' I:.' received 800 liak!c.: to
r :. c to uilt I .
'Flt- i,..: : t a .u i ., the fail
Ire cf P. I; l",.sir &A l ,, , n , f the
Ic-aiiug ba.iness howue, of IMn :.1!!
1 E.iRT I .ICIANA.
'it'e lys' Hligh school of Clinuan
wil open on the 25th. ...
ie'l- .' .lin e t ,ee at T, i' " \ I.
Il ~r t. -, ,a a .. .-t f 1 - , ' -
-: . ii 'I r rt.: . .'t : . i, .- 9
EAST rAToiN rv i I
b1 1. . Tun ar ,..,
i removed to New Orleans to stutl
Ie line is a son Of the aite u1tice th
r ?. t; Spencer, and a young gentle. in
1'man of fine attain,ents. of the in:
!ui.i rati o n pw : i -r e,.,: . 'es."ti ti of9
IP. C. Keainton.s re-idastce in ward e
The races in Cap in horoe attratenied ahe
E B.B aions er, Whitf Batockinge was to
the winning horse.
re:,:ovedl to New Orleans to study
lw. e is a Ogdeon one of the late Jutice
of Fr. penlincer, wa married young gentle-to S. H.
- Bun ick, of Tfine attainme Novets.
ati
I'. C'. Kenton's resideile in ward 7
was dt800 hroedas bfire recently. subscribed to
r The rcanes in Grinnoro ttrichrted a
f usualarge andan thce yield larer per are. .
E. _,l"einson's "'White Stocking" was to
the inH. Ming horst ha been appoint-e.
s A number Lydia ofden, one of the beles are
ob Frankin erected marrin the to S. H.of
IBundik, of Teneas, on November 10.
Work s pro hs been subrapcridly onbed to
the fndn accumuin Plated to build a new
Methodist church in Colfax.
The cPatoutvne i Grant i richer thans
t usual and the yield larger per acre.
thirty-nine pupH. MKnigt has. been appoint
ed surveyor of Grant pariah.
IBEUnVI.ILE,
A number of nnew resid ences are been
being erected in the suburbs ofand a
Plaquemine.
nuober are is progressing rtemplatidly on th
S'and building in Plaquoemin . Brous
n The Satoutviihern Pacifublic chrailroad is o
dau.thirty-nine puilsv. car of freight
w ereted in e Iberia reently and a
Protector Fire Contemplationy No. 2 of
Thibodaux has received new arne,
eand willth dash to J.res in style r. Cptin the
SHonW. Brr Andrew Price was among the
visitors to Thibodaux last week. He
leaves for Washington at an early
date.
ill Sugar bouse parties are the rage in
Tiibodauz
at The Lincoln Pariah Agricultural la
Clab met on November Ud. Judge
Il .L Oraham.8. J. Gallatt and 5.
SGrst, were appoiuted delegates to
thieragriutllura covee tiew thatiwilL
-i MieAadi& la Janery.
j,' I ilrd nn I)e: mler 21-!. a,
rs o!, l-,~ , gs .i:1. fcnt l:i:ug " t, ..t fto
O : f ,, ,tt n, w t..s ,-.ir, .:l l,1 :1,e
Ia- ;,.Ek. Two gins and one sa1w- ti
mill lave fillen victims to the flames
in Madison ttis. season. t
The cotlon reeeipts of Lubelilne to
average :.J bales per week. th
J. B. Willis, of Boyce, has removed
to Ratc!.itoches.
Ht. U. Hargrove, of the P'icavyune,
visited Na'ch:t,tches last, week.
O 'Ac!tiTA.
an
More new buildings and improve- U
ments are reportdl in Monroe.
S-V A l,:h Ifhllnr.ý ,, th, t*h
foil
I LThe rier is iriinls ra itllv at " Mn
rue, and an Ltri Lu.-iaes .eason iI
jre ictedl for the l.ats.
ihe Mourtoe I' ildiihg antd Lear, t
. :: " ' ,-r ' a. "cahd tiltiJ at iT
' ". r c sct.. It is i: an excellent
c r.L:ion, atl id cnsidered an in
.,rttant element in the dcveluurment tr
if M1Mrie.
, il
The '!aq,'uminac. Plrotector has;
rco"!,1 the c'e!usin i S that there is
rt,. f,rtune in rice planting.
:M!agnolia plantation will diffuse
9'i r) tons of cane this season. The
i.'t...:sn tu:&incry w.vas Placed in
,p!eration on FLri'lay l0.t. ltl
p
PtI:'TE c'o trlE. :
The St. Marie clhurch of New ,oiads
has been improved anl beauti lied.
On tle Storiewall plantation 100
acres of stubble will yield 200 Ihgs
head of sugar.
In
RED R IVEr ..El
The Cuushatta Citizen announces
that there is not an unoccupied hlou.se
in the town.
The Coushatta college continues to
tiourish. New pupils are reported
every week.
The net receipts of the recent Ejii
copal Fair in Alexandria amounted
to $65o.
The residence of Frank Blanchard, tc
near Boyce, was destroyed by fire
last Friday.
The saw-mill of Brasher Bros., situ
ated near Pineville, was also con- 01
sumed by fire last week.
The Town Talk vas presented with
some toothsome peaches on Saturday
by Master Yeager. An evidence of ac
Louisiana's wondlcrful soil and climate.
ST. LANDRY.
The St. Landry police jury reports p,
Sthle ort-hl..:,j , ;il in uojd con I
dition, but reommen tl
fices be erected for the Clerk and
Recorder.
The St. Landry Democrat believes g
that a bank would prove a good in
vestment in Opelousas.
The total rhilment of rice from
sOpelousas this season amounts to
10,430 sacks.
sT. wArrTn.
SThere are 5243 educable children
in the pariah of St. Martin.
The Weekly Messenger states that
Alfred Voorhies and family have a
1
nently.
The shasriff will sell a certain tract
Sof land on L)ecembner 21st.
- Mesrs. Greig and Friedly have re
t ceived the contract for painting the
St. Martin court-house.
f t
ae. TAIwwAk'v.
S L. P. Abadie, of Covington, h-s
piresented the St. Tanmmnany Farmmer
with the largest vomagranate of the
season. It measured 14 inches inu
circumference.
Y Cotton receipts ate still large at
Covington. I
SThe St. Tammany Farmer states
that a large brick hotel will be erect
ed at Claicorne, opposite Covington,
I at an early date.
, .r. mar.
. Win. Coatello, of Morgan City, won
S$500 is the last drawig of the Lou
h11 lin Ltteir
The Free Pius eaoam that a
oememt to esbluih s see factory
a is i .t sgtad i M - a.City'
$4A00 KXhmas v begs pledgsd to
. the m ainwestee
.~ uh ~ t mallr
-, L c. ~
R .tl-ine .. 1' 1 . : W :4 th o, .'''
'thi" ;I:i'e ot "1"t . H is v,,w in t!"1,
and stii ::'.:1 t " .'t'. ` ý"
Sfor 1th: ' !r1u.e ,f i:.i. ' "
ut:rve i:. the l,: .li, ,,f tht,, ?,.; i: 1. .
S· itll a view to tI r'. .!:,li, i-n ,' f i t
. 8.Rtine W e1tern .,..1 ]I.tl Iliae,, arv.' .
at.-, the Gai:n \i:e , awi N,,x't wh i
railroad.-. hii.:- a -1.' ive' r,...b- ir l a
cor einr.jlte t:iton 'l',xas awd l d,, til ; 1..
to, the town of Al. a.lrna, throna. I
the middle ant low ~r..,i..s :" o.u .
Sari= . :..
[ira
t ll:uanmt n ad.'.: 'rTI l , :t.1t '
of TangipaLoa p:i ieh f tr I
9fmlouns !to' l,¶1.52r, I, 1 ai. a : .
TLe \Me.1'o . 4l t- Pr:r!. 1 . at . iA .
tin of I l.*. T L:, ,- a.. .. I. :r.... .
" dI lul i it ,enin:it m.u l l c.t: it. i .
fot
l ea i l, i t e,. l itv i . i:Tw r t.n"
lt for s-te rae T1i th hiin .ierre b
,uith'L lw lIIv .n P hear- a
boom It ', Jul'"e L]ab:.c .e li'ti ' tl. r- i,
Liat!, nd banl o fr "sir:e
I t FELI.I.X.
Ad . trHact af I:n, ed:it .,r of ti:eI in i
Herales will . sdiru.d at t;te'rti in.
iale on Dee'mbLer 10th. ur t
l The Shiloh Academry hi s s:ite In-!
pils forin atenda . i a fil
J 'ls t. T , ,.. r \'elle laz :atilrstte tat vi
thalree- of tthe ctt.ia B.rop f the, ut
parish is tiollie j of the hla of therro
fart'ter,. va
t -'1+1:\aiolO ý. fol
) Abbeville Meri,lio.l:al: Two r:igu- I m!
lato{.t, charged with whipping Pierre be
('aml'bell. colored, w,,re given a hear- a
ing bh"fore Ju lge Lab -,:ve las! piltur- d
day, and bound over for ppT".ra:,:e ca
ordefred the il stract caurt, and placed
e lounder $500 bond tir keep theea.
WEST FELIC'LX..
o Hugh W.l:esn, editor of the Ttinity p
Herald, will assnuue charge of the.
Industrial News. te ublished at ek.ou
SaL.a, about December in, the Our best
wishes for succesg in a nw pro-ield.
greackss n. Lan .. La .ouri hi4 .edn 2100
bales of cotton via Bayou Sara, up .
to dase.
re'
WET CAIn 'IL. Le
The poliee jury of West sCarroll ha.
ordered the jail and court-house In
Floyd to be repaired. pa
v Colonel C. II. Ardis, of -Shreveport. sh
of accompanied by his little grand
e. daughter, visited Minten larrpost week.
L. R. te tmberlin, the distinguishe:
poet ans elocutionitt of Sh beven made ort.
e will ennertain a Minlen aulience onr
the 22n d r ted thro
LoBusianaess College is reored in a pro
gressive and flouri th tteg condition.
o From1888, it ill e letter to the gievnne frothe I
we qote the llo rihe tht its
Sllthe pre and repeate and throeghout
at Louisianagh that the increaedse in a few parisaes ma,
Sable valuenoa, for the State for this year
thy were 16,not up to the sthan that of
the other parishes where large addi
tions were made. The following fig- Ij
ures will prove to bel approximately
er correct and are made usually from I
he the tax roll:
i Oilnn. pariah, intrs..... ....$OOO0C0
(.id.a pril.h. in'r.er . ........... 114 7 1 I2
at $.s. Laarory peaish, rr i e.......1000005
R..sei~par pri•h, .wrcm..........3j497
ta I tailoaM parish ain jai..........29.t
(C ll e slitl liri· i, i enmei.,..... .. 240O lr, i 'I
Rapids pereh, inerra ......... 2*ir,51J4
U t n. priah. ieer w.... ....... 1(o0100
I. Balrse. osule ir'i.h., slrrear 2Y14630
Lalerdstc )tais., iairrme.w..... ..... .03 1
IRd Rir, glatiL'. iaotaeav....... .9710 0
Win n W ere- eas-rse .......... .. .7514
- Wels parih, im.estae......... .000% i
DrrSee parish, irnwe.......... 144(00 t
a £A eeles pni·sk, ina'.s......... 14410
s Mur, pen). imacree........ 38004
ity he prish, htrssea.......... 60 io
paeriah, inauass..e.......... 920 1
Icaseser pa, sh, asems......... 45a0oo 1
is. Tan... pral , er.di.... 33to 0
Is I.. ; prW. Lasess........ 4s44 ,I
isl pe ish, tase.g... 2195
- len...... - 0
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a Ier:::; i.: Ianie" *, our )ida
capital whei,'h no ,.;'ill gretl·,y neel l to .
`ll
put in j .9x i.'f,:ion c,,r 2 ,prr rtv0
arres ofx idle ,txi . 'l'il :ran: of uni
ftr,:i:v y :n v':,. i.u- p p,.(erl uI -
pr1"x i .4t1 , Ly the I" :'; !t . Le:tau -e eaC h ex
m:tu fee-l that h1 is t p irti.t:tar ' r
tilt
., ,t.:n th,, iýxtn un...v Ial:,e x',l t!Vere
f, Ie it a. I:,ut t,li Ir t -. t, 't to alke a
n.ire al., "t it. h a th, agh ciar -
esation lf l:tia o I other properey tut
were r,.,.ie :..i :,... t:h item il f lropert
set
was rudb. l! , . a ..oif,.rmhvt could
T-cte*.l.
or
part of tle State is of Ximilar charac
ter--to-wit: alluni.,l-an I therefore
shoul.i in:lr Il " a- -e-e .t a' a small
,hfl;,r,,,e in Wi..: p ,,r'sh, a= transpir
to i,, ar, l ,,,. .:- , fa, i'iis wouuld
known in Mtrel,'i. . ) .:t i)n.,c.ita
larish iy less t han i , a2.. ile inr
,..iil it is "5 per wi.re. On the
t1
low lands between the (xna 'tita and
M i .s i .i pi l i l i v e r ., I : i . .h ! .tn l l , r i :. l i . t
aussessed at .- I er n-,'r. On thel
Mini.,ipIpi river East Carrl- ,is as
an-red at : 20 per acre, 'l'eLsas $10 to co
$5 rer acre, while in West B.tonl
l,,xge the average' i ,.,. rer a,.re.
'T.hi class tof al:tl in t1he Yzo ,eita
in Mis.ji,,.i'Ipi tie Iyv 1i . s. h ,' , tan- ty
dart] ',alfle, at $2.) ,r a .. Missis- re
aippi at the last sessition of se legisla
ture estabalihled a stand-ltrI and ulli- in
foIrm rate. The following is the law:
An at to equalize asse"m~,nts in s
the ,ifferent counties of the State:
1 See. 1. BPe it eunate , tvilte leis
l Iature of theStafe of Mi.icit-ipi, TrhatI
Ihereafter all lanls sulliett to taxation i
in this state shall be taxid according
to the following sificatins to-wit:
The counties of Boliver, (7oahoma, N
Tunica, Warren. Washin.gl,,n andl
I Yszoo shall conlt;itlte the first Clasi. Lt
The c,,unties of Adams, Chicekasaw, l
Claiborne, Clay, Coliab, IbeSot, ,
Hinds, Jeffrr~on, Lownles, Meidison, m
SMonroe, Noxubee, Oktiheha, Laenola.
i Tate and Wilkinson, shall constitute
, the secondl c.asi.
SThe courajee of Alorn. Attala, Cal
o hon, Cartoll; Choctaw, Clarke, Gre
o nada, Kemier, Lafayette, Lauderdal-e,
SLee,. Marshall, Montgomery, Tipah,
0 Union and Yalobusbha, shall constitute
* the third class.
The coasties of Amite, Benton, It
awamba, Jsper, Lawrnce, Lenke, 1
p Lincln, !qeshob, Newtn, Ponatoc,
a Pretis, llankin, Scott, Webster md V
* Winston, shall contitut the fourth
t4clms.
The cousies of Cooigtbn,. Pu-sh.
. _iuGvsm ftaoosk. Jomg
- ...an. k.sn..
ti' LAId ) BEYAI .ON .
A Evi t.. .,.p..y Pper. Peabdshed
I a. ,v a . nar i. v it . r:ing.
,y, P. r ar fim. Editsr an Pro't or
T-rms of Subscripticn:
l;ner ':; 7 • ' " ... -...............i t ('",
(1.. . 1... - ' ,',- ......... . .. 1 f'(
,- :, a ; . ,, . .... . ................ Iu ',+
i : ............. I.
'.t 1 .r , " , t " t I
$: , •er " re' , the f.ou'r...,h , q ... r ,i
S re, t e . ,,,,."'... . -.
S . ,, .h I • "th , . Ity I . ,- a. '
I:," tha . igf t qn.li.at : 1' ", ( - :
T. ! :!- , t qa' it o. :.,a . ....
a I It$G per acte, h e ( :t
Sat1 r are, t}. h r , .
ilt ler a cre, th e fourtl q,. ,.
6,or asre, the lifth q,,l;/ y . :1
ac re. the sixth quality t :. r .
ti. rvelth quality at ~I lr "
a· d til:e Cig1t q ualiy at f) +..... .
The fIrst. quality of I:.d, in c: -
No. 3 at $12 per acre, the .ecdi qu -. a
it', at 10 iper acre, the third ,:a.;'l'vI
::t $ per acre, the fourth qua:;l, ,,
1,6 per alre, the fifth quality aat $1 1,
acre, the itLh qUanlity at 12 pcr .*
the 'venth qu:dity at t pe.r a.+
and the eighth quality at 50 cntsapr
a(:re.
i'He f.art quality of h.11,d,; iM. ('a:,
sNo. ' at j1i2 per acre. the i;econd qual -
ity at $10 Ier iacre thoe thiJd quIaliit
at fi; per awrle, the fourth quality at
.5 ,e(,r acre, the fifth quality at .3 Per
tarc tL sý x h rti'liu'llt at l2 lcr E:'c r.
a.! th. ' i t :i it: ..'t;; a: 5 )_, ,." c Ii ev-. %
j o at Fti i., l are. the l nirdi quality
ta ' "ý lt er arre. the fcl.lrlh ti ,hly; I at
,¶.4 I-em acrae, tie fifth qluality at .3 per
are. tihe i:xth cjlaal;tv at .,_2 °er acr,.
the scve:lath nalit.v at $1 ler acre
and the eighth quality at 50centa Iier
See. 3. Be it further enacted, That
in order to determine the quality to
which lands Lolong, the a, eassor.',
hall if prac'ticable j make a personal
h examination of the same, and if not
R practicable it shall bo their duty dili
gently to inquire and ascertain from
Sthe best sources of information within
a their power. the ,haracter and repn
tution of ' ticlr lands, arnd to determine
the quality of all the lands in their
Several counties according to the prin
ciple tis of this act; and in determining
the qualities of the landa in the differ
ellt classes, the as.,_sment shall take
into consideration the amnprovoments
eto n'tvigatiin and transportation;
provfiled, that nothing contained in
1 thi:: stion , all al nlyl to lands with
in any incr'orat, cities or townhr.
Sor to any avillage or store inr this
~Ste.
Sec. 4. fle it furilther enactled, That
in uaddition to the dutie:s hsrCihhoefire
I reluired cf saidl a-e:.,rat., th!.y shall
v.r to ,all landas aui-I iimpajravc,: oin ..
, t.her ,n, in all ilorl.,, rat.le t al
Stowns tnnd also all ", -,
I lands nnl inrru rit
+ v, he, i- " , ., in th
Scounty s, i ; . . .l lere lae any
OI ii al a han two rmiles of any incorl,
So:'.'ted town or cit.v eexceeding in value
a Ihe first quality of lanlds in the coun
ty so c!as,+d it Ish:all be a-sscsed at :ts
real value; and in asessilg Iroporty
under this -ecti,., the asaseor shiali
acqlvatnt hit, elf of thle vslbt., accord
ing to rct::iun t!hre,. and shall 1155-e
Ssaid property reca'r,:'ir.I to tho bestl if
their skill anl jalgmr unt; a..l t.,
autharitie.: ,f-, !! i::.arlaolor ated .... .
iS
tand eitie i ir this State t e et a:. r
on herebl reqti'yal it :iav, jarareard anti
fnurniihed tu Il.< <',:k o, ii.he Lwull rof
it: upervtors ' i ithi l:, .iarc da.aiof 1 l.
passatge of this act plats of s.a f. w.n
and citieas, noting the streets, s.pIarr,
or blocla. and lots and aculida'si.r:s ,,
rd the sanle givinll, til italtltes .f th
streets and ll.mLbers of the LIo.,s , i.l
lots for the aise of tihe assesora of I.te
'variouts cotnrties in utaktiag assess
mets eof the real estate irr the town.
l and cities, and for i:ilure, to cumply
Shecrewith each mermbler of tI.e counci.,
a hall be fined noit leirtual:n $100 t'r
al- paisonment not exceeding tLir:tv
re days at the dienion of the circulit
judge, upon cortalaiat and ,proof of
h the clerk of thte board of supervisors.
te ~.* 5. lP it further enacLted, Ti a:
if any asiesor shall wilfully arak
Itand cviify a false return: or shall
1, knowingly omit to determine the qual
ity of any purton or persons or body
eaorpornte within eaid county subject
to taxation, orbhall fail or refuse" t
nate and peforn ay of tIhe al
quoavd by his se to bi ht io
by him, mseaLuumeo shal L it aad
pay . t. ,, of -.n ,ral do,,r_.
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