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Th# Bout Advertising Medium in
this Section of Ga.
Circulates in the Most Solvent
and Reliable Portion of the
State.
Tftrmti nf A tWcrtisin# tho wune an tliosft *t*b
liwhcii by tlic l* tuna Ahoociatiou uf Georgia for the
Country Avsa.
Bills for advert**hig nro due on tho first appear
ano" of tho MvrUeaaiofif**oe wbegl presented, ex
cept vr) ion Other** is. c- -unified lor.
JEtatca r.a<4 Kulbaf ev Xiejral Advor
"riiing.
>•••• AT >■■ '■ I—/• i . t 4.00
jXotd£.;;f i) ,•< • ”'r’ •. "D( li vy....... 5.00
Tax t <•: -i) levy 4.00
Citation lir L >L-;•••> ol Aduiu.istmtion and
Guard mi? 1 !;'} 4.00
Applicalln. fvn*<t*sjai; ! -!<H’frogs.Admiui*tN4toxi
fluai liaosnip ui< J .% ut.irship.... * 6.o<>
Application for le: vt t- ecll iartd loc one. rq’r.. 6,00
N>tio to debtors -suitj ereiliWs 4.0i)
Land Hale*, Ist square, £4, each a&lltiontil... 3.00
Sale of peri >:i •h •: property, per square......
KstraV’netice, 00. tluyu.... , 4- , 7.0*1
Nott6 to p rf. f*t f*l*vidfcW'.<... * dl@fc.vV 7. Oil
Rules ni i to f. reeloae mortua:per 'q'r.... :t.r .
Rules to eHUloirth loet papers, per squ ire.. „. 8.50
Rules compelliiitf titles .. 3.60
Rules to p •
Application for K meete.id .... 2.0n
All Legal Adfcrtiscinents must bo paid, for in ad
ad ranee.
Sales of land, fcc., by Administrators, Executors
or Guardians, are required by law to be held on the
First Tuesday In month, between the hours of
ten in the forenoon abd three in tho afternoon, nt the
Court House In tho county in which the property is
Situated.
Notices of these sales must be <<ivcn in a public ga
zette in the county where the Jund lies, if thero be
any, and if there is no paper published in the county
hen in the nearest gazette, or the one having the
argent general circulation in said county, 40 days
previous .to the day of sale,
Notici-s lor the sale of personal property must be,
given in like manner ton days previous to sale day.
Notice to the. debtors of creditors and an estate
must also be published 40 days.
Notice that application • ’ lie made to the Court of
Ordinary for Leave fo laud, &c., must be publish
ed once a week for 4w< as
Citations for Letters of Administration, Guardian
ship, etc., must be published 80 days—for Dismission
from Adninistration, (ituu uship and Executorship
41) days.
Eiiles of Foreclosure of Mortgage must bo publish
ed monthly for four months—for establishing lost
papers for tne full space of three months—for coio
pe.ling titles from Executors or 'Administrators,
where bond lias been given by the deceased, the full
space of three months.
Application for Homestead must be published twice.
Publications wiH alw yn be continued a.cording to
these, the legal requirements, unless otherwise or
dered.
grofeauul tolls.
JG. IX IS XTir,
ATTOXINEYAT LAW,
BUEVA VISTA, GA.
P. L. WISDOM, D.,
BUENA VISTA, CA.
S@“Ca!lß m,y be left at my resi
dence at, all hours of iho day or
night.■"©a
Octob r Bth, 1875.-ly
w
few X I& X *SW .- *.i J i,k r
AMERICIH, ----- GA.
nnHANKFIJL for past favors I respeet-
I fully solicit a confinnmioe of the
patronage or the good pc>- .p'e of .Ma
rion. Prices reasonable, mid extra in
ducements offered those at a distance to
visit my office. Rooms on Lnm.tr St,
two doors from R C Black's Shoe Store.
September Bth.
Hotel Advertises!; ots.
COIjU IvIBU: l. - G ca.
COTINTU XtiST BELOW WAIT & WALEEB
Fir-ft- 01 't-.i-i ' <?cnramorl.‘.tiojis
r, t .1 t r.' ikjU.st SI,OO
Singly Meal. dOcj, **erl, 50c . . 1,0 .
Boara por day ... ..... I,CO
Board per wot k .... 7,00
ij.en a> all hours X'ft
140 & 142 Broad Sit. hut,-
COLUMBUS, - - GEORIta
i
MRS- S- K- WO L DUIDG ,
PBOPMETBHSB
Board par day, - . $2,00
Single Meal - - - ,50
Lodging, ’ - - - - ,5o
Nov. 15-ly 1,, i. HARVEY, Clerk.
AMERICUS aE t , A.
Wiley Jonm, T B Jossey,
Proprietor (lerk
3MCo S’©o Z*toxa.oo•
Smithvills, Ooorgia.
tQcMoals on the’arrival of all trains
Pare as good as tho season allords
Price, 50 ceu’ts a meal.
X-Wo'. 01. ’
Opposite JPassei'f/cr Depot,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Thie first-does and well known Hot< 1 lias been
Entirely Renovated anil Rclitted,
in the most elegant, stylo, and is prepared with every
facility to accommodate its old friends and the public
generally, it is
CENTRALLY LOCATED,
Immediately Opposite ihe (ieneral Passenger Pepot
This Hotel presents unusual advantages to viators
to the city.
The rooms'are constructed and fitted m> wilh a
view to the comfort of the guest.!, ad the table
ways supplied with every delicacy nf the season
E. E. BROWN As S* *.,
‘'MpHetors.
EL. PrrNor. j. h. Eason
FRENCH HOUbE,
Public Square, Amcneus, Georgia.
FR3NCH & EASON, Proprietors.
§
>Claß3,Aoo JuucoUMioan, Two Dollara per Uaj-
VOLUME I.
Sftgal <&! vertiafuic vdt
sale.
Bv Virtue of tho utlt.iionty ii pi u ‘t*d
Ivy the )u l V, i-l • and Tv'ifitno- \ of C'hcrU*?
•I. rtttjdwin, lute of Mariort Oomfy Gu t yia,
Jecrw&'pM MrAtfhy v iMtic. <>s *i m i-it*
e'oni fc of Or liuary of fejii‘l enn!.y ; I wi'S **
hrf<j*‘o the n ■)'■ IJ on ti'i"TT 1
Bu< im Vi da, B.ii<l cMui'y- ■ etwc .i the In *. ul
hours of pule -n tlie li :st January
nexf. lot ofland Frt; and 1 io. 26. (ex
e*pt. 17-? r acres in the north west coruer ] in
the 25th District of originally Lee, now raid
county of Marion, containing three hundred
and eighty seven and n half aerials'?q acres]
more or lcsß. Situated upon said settlcr.ieui
is a large, commodious frame dwelling lou
(built since the war,) besides oilier rut hou-s,
about. 225 acres of said land cleared and ii a
high state of cultivation,buiunce is* the woods
Said settlement being the place, and consti
tuting u part of the plantation known as the
Baldwin lands, and thi t i act of acres
Wfiß set apart to Ihe widow of said .deceased
as dower, and, she having departed t his life,
the same ia now being sold for the payment
of debts and for distribution among the lega
tees. Terms of sale ca*h.
J M. GILk. Administrator,
With the Will r.m-.exed of Charles J.Baldwin,
deceased s
November 15, 1875.-40d
ter, Ijer.ve to Sell.
GEORGIA—JI/ RIOS ( V.TTNTY.
Whereas, A'oegr ,T. Harvey, rxoputor, of
Moses Harvey, dco*d, aj p’i.A for Leave to
Sell the real estate ol said doc’d, sitaated in
said connt} r . All paiiLa interested tire noti
fied of the above ftp; iication.
J. M. LOWE,
Novs-30d Ordinary
Estray Ne-'Tce.
GRORGTA, M.irkjn cm' y —T' 10 f jlloifiiif.
i' a cl 'scriplv’U of 1 \ ii: ,h have beau
estrayed by N O Jordan, of !. ■ f!t7lh dV.r>ct
(j M. of Hs.iil cov.uty: A r 1 no her ;e;l ei .v
{Yi-ith yoniro calf) mark., 1 , v.avii n:.! ivit in
the right car, about ihr. a years oIA Tha
cither is a heifur, f:slid rad, evob a io’iiooih
crop in each ear, about three years old. Oi>-
| loos Ihe same Ikj prove and they will bo Id iu
terms of the law. Witnc b: .1 it. .: )
1875. JAB M LO'.VB,
tcpial-fiOd Oiuiutvry
OO i ■ I.— . v'r ■ V'S
My books will b;: do "and or: the
FlivST DAY - oJ i>iX;Y ..L.iLA
next, with no postponement, raid. eyh-n -: ras
wiU he iesued forth iih arjarasr nV ’ Ami.
'Come fortvarJ, Jay rttouiptly and:nvo un0...-
es.ary costa.
FRANK RUSH IN,
Novs-4w T. C. M. 0.
*wi'iTiW"riff r 7k™T rn
GEORGIA—Masiok Ootorrr.
By virtue >' r >der fro-a *hi Orclinrry of
said ( .ay. I will ■ 11 on the Ist Tv: ' lay in
Decei.’ihr-r, v''h. '. . the I . 1 hours of ada be-
I fore t’.:' Court Hon a door in tho town o,‘
Buena Vista the following to wi :
Lot of issd j:T. 245, 4th dist,, co:r v '
lc.lt acres; No 044, 41h district, containing
lnl) f acros; no. 203, 4;h di trict, containing;
20dl acrosj i.uowa as rh h h ■■ jdaoa nd
co.oh'.iniug ia iiaay os yh*. 7-".d : - r Also,
at the sam and place, i of . . and no
85 in the -Bh district, contr’d.; B l :,
and 81,iu the iih ca t*teteo!.lini- *. c..*rrs
known as the town plow , ami containing iu
the at .ysgotc 2d2 acres.
Also at Ihe same time and place, lot of lynll
no vJrf i iHu 31st district, coo: ' ; /
Also, one hon-;e auel lot in th: b v a .IT .
Vi.da and form;rly o ;ccitl.cl 1 y 0;< a i. I
''t ill soli at the mine time two good rattle a
belougiug ; vivi estate.of II ■ : t
two hundred and t.'!y t.il 1. ■ corn more
.or! vs, ‘35 basis Is of wlrst iiK-ra ox k .
; si' ,1 crop—if no: ... !d . . ..■ :.t
t>riv..;e
All solrf as tho property of A. M. Initiate
of avid county ’ s a J. Term. ! 'as' .
B. M. BIJIT,
Nov. 5, 1876-30(1 Ads sdstmior
ess m
Will be sold on tho first Tuesday in lle
eewbe-r next, I afore the Court House door in
the town of Buena Vista, (la,, between tlic
legal I. airs of sale, lon, of lend number.'; 163
and 185, iu the fifth district oiMs-rion county,
as the property of Bc-uJ A Story, to satisfy it
fl. fa from the Superior Court of said county
ux favor of Cynthia Kemp ut. at. vs Benjamin
A Story, garnishee. Notieo given to tenant
in possession.
ALSO,
At tho same time and place, thirty(3o) acres
more or less, oft’ of the north-easi corner of
lot of land no 189 in die tilth (sthl district of
said county, as tho property of Jlt Otimbns,
to satisfy a 5 fa from the Superior Court of
said county, in case of Asa J Tyler ys John
B Cumbus. This Nov. 1875.
D. N. MADDOX,
Deputy Sheriff.
ALSO,
At the same time ftnd place, 140 r.eres off
lot of land no. 148, in 3lut disViot originally
Lea now 'Marion county, said land being the
whole of said lot, except sixty acres off the
east side, levied on by virtue of a li fa, issued
from Marion Superior Court in favor of John
T. Mathis vs John H Watson, this December
23d, 1873. D, N. Maddox, sheriff.
Nov,s, 1875-SM
Application for Dismission.
G Hi <iiGIA- Mabton (Jotraxr.
_Whereas, Mrs. Margaret ,x, Drane, Ailmx.
of V> m. M. Drane, deceitsed, hits appli.-d -,. r
Letters of Dismis-ioti. All porsonsiu 4 crested
imsaid estaio are hereby no; iii and of said ap
plication. Witness my hand Nov. 1, 1875
Novs-30d J.AS, M. LOIFB. Ord’y-
The best paper now ssued is the
greenbacks signed by Treasu r New,
It is not on our exchange list, however. !
—'Whitehall Times. J
-A. DEMOCRATIC 3?*-AsT/CXX/i"r 7:71 'I\7SP
BUENA VISTA, MARION C UiTaV, C. HOVUI;.-.'SC, "j J,
Thu County Court.
Ax A'.no vivTanirca - : - Cnrt f, "■
ea „nty of Afarimi, te drl;-v Is .wo-;, kin.
r.l j y otitty.-.-j*- ‘ ' *
See. 1. ]>(’ if t'riuct- (ley t.i o\jt?r
-al Asscttib'y of ‘‘.e Btt 'v of i
-U. :a -e -itv ail be O t i.'.ri !
C. lii'il the Coil it: .lioee. Thrve -iha.i
also be n proaecu ' ■ a't xi .tey, who :<!!
be ceiled t!ie County SolieKob Doth
the County Jud-rn rv.-.l the Solicit.ir sbali
be !.pp ime ! by die Governor, With the
tt(ivice consent xd* tl.e .j.iuk.c, and
shall hold their offices for four years
from the dale of llieir conatnis^ion^
Sec. 2. Beit further anaUeJ by the
authority aforesaid, That the Judge
shall receive a salary from Uioconnty
funds, the sum of four hundred dollars,
ami the Solicitor the sum of one hund
red dollars per annum, and the Solicnoi
shall receive such further compensation
and costs as shall be iiereiiissfter provid
ed.
Sec. 3. That the County Judge may
adaxit parties to bail in criminal Cases;
may issue attachments, foreclose mort
gages <>n personal properly; issue an d
tress warrstns for r- ni, posse -sory \v u
rants, writs nl habeas corj:v.s, and otln-i
writs or srarrailts not within tnc cx
! elusive jurisdiction of wnv- oli.t-r court,
or ( f3cor, according io the Constitution
of this State. He may iiMcit i-t,
or duel's for registry, sdministxr <:a Its,
exorcise all tile rowers of the J ist.ic<■
of th( Peace in ciiminal mat'iffs. Is
sue warran’s requiving all oltcndcrs to
j he brought before him or seme; .other
!Ju g-- or Justice, anl may sit t-b'gly i)r
in ct>"jnt.Ci:ion with others, and by Itc.v
j r- quin- - if a Court nf Inquiry.
Si c. 4. Tt e’ ii.; shall be four reg
ular terms ofth'f Count" Court, to-xvu:
jOn Giecei-orJ Moudavsin March, June,
j r>*cin;'...r and G ’-'f nbi-r. At - I'd
; i-s.x.|'[ir is-r.n3 i- County Court G, J
:I: v.-in!";, li. .1 • ' I' ' i dp: b
,-i ne,:i I io.lr, and of civil iv-- -,
i v-. h I if.- Knmnv; i-l e- n' r.v. t or ur. i
| a .os to rim n ni Oi'anioniit of tn b J if 1 !. -
a..'l y lili.-q aad under, au-i
i of which (-xoitrivo jtoi.-nlietion is no!,
i:v ihe Cousii'mion of fl is State, ves'ed
in some other court. Whenever dur
ing tli n- iio 11 of sa id coui", tho nuixi
|i at persons confined in the common
jail cn criminal chsrges, and unable to
give, bond, shall amount to two (r
iiif.ro, th-j Judge hi ay hold a sp> Id
Seestou or sessions fur ihe trial of oil
i.oxl ca s es unly.
6o<‘. 5. That the Uletlc of th-* I . ~ ■
rlor Court m -aid cmuity cf .'.imi >u
h 11 bo ex-oifalo dlei’k of the County
Court, it si ;d be the duty ef the
o-c! k.to ivna’u in tho ofli.-.c iu tho .b
--) jor.ee of ih* xTudge, by sic’.ness or th
i erwise. Thecici; IY! ;:e*-p a ri'T.i
j fcumt of ail fines and to fe'tures, red
I obeli pa.'-' ov r lli- grttiio to Iho c-ounly
Treasurer, ii; and lVjiort -uch receipt? miil
! p.avments to din grand jury of T o •>•
'C. i-M-h :■; c Super!., r C'-lirt..
: ball be th • dn : y of * Iv. ••! >k to pro,
i-i fi-vd for the I' -” c■•tier Us sonil
.-." ju xcticnbl-, i.u be iu-d v, hell rici'es-n-
I L -'
••. 6. T at the u'c*k shall ii'-p
the •isitnites of ;ht> i-.i.n i, record its'j)vo
C -i 1 issue its ord. ra and pioi- —s
BBt p fockots, te“Wi: ’ 1
n-uimon !:: iofk'-t, ex-ctt'ion docket,
claim liooh-Jt, ctimi-.ial •loci; ', ati : any
oilier dock t Ui.-i.t, iit- Judge may direct.
Bxc. 7. Th-* the county court *ha!'
be held ni, court house of the coun
ty, or at such pla-e as the Judge may
direct, when the Superior court of said
comity shall be in sc.-ni.-n. The Judge
shall hav<! his office at the court house
or such other place as he shall t i-ke
notorious to the public. The rules of
practice of the Superior court, shall ap
ply, unless especially excepted. Ap
peals may be taken t<> tho Superior
Court, under the sm ruics and regu
lations as now govern tho taking cf
appeals from Justices’ conns.
Sec. 8. That the sheriff and his de
puties, when required by the county
judge, or clerk, shall execn any wiit,
process or order of the county con:t or
Judge, and snail attend tho ses-dons of
ad court. For cases 111 the count'
court the sher ff s fens shall be%h same
ns for like cases in the superior 'com !.
Kor summoning jurors ter die regular
sessions, Ij is tees shall he five do Jars*
for each special sessi-n t- iv - duliniN.
S-o. 9. t eat 1.a.l ffs rriav be a;-point
ed Lv ibe conmy Judge, n>t to -xceed
four in number, one of whom shall-be
C died sp mini liaihff; !h, v shall give
bend in the sum t > be fixed by the
c.iun: . judge; shall be sworn faithfully
to discharge their duties, and ho re
movable at tbo direction of tfie Judge
It shall be die Uti-of l.he special.hadiff,
C'flmiirrentU wi h ■ >e sberiff and' de
pot col! K.t and. exeettti ms for .costs
■D-d, iu default of paymeot, executions
1 shall issua therafor, and tun per cent.
a'ldrioua! v:- d.-.-.ior,:-. r .w tho col- I
lecting officer. One <lr tno:e tmup <r.v
r y ' for pnrlieufoi ouc.D-l. :.i ij j
rpp-duled wiihov:t. j.ond but to j
•vsworu*Bothers. A! -I . !'-jC3ahall j
: - the same . tl-e s’j.-.r iV in like •; -.r. '
..-a:. !0. 11:r.t r.ii olie:;- x ox v. li:<.,i tl.e
■“1 j’ 1 . ;.i*riH(...a!iOU tt V;--g thi>
-•et-'fi.ll ii plainly '.ho offer... ' ohr.igrt! J
•huff be f./i.u-iud Upon .id g.. raiiu.n- j
i g -.ha mmo cf tho accuser, n in; j
s,rued by the county ceheitor. The]
jitoctouingn after the accc ion h-1 < i
(cnforui to the rales governing iu the
Input tor coutt tu siu-tlar procu-'ding.-.,
except that there shall be no jury, un
less demanded bv tho accused, in .'Licit
ease the jury shall consist of seven, to
be selected as hereinafter provided.
Wh ro any offense ia cltutged, which is
within the jurisdiction of the county
court, and upon the trial thereof it flniil
apnrrir that the crime committed is of
a grade beyond it- jurisdiction, the trial
thus Iv gun shall he regarded an if before
j a court of inquiry, and bo disposed of
accordingly.
Sec. 1.1. That every accusation in the
county court shat! bo in order for trial
at ilie session at - which it ta preferred,
j subject to eoeriitnance according to the
j ruh-s of law practiced in the superior
court:', hut it shall he the duty of the
1 judge to allow a i. asonablc tune to both
I parlies t • citrirnon v.itnes-;es, and to
i tint d.-fcadaut 'O procure counsel. If
the accqse has no c"tiscl, and ia un
able to employ such, it xfofo be the du
jty of the Jingo io assign couus-1 for the
j licensed, and L tie subpoenas for sucii
j wit ties cx for Itis defovtse, and if nec-m
--j -ary com:.el their aueiidance. The
cou-n'.y j.tJ.g--i shall have powei to use
i the county jail for the detention of the
i accuse I parties, and for the punishment
' of th. ;e convicted or guilty ef contempt.
! Ootamit’ "•! tstiy tlit: county judge ?lm!l
| :>C law fit 'vrrit .1 ts to the j-'lcjl', .let c.:
1 I'. Vl- tat tho first -••-.•> ~.f
i xui.l comity i.-o.irt, tho coutly j’ldge
fos’.eT c" . t > ha drawn from the jury
rSbx f iaTd"coiihiy, the uataeS of twelve
I p‘ i> .n‘.B for jurors in criminal and civil
I . seven of whom shall constitute
j j ~rv for the trial of criminal off -user,
j the •icfoin'r.r.t having the first stritce,
and stx of wltotn shall constitute the
jury for the trial of civil cases, the par
ries having throe strikes each. That,
t saht twelve oersons drawn s Jurors a
i■> 0:e-a J, Ktiti.il coastrtate the panel,
1 out of which the jury for the trial of
| ei'iuTunl and civil cf>.e, for the. second
j s-Ksior .a’ said county court fshall be
j r.-.:cott ,1. ] Anil at the swioiul scs~i<;n
,of said county court,a lilcejury of.two ve
persotis shall be drawn for tho nex l
..c-s-ion, from which the jury shall he so
-1 - tied, and so on through all the scs
Tons.
S c. 13. That, all the civil cases
shall be tried by the Judge, without
the intervention of a jury, unless the
same bod mantled by one of the
■patties to the record, ami when s
demanded the Judge shall cause a
jury of six men to be selected from
the pane! of twelve, drawn uecoriiutgr
t i ■ he t wollth section of t he pi ov - .on -
of this Act, by allowing trio pari.:-:* to
si i ke alternately until they shall
have stricken throe names each, a ul
the six unstricken names shall con.
sUI r.to the jury for the trial of civil
casrs. Jurors serving in the county
c -urt shall take the same oath as is
provided for like jurors in the Supc
ri ir court, and shall be paid in the
same manner, and be paid oaeh, one
dollar ami fifty cents per day. All
writs returnable to tile CM'.n’y court,
shall be governed bv and subject to
the same rules and regulations as
now practiced in like cases in the
Superior courts, except that the writ
may bo filed fifteen days before any
rec ular term of ths court, and served
by the sheriff or bailiff ten days prior
to the commencement of t,lm term.
Sec. IT. That at the first session
of the court, if either of the parties
in a civil c so, or if the accused in a
criminal, should demand a jury, the
Judge shall cause a ju.y to bo made
of t e bystanders or otherwise.
Sec.. 15. That the twelve persons
drawn at the first term of the court,
and at each succeeding term of the
court, according to the twelfth sec
ti n of this Act, shall constitute the
panel from which a jury shall be se
-1 acted for th trial of criminal offen
ses at the special sessions of said
county court, as provided in the
fourth section oi this Act. That
whenever the county Judge shall de
termine to hold a special session for
clearing oi t o jail of criminals, ac
cording to said fourth section of this
.Act, ic. shall bfe 'ins duty to issue a
proc- ss direc t'd to the sheriff and
his deputy or to any one of the bail
iffs of said county court, commanding
and requiring him to notify tho jury
DUMBER %0.
to’ be and nipuar nt ti.e Court Ilona
of;,:iff county on a fir. i to be therein
flcsrigivtlet!, tht-'.i and there to nerve
ns jurors at . .'.n< jpcvial sess.on.q aid
fffrotu any causa .i.c ivhoio of saitl
pmel Cf tv Ire she.! 11 .il to iippear,
or if, at a , eg ular term, there uiic - Id
fail to ’ e a fell panel of twelve, the
fi..ili cause tiio panel tube *xxi
iy\ !•-.• t:ri ■ j;t; ■**•.*, that t!:e rlitfi for
b.dliig as the ease mny bo ; ,-h'di, in
all cus- u give each potion constitu
ting said jury ;tt least two days no
tice prior to the 3tssicn at which lie
shall bo notii’i' lto appear, a:..! a
verbal notice in person shall be suffi
cient.
Sec. 15 That certioraricr may
b 3 had under the sanction, and or
der of, the Judge of the (Superior
Court in all cases, civil aid criminal
upon rue petition in writing, >.o ?aid
Judge in tea days after the trial,
with notice to the opposite party* or
his attorney, in criminal cases, to the
County Solicitor, which petition sitall
state the grounds and complaints,
and give a brief of the material evi
dence, to bo argued upon by counsel
or approved by the court, which
writ of certiorari being delivered to
the cot city Judge, it shall be his duty
to semi up to the Judge of the Supe
rior Court, properly certified a copy
of the proceedings of the county
court in the case with a statement of
the material evidence, and tho Judge
of the Si-'crior Court shall hear and
finally determine the same as nt
'Chambers, or the session of the Su
perior Court, as may by hi in seem
proper; upon hearing the return of
tne writ of certiorari'in criminal ca
ses, the. Judge of the Superior court
may t i!her grant anew trial or pass
such judgment or sentence as. iu
view of the who'o case, jg consistent
I with justice. The application lor the
j'- rit of certiorari shall suspend for
it'iidayi the sentence i; criminal
I 1 ‘f the. .vi i . • issued thru,
i unit t- ; ss,aio is .decided, 'that, in
j crithiutid ca ;o. pCndir;g an titriW
rim for certiorari, the defendant
shall give bond for his ’appearance,
and, upon failure to give such bond,
flic sentence sit ill not bo-suspended
unless the certiorari shall be sanc
tioned.
1 7. That the Clerk’s costs in
civil cases, in all cases over one hun
dred dollars, shall be the same as the
Clerk of the Superior Court for simi
tar .services, and in all cases of less
than one hundred dollars and over
fifty dollars, one-half the s-mie, and
iu -li cases loss than fifty, dollars,
one-third the same. The county So
licitor sita l receive the same fees as
at e now allowed to the Solicitor Oen
cr- lof the circuit in the Superior
Court for such cases as come within
the jurisdiction of t- o county court.
: - ■ 18. That it shall be the duty
of the Ordinary of said county of
Marlon to assess such tax ujioh the
tux payers of said county, and have
the same c::. ii-d : ■ the Tax Col-
Jtoi* as si Ibe Snfnqicntlo pay the
t Janes•:i.m County Judge andtho
County SAi.ur.nr, wliieii salaries slirtll
be payable to tli m quarterly, and
until h tax shall be osse-se-l mu 1
eoilectetl, the (v.uivy Judge and So
licitor shall bo p id out. of any other
funds or money in the count\ treasu
ry, that the county Jud--e shall draw
his warrant upon tho county Treasu
rer of saitl county quarterly for the
salary of himself and county Solicitor
which shall be paid by said county
Treasurer.
See 19. That the qualifltentions
of the county. Judge whall be, first,
that he shall be a rush font of the
county at the time of his appoint
ment, and shad have been a practic
ing attorney in the courts of this
State. Tho qualifications of the coun
ty solicitor shall be the same as the
Judge.
See. 20. That ad cases which
may bo brought in said county court
where the amount claimed shall ex
ceed the sum of one hundred dollar?,
the term of the court to which the
same shall be returned, shall be the
docket’term, and not iu order for
trial till the next, succeeding tenn.
Sec. 21. Repeals conflicting laws
Approved March 2nd, 1875.
[After each section in tne above
act appears the words “lie it fur
ther enacted by the i 'aforesaid author
ity, which wo have omitted to save
space.—E ditch. ]
“You appear in anew role, don't
you, old fellow?" was what the imper
tinent young man remarked as he dug a
cockroach out of his fresh bread ut th
breakfast table. A roseate "/.ink per- j
moated the lunrfe,u‘ iJ pallid cheek.
Me §uem* iUto gtrgwjs.
A. M. r. BUSSELL,
IDUfor A Propt-lKor,
Untrue to Himself.
Ho is a second hand clothier, and
holds forth in Month St. Joseph. It.
'.vac about thu hour cf ten yesterday
morning when he reeled in an adjoin*
ing establishment, fell into a chair,
weaved !id Lr.r.Js in the tangled
locks ol iiis gray hair, and back and
forth, nionued out:
“Oil i dear, oh ! dear, I ish ruin
ed ”
I
. t is dor matter, ,Teob,” asked
j hit •• ,r< •ihLiiug brother in trade,
I ••ending ever him.
j “Ton remember rut coat vot £
! ; ::i:i -ix bit; Jor on yesterday ?”
••is;, I remembers him
“Just now a man from tha count
ry cr.mce in and asks mo how for dat
I lolls him dree dollars ; and would
you believe it, Moses, ho put his
hand right into Iris pocket and pays
ue lull price without a word—” llt.ro
ho lowered his voice to the lowest
whisper—“so help me gracious, Mo
ses, 1 believe he’d paid me five dol
lars just the same.”
“Jacob, how you ra 3 swindle
yourself.”
“Dat vas vot makes mo hate mine
self so much.as never vas.”
And the old man Jimpod back
into liis own establishment, and
doubled all bis goods at first call.
A man had liis hair cut the oth
er day, and after the barber had
finished, the head was the worst
looking job ever turned out in De
troit. ’l l ran was hopping mad
as he loo’ 1 into the glass, and ho
roared out: “Why, blamed tool,
you don’t know anything about
hair-cutting ! “Dat so boss,” said
the owner of tbe shop coming for
ward. I told him to take your
head to learn on, but it don’t pear
to me dat he’ll ever make much of
a barber !”— Detroit Free Press.
Ail old ladr in Detroit-, hearino"
that American Girl was dead re
marked : “I’ve alius said that this
tight lacing wouid lay ’em out
some day.”
A "Western editor runs it tlras
ly.”
Ills foot upon the trigger,
The muzzle in his ear.
A movement of the little toe,
And his head did disappear.
Gone where the grasshopper lin
gered! not.
“Don see, grandmamma, we per
forate an aperture in the .apex, and
. l u - re-.ponding aperture in the
ba-e, and by applying the egg to
the lips and forcibly inhaling the
breath, the egg is entirely dis
charged of its contents.” “Bless
my sou:,” cried tho old lady,
J‘what wonderful improvements
they do make! Sow, in my
younger days, we just made a hole
in both ends and sucked.”
—<—- -
—A voter on the train to "Wey
moth, Tuesday, when asked by
the conductor for his ticket, said :
“I have (hie) made a d-r-e-f-u 1
mistake—voted (hie) railroad tick
et ’stead of the (hie) D ernocratit
ticket.
——ra*.*.<2s—
“A3 I was goin’ over the bridge
the other day,” said a native of
Erin, “I mot Pat lie wins, ‘De
wins, ’ says I, ‘how are yon?’ ‘Pret
ty well, thank you, Donnelly,’
says he. ‘Donnelly,’ says I,
.that’s not my name’ ‘Faith, then
no more is mine Hewins.’ ‘So with
this we looked at aich other agin,
an’sure enough it vas nay ther of
113 . ”
An Eastern trunp, who had been
over Wisconsin, says the mimes of the
towns savor too muchof pedsstrianjsm
to suit his notion of a “printer's state.“
There is Milwaukee, Waukesha, Onoco
woc, Manitowoc, Waukegan, Pewaukee,
aud a dozen other “walks, “ hut darn
ed iitila work.