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SOUTHERN IUNNER: FEBRUARY Local Rates of Advertising A Job Work Lecol Notice* 15 cent* per line, Vi oei.t> for each additional publication, no dianlay ailowed in thddocol column* of this paper. Marriage iuid death notices are published free of charge. Obituaries are charged tor at the rates of ten cents per line. Auuouuceuiunta of candidates and communi cations favoring individual candidates, must be '‘S&sawwitJrdiMfcit ’i’r •» ta time, will be charged f>r until ordered out.' arrogance and ingratitude. tK iWiipL* innst Ka now] fna .• nm, A 1 -ooiil mendings. Thr< e things to love—courage, gentleness and affection. —Three things to admire—intellect dignity and gracefulness. , 7“Three things to hate—-cruelty. >b work must be paid for upon delivery, ion tickets, cash upon delivery. -« e Relating to Newspaper Subscrip tions and Arrearages. oEcisios or rax written rrattw si rax 1. Subscriber a who do notghie express notice to the coutrarv, are considered! wishing to con tinue their subs option.-, a 3. If subscribers order the < their period!® o. send them 3. Ifsnboci pfiriodisnlsfroin the offioo te which they are ' directed, they are held responsible until they hsve settled their bills ana ordered them dis continued. "yi*i i t. r , 4. If subscribers move toother places without notifying publishers, and the papers' an sent to tiie former direction, they are lield respon sible. 5. The courts have decided that “refusing to take periodicals from the office, or removing and leaving them uncalled for is prima tacia evidence of intentional fraud.” 6. Any person who reoeivea a newspaper and makes me of it whether he has ordered it or not, is held in law to bo a ktibacriber. 7. If subscribers pay in.«4y*nce, they are bound to give notice to the publisher, at the snd of their time; if they do not wish to con tinue taking it; otherwise the publisher is authorised to send it on; and the subscribers will be responsible until an express.notice, with payment of all arrearages, is sent to the publisher. Personal. 19, 1878. The l^ondoti <}n:irt(*rly t*«-- Gran view, Hon. Alexa.id-r *H. Stephens in For .laiiiirp-t^lirL! rt>pu‘>Mtt*,l .Ut.I. vs-i •• n .1. . T 1 ol .. » , • -1 r / J-nnn.«i a fan vj- man that David D:vv : s. ; vh« Loo^ard si«»n v Lwii4 islmj, Pierce celebrated his «ixiv Hi-vt-nih liirthdav last week. --B. E. Thrasher, of Wilkins ilfe, was registered with Major Clinard Three things to delight in—beauty ! Thursday, frankness and freedom. Three things to wish for—health, friends and a contented spirit. —Three things to like —cordiality, good humor and cheeriulnere? » - Jnndge Bradley has left tl LnW* ,urMin - Board *° ,h ‘‘ 5r VtUtjIaail flippant jesrifig - } WWana courts will to - Thre*- things to cultivate—gis.-rl . m * *•*« good friends and good humor i P»«'rter and Walter -^-TW«WS Lai lor- bonor. country and frlouda. : IT" « **• oM •* . Taylor, Allinta. 'K* ■ . Thtee things to govern—temper , .. . ” - Robert. Alston, so:: of Col. R. A. tongue and conduct. • , , , , ; _ .. j Alston, has been unpointed a cadet . I***kf4 »fo thmlp of—Hfr, , |t ) ar ^,.West Point, through the 1 influence of Senator Gordon a bee republwhe.) | silt P imishi| ■ Cl t* New York W ,fur>- Presentment 1 ** y amount receive-: from W. B Toma*. J. O. C. To Mnodut receive i tVorn J. I. Huggius, C. 8. • To amount received" IP ni P'orltc upertnr <’o»lrl SBBursrr row. ’8f7«. than enuniernt 41 B relay Strev can do little inon the articles; Art. I., in a review of Mr. Sy monds’ recent work, considers ;h moral and intellect ttal <4t«i~u»t»»r « (f .»< I We, Iho Jnnr elected, ebosen snd | sworn for Hie Frhntarv Term. 1 *78. bee leave- to make the followin'? report and recommends : tion: Wo have examined the bonds of the following* countvjofficers and find them ad- qnate: John Bird’s fConstable) Bond f 50* ’’ . F.-J. Freemsn’s (Coast K’e) Bon-i... n; l w - d.'Knglsnd’s (Constable! Bond.... to Prof. .Tyndall for hia endeavors 10 pder scientilic truth to the pub!i< LOCAL DEPARTMENT. death and eternity s.,. • Tv ■■ 1 —Men gel the upper hand hv put- i ting the right f.,ot foremost. Gov. Colquitt has appointed lion Francis F«*nntaine of Columbus and The greatest trials of life never j Col. John A. Speer, ot LaGrange, as come hefore an open court •he two hiaiorary taiuiuii-sioriers to “Where the bee sips’’ there U j represent Georgia at the Paris Exjm>v. hoftey. So hive heard before, honey! j *i on. I,lst ot' I.ott«*-rsi. The following list of letters are advertised in the Athens Post office, February 9, 1b78: James Adler. Ciiaffi-i & Booth. Charlie II. Chapman. Win. Crawford. E M. Daniel, colored. Satanic Him. Canelia Matthews. Robert Miller. Booker Moore. ‘ John Nicholson, colored. Miss Teaeonbay. Miss Mary Wade, i»nuip iMitiiipis. A large and appreciative audience assembled Tuesday night at Detipre Hall to hear Philip Phillips in his sacred songs, llis voice is clear and musical and the songs were well and clearly cxec'-ted, and we believe the ami;.—— wen pleased with the entertainment. The following songs were sung during the evening: Getlisemano ; The Power of Truth ; Scattering Seeds of Kindness; Sweeping Through the Gates; A Temperance Song, and The Pardon. Endorsed by the Faculty. The reputation of Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup has been solely achieved on account of its merit- Physicians prescribe it. Novelties. —Tags and patented tag fasteners furnished to merchants ami business men at 81 50 per hundred. — Those of our merchants w ho do- iire tags and tag fasteners for tin- shipment of cotton or merchandise, would do well to give us a call. — We have just received a fine lot of linen laid letter heads direct from Cincinnati, which will be suppl ed So our customers at reasonable figures. —Among our large lot of stationery we have a varied assortment of fancy dance programmes and tinted curds ordered expressly for our trade, file young gentlemen of our city are re quested to call and examine our stock. —Our supply of stationery is the best in the market, and we ean afford to do job work of all kinds as cheap as can be doue anywhere in the cSoutii. In this lot wo have j ink, yellow and granite colored bill heads, quite new, and will supply out friends and cus tomers at short notice. —Turn over your conduct and the leaf will turn over itself. —The religion of the Mormons is singular, but their wives are plural. —There is many a lip that s ips a nip as easily as a proverb. —A Boston eating house adver tises “ a meal and a chromo for ten cents.” —Onr grandsires never reinoue* tized. They had enough of the dimes that tried men’s souls. —A volume that is apt to bring tears to anybody's—a volume os smoke. —The best hand for a man to* take in the game of matrimony is the hand of a good woman. —A inatt who won’t go home.till morning” is apt, after awhile, to have no home to go to. Rooms to let to a few gentlemen who g:\s ( ’' is the way a householder Wonicd Ills ailvurliaumuat, - —.— —At what rate ol speed does a man with the toothache go to the dentist’s? At a looth-liurty gait. —A shoemaker in Pennsylvania advertises “ niedicinal boots).’’ The. virtue is supposed to be in the heal. “Don’t you he loo stiff and stuck up alter I’ve made a man of von,” was the cutting remark of the sculptor to the marble. —Mrs. E. R. Hodgson was the r- cipient ot ttie handsomest valentine that came to Athens this week. Her soil, Eildgll A. C. Hodgson, o : the United States Navy, arrived at home yesterday and made her heart 1 rid v glad. —On our first page We reproduce the speech of lion. A. H. Stephens, oeliv< reil heiore both Houses of Con- til ts* on the presentation of Carpen ter’s large paintiiig of the raeding of 'lie declaration of emancipation by Pres dent Lincoln to his Cabinet. —-Tin* 1 hi of the Unite-* Slates Seua’e said in his ptayer Thursday: “O God, ‘the silver and tile gold are Thine, and the cattle on a thousand hills.’ .Suffer not, we beseech Thee, God of our fathers, this. Thee F. B. i.uca*. T.C„ 1877-*7,129 - r >0-**M79 7* oj’xnrrxi.. By amount tmid out - -tilt) • ''* q ini? conrt-boo-e, jail, etc(2,< 28 73 By nmoaut paid xhtriffil, jailers, etc T,235 • T By amount paid bialifls, etc 397 99. Bv amount paid out legal ■ ' indebtedness........... 1/56 (Bit By amount paid jurors... 655 55 By amount paid ont law- u fhl cimigts...... Bt amovin' »>aid coroners. By amount pall out flues and forfeitures 'Ckl 1 '. • ;i:.; ) 239*45' ,U», but severely condemns him yirtg hist speculations beyond the |>ovince of <lie natnral sci^nwet Art. HI., in Schlientanti'il is a discussion by a writer who has seen and liahdled the treasures of the truth of Dr. S's interpretation of his discovt ry. . Alt, IV. —“ March o an English Generation through *-ife.” Mam interesting details -atnen-d from th. registrar-general’- re|H>rts of births, d- atlis, and marriages in England. Art V.—“ Democracy in Europe’’ r* views fnvorahly Hir Erskine May’s recent work •«» tne mtlij *et. A't. VI.—“ A Freeh Critic on Goethe” We have here the judg ment upon Go.'the by M. Scherer, whose cr‘niewnn on Milton was no ticed ill this Review about a year ago. Arrt V r II Treats of railway ac cidents, and considers the causes of these accidents, and trive* toe sub stance of cxi-ting s;vecia1 legislation with regard to the safety of railway- passengers, and urges the necessity of enforcing by the Legislature of precaution* neglected by the railway companies. Art. VIII. is a summary ol the leading events in the file of Lord Melbourne. Two other at tides on domestic politics complete the number. John I. Unwins’ (Clerk) Bond 8.000 A. M. Jaebon’s tOrdinanr) Bond 7.000 David B. (Tax Rre*iver) Bond... 15.000 Ths fnllowinj? namsd officers, we recommend thia their racutitiea be increased: w. II. Burger's {Constable) Bond 6*0 K. D. Godfrey’s (Constable! Bond 500 W. H. Towns’ (Constable) Bond 200 W. G. Watkins* (Constable) Bond 600 by We And from the to ort of tbe County 8nr- 801 Veyor that -J1 the lines of the connty have been run except aVmt • half day’s work, and we recomm nd that line he competed. And we recommend fftrthe-, th-t n committee of three to wit; Dr. George Little. W. W. Thomas, James M. Edwards, he appointed to ascertain what a proper map of **« Countv. 'esignstinir on said map. the line* of the Connty stream*, road* and wnt^roower* o f the same, also not lc»* than five feet square com plete in best ‘trie with mountings, will co*t, and if said map should not exceed. in cost seventy-live, dollar* the enid Committee he authorised to have it m de snd when completed, the Judge of the Countv Court shnll draw on toe Treasurer for the amount The itooV* of the Justice* of the Peace have al been examined, and os far a* w are able to ascertain are correct. There i* a vacancy in Pnrvear’s District, caused by the resignation of W. II. Morton We find the Book* of *he Ordinnrv are neatlv and we have no dnnht oorrec lv Ver>t. The amount of inoncr received and paid ont bv him is 20 cents. We find all the hook* in the. office of r’lerk of SnpenorConrt neatlv and eorreetlv k»nt to-wi 1 : Tho hooka of martga.es, deeds, r-erds of the Court and real estate. The record* or* the Court show in each case thetdispasition of the <1. (h. The Clerk has collected from jn-leemcnts, jury flues and forfeitures, ei*htr«one (*11 dollars and has been pnid the same into the Treasure. Tile do-ket in the hands of Court, we did not examine as we were informed ’hat hi* Honor Judge Bice inspected them nt every term. We have examined the hooka of the Tax Re ceiver, and And them correct. Tito taxes for the rear 1877, amounts to 912,804 87. We are satisfied that a food deal of th'- pronortv is eiven in na mncVj less than it* value and reeom mend that in all instance* thov he required to comoly iitrictly with the law. Ili* commission* from The State amount to.. 9-t4?* 81 The connty 188 88-827 49 00-' By amount oat Superior <' lt:i 66 55- 970 HT Court fund. By amount paid ont Poor fund nnd Commission.. By amount on and 5,166 131-913.473 The Treasurer has collected from F-B. Lucas, Tax Collector, since hi* report was made oak 9L563 88. , The bonded debt of the county, oa reported by the Treasurer, is a* follows: >nd» eiven July 1st. *77, due July 1st, 1881..... 919,000' Court-House Bonds 3' ,000 ■ —949,000: Taken up before due..... 9 8,200 Bolanc-bonded debt.... 40,800*--—919,000* W- have examined the Tax-Collector’s bocks* with a great rfeai of care, and submit th&followa ine report: Taxable propertv for the Sta’e 94,027.445 Taxes on sttme.... Professional t*»e* Poll tax......... 920,172 22 ’ 1.74S1—922,248-22* rxxmrED. By nmonut State ’Treasurer 919,893.51 By om’t School fund By amount Sim*’ com mission By amount Lucas’ commission By amount Insolvent ist By amount over paid "State 1,108 440 86 485 80 481 03—$£9,830- 7<t- 9104 48 '30UNT1* 1'AXEJ Taxable property of the county Less couuty bonds de-.. ducted Less wild land 94:022,445 9W.800: 16.14H - 82,840 The books of H. K. Bernard, Connty School Commissioner having been examined, we make the f'-ltowing report: Cssb on band from 1876 9-86 90 Cash received from Ordinary.. 4 75 Cash received from State road. 874 99 Cash reccieed from J, W,.. Johnson. Amount tax levied 3-10. oft <>crcc. t Amount t>x levied on., billiard tables Total amount levy for county purposes.... I.ear insolvent list Less tax county bonds.. Less double tax refunded Less Eecei vers com mis -ien I^ss Collectors Less amount paid Tr us urer 3.4t 84*808' 11,968 81* 75 00 12,043 81 68 82 7 80 7 95 186 68 - 418 92- 8.602 84- 9,373 05- our nation, ]o languish botore —The vaU'iitine of our da*l«lies weighed one hundred and thirty pounds. —The Lester Ileuton land case oc cupied three day s before the Clarke Supeiior Court. — Benson, of the Hartwell Sun, has —Frqih an address by Councfinutn'' English In-line the Atlanta Board ot AUluriu^n, we glean that the taxable r* al y of that city was §12.400,000 in 1*<77 against $13,600,000, in 1875, >h«i\ving"a decline of one and a qlfkr^F ter millions. - - • — Uncle Reubin Acton was in the city Ia>t Thursday, looking after the inferesbo' the Atlanta I'on.'rtititfiyu. He Hba.lieen acting in the capacity of traveling agent for that journal for Hit; last ten or twelve yeais, and the fact that he still retains his |iosition is sufficient evidence that the proprie tors of the paper recognize his use fulness Long may he wave. —Major Clinard, the hospitable liort of the Newton House, has hss rooms tilled with guests nearly all 1 e li-oe. Since the completion of the The periodicals repriu’ed by The Leonard Sett Publishing Co. (41 c^b received from Y.'ii..'.''. Ba c ay SStr. etj N. Y.) are as lollows:, Lucas Tne London Quarterly, Edinburgh, \^esunim»ter, ai»d .Britt^i Quarterly Reviews, f(nd Blackwood’s Maga zine _ Price, $4 a year for any one or only $15 for all, ami the postage is prepaid by the Puhlishet* ** cBKurrED. By ami'Upt paid print ins By Sebwfl Commissioner ser vices. Bt teachers By amount on hand t'3 27 1.100 21 39 1,0 75 90 00 1,845 921 763 24 recorded an oath that he will never ! N ‘ nl,,, * s,SU n ' Ka ' ,5 ' 0:,,, t ,,len °* A Vert good Reason.—-The rea~ son why only one sample bottle of Mkrkell’s Hepatine for the Liver will be sold to the same parson, for ten cents, by our Druggist, C. W. Long & Ca is because of theennrmou* expense of importing the Hepatine into this coun try ; but as there are fifty doses in the large size bottles, it seems two cents per dose is cheap enough after all for a medicine that cures dyspepsia and liv er complaint. All who have not had a sample bottle are*entitled to one for ten cts. at C. W. Long &> Co., Drug store. Thiee doses relieves any tease visit Athens in the winter months again —The sidewalk in from of Mr. Bassett’s shop, on Clayton street, needs some repairs. Will Commis sioner Ildl giv" it liis attention? — It is said that nearly every lamily that settles in Texas has a girl named Ein., which shows that there is a good deal of Em igration to Texas uow-a- days. —“ Is this Alder creek ?” inquired a tout ist of an old man leaning over a fence. “ Yes, dis is all der creek I knows on,’’ as ttie reply. —In another column of o ir paper will he fouml tho guano advertise* men of Messrs. Lumpkin & Pittman. They also deal in family groceries aud country produce. Give them a call oil College avenue, at Talmadge, Hodgson & Co’s old stand. —Bain Davis, our colored carrier, showed liis valentine to his sweet- heart, and after looking at it ter some fine, he returned it to him aud re marked: “It don’t imitate you, Barn.” —Old Deacon Dnhson j from the East and West have been continually arriving in our city for the purpose ,,t enjoying our pure aijuosph' ic and to witness our grow ing, bustling city. The editor of the Hartwell Sun tints compliments Major Clinard: “This is one of the best hotels in the State. When visiting Athens either tor business or pleasure, stop there. Ciinur<i is a Prince of hotel-keepers. His tanles are loaded with the best t at can be procured and cooked in the best styie; the rooms and beds are lieat and clean as possible, and his charges are lower than most of the little country taverns, whet* charging is the onty thing they under stand ab lit the business. Nowand Then.—It is only now and then that such men aa Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, Ex Gov. - Smith and Ex-Guv. Brown of Ga., endorse a medicine for the throat and lungs, and when they ko it is pretty good evidence that the remedy must be good for the cure of coughs, colds and lung affec tions. They recommend the Globe Flowek Cough Stout, and their “German Svbup.”—No other medicine in tho w**rld was ever given such a test of its curaiite qualities as Boschee’s German Syrup. In three years two million four hundred thou sand small bottles of this 'medicine were distributed free of charge by Druggists in this country to those affiicled with Consumption, Asthma, Cr*»up, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and ,-tlier diseases ot the Throat and Lungs, giving the American people undeniable pYout that German Syrup will core theitv. The result has been that Druggists in every town and village in the U tiled State* are re commending it to their customers G<» to your Druggist, and a>k what they know about it. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents. Tlir - doses will relieve any ease. For sale by R. T. BitUMtsY & Co. A Gentle Hint.—In our style of climate, with its mi- de 1 changes of temperature—rain, wind and suushine often intermingled in a single day—it is no wonder that our rhildren friends and relatives are so frequently taken from us by neglected colds, halt the deaths resulting directly from this cause. A bottle of Boschee’s German Syrup kept about your home for im mediate use will prevent serious sick ness, a large doctor’s bill, and perhaps death, by the use of three or four doses. For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Croup or any .disease of the Thnat or Lungs, its success is simple wonderful, as your druggist will tell you. German Syrup is now sold in every town and village oo this continent Sample bottles for trial, lOc.; regular size, 75. For sale t» R. T Brumby & Co Number white male teachers.. Nnmber white female teachers. Number colored male teachers. Number col. female teachers.. Admitted to school white male children Admitted to school white f«-sle children A-’mittcd to school col. mule children ^ Admitted to school col. female c'-ildren 21 89 91 10 9 8 9 36 151 234 319 339 1043 We find Mr. Bornnrdja most efficient officer in the discharge of his duties. On examination of the books of L. J. Lamp- kin *'omtqissioner of tho poor, wo find that he received in 1877 822 00 Credited 922 00 Bv amount paid out 895 85 Bv amount 011 hand: 26 15 922 0 Bv amount on hand from 1877 . 26 15 By amount received 1878 921 50-947 65 Mr. Lampkin keeps his books in a very neat and creditable manner. We recommend thnt the Count • J nitre with the a-sist».nee of Johnathan Hampton, William K. Matthews, Allen R Johnson, be instructed to purchase a farm not more than fur miles from the city of Athens, at a cost not to exceed one thousand doll r* t-> he used for the poor of the county, and they adopt rules and rcmlati ns for the government of the same according to law. We recommend further, that the Ordinary lew a tax sufficient for to pav for the same. We recommend that no money h» paid for the support of the poor except out of the poor fond. always ; testimonials are to be seen round tho of dyspepsia, constipation, indi-es^ion ■ boasted ’hat he was “prepared tor J ten cent sample bottles of the Globe or liver complaint, in tho world, j the worst,’’ and his reighUw thought Flower Syrup, for sale by. Regular size bottles, fifty doses, $1 00. ’ he .ot it when he married his second j Or C. W. Long & Co.. C. W. Long & C». wife* Athens, Ga ZiUoas A Ware to Their Oust tornors We have given von lilieral credit ! highest CO plimenta for the able manner in We recommend that the Connty Judge sec to it t at all the roads nnd bridges in the connty are put in rood order and the roads properly drained ns soon as possible. We recommend further, that the Road Commissioners he rc- qnred to see-o it that everyone subject to road duty be required to discharge his dutv faithfully. We h'-ve examined the public buildings of the County, and find them in good condition generally. We recommend that the Court House be re paired where needed and'kept thoroughly clean and t>o used fur Court purposes o n |y, and that the vattlts be repaired and well dried and pnt in condition to be used as soon as possible. We further recommend that the hrick walls arou'-d the Court House be repaired snd a suitable railing bs placed on the same. We farther recommend that a suitable book case be purchased for the Court Room suffi ciently large to hold the. law booka belonging to the" Cle- k’s office, and that Wall Hat Backs sufficient to accommodate the Bar and Juries, be placed in the Court Room. We recomm: nd that wire doth be pat on •he outside windows in front of the Cells m the .Jail * i -. *,'•••' ‘We have examined the books-of the Sheriff end find them neatly kept. Amount tax fi. flu Collected.. .9802 05 BahMce * uneeOected T56 06 We a’so find the Jailor's feos, from the Au gust Term to thia Court, amounts to 9499 90. We recommend that the Sheriff and-other officers be required to collect, as speedily aa possible, all tax executions phased in their hands, We xcoommend further that thu Sheriff be paid 936 for expenses going to" Atiant alter provisions. After examining the hooka of the Treasurer, carefully and thoroughly, we find them correct and accurate, and we think he deserves ■ nr Balance due the emmtr 2,670 70- We find that the Collector has p-nd the tslate 91 .669 "24 fund* collected for the county, at.d" we recommend tlrni the Colleotor-in future ad here trictlv to the law in his stolen]* tit w-illv the State ami county. IVe find that Mr. Lucas has been very effic eut in t e. collection of taxes. ; /. We find that $. M. Herrington, N- 1*4and E. O. J. 1*. keeps his books in .very correct, neat." and highly creditable manner * you.my juooi- ; The following is bis report, which we fin$, correct: * To balance on band, Aug. term ’77...U7 00 To balancelitics in Connty • ourt 17S 50 To balance fines Kotid defaulters 3 75 To balsnco cost Judge County Court criminal cases 32 00 To balance cost Judge Couuty Court Civil cases S3 00 To balance co.*t Judge County Court civil quarterly- 35 00 To cost Deeds affidavits &c ... 3 00 To License Shows 20 60- To Lh-euse Retailers 75 UO To hire convicts and rent of Jail 40 00 To rent of room, Emery S|<eer 2-5 1-0- 567 tS CREDIT. By cash paid Treasurer 117 00 By cash paid Treasurer 26S 03 By cash paid Treasurer 100 00 By cash on hand 81 22—567 75 'One hundred dollars of the above paid after Treasurer made liis report. We have examined the County Judges Books and find them neatly and correctly kept, so iar as we are ab c to judge. The Civil and Criinitntl Cases with tho cost and fines are properly entered upon his book. We also find vouches ibrah orders drawn upon Treasurer corre t and receipts ftr money paid Tnasurer. We recommend that the f, ounty Judge receive for is salary eight hundred (800) dollars per an num without any of the perquisites arising from the office. We recommend that twenty-five dollars of the rent ot the room in the Court House by -• r. Speer be remitted in consideration of the fact that it has been occupied by Judge Thomas for the protection of the public property. \\ e rcctmimet.il that the office of County So licitor be continued. We recommend fur her, that not more than sixty per cent, upon the State tax be levied for couuty purposes. We’recommend further! that thu Treasurer take ut) as fust as possible the outstanding bonds of the county, and further that the nusB- iug lawbooks in the Clerks office be supplied, aud he be instructed not to allow the books to be tak n from the office. We recommend <hut the Ordinary be required to keep nil the hooks belonging Vo bis office at the Coart’Uouse. We recommend that the presentments be published in the Southern Banner and \\ aten- inan, papers published in thia city, in eligabie type ana tiiut tour copies of the same be kept on file with the Clerk of the Court, one to be given to the Grand Jury at August term, 1878, and oue to the Gruud Jury at February term, 1879. und that this report be spread upon the minutes of the Court. , t Wo return thanks to the Hen. Geo. D. Bice for courtiaiea extended to us dinrieg the aewtion und to the Solicitrwi Gotten), County Judge nnd other officers lbr the vtuuablo assistance rendered during our investigation. Rufus L> Moss, foreman. John H, Bailey, Calvin E. Beaver#, Hannund P. Bray, Richard T. Brumby, Henry C. Billups, Duke Hamilton, Jeremiah Johnson, Alien R. Johnson, James 8. King, William H. Lumpkin, William J. Long, Robert N. Lester, Jeff Lane, John F. Moon, Samuel D. Mitchell, Ibra A. Madden, James A. Saye, Robert N. 8tread, Robert Thomas, John R. Tuck, V William C. Wier. Ordered- by the Court that the fi General Presentments be published ini once with tike reccommenc atiou of the Grand . Jury. GEORGE D. RICE, Jonex, 8. C. A. L. Mitohxll, Solicitor General. j highest . , ,, . - . which he discharges the duties, and now as» nil who <>w<? us reither I To amount on liandAu- larga or small sunn to .-we ami pay! T o^mo™”i^»Vrf rom* , ’ 7 °* ™ promptly. J. W. Johusnu, T. C... 1,855 18 ianlS St To amount reeehwd from jatuo at. M. 8taoley, sale bridge. JJ0 01 Happinvss and prosperity depends to a very great extent upon goed health. AU those 8- Bering front Hoarseness, Cold, or Co* gh, should try Dr Bull’s Couj*h Syrup. It cure*. The totai t**s8 io A*»vf*.wa''hy tha th* eydon** wul ainou * io uwr fifty thousand dollars