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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-08
GOVERNOR GRATz BROWN.
His kessags---He Goes for eraHt and Tells
wholesome Truths.

ST. LOUIS, December 6-Governor
Brown, of Missouri, would restrict
Grants power of appointment to offices
TO cases of emergency. The people shoul Id
have the original appointing power. He
says the energies Of the whole country
are paralyzed by direct and indirect Fed
ersl taxation. 1t does not go into the
treasury, but is expended in the costs of
collection. The taxable wealth OF Mis-
sOuri is S575 600, 600; receipts in treasury,
SS.572,9 ,9il; expended, $2,725. .759; $Sl6, 1856
on in 5erest account; 81, ,252 600 cost Of
State government; S337, Asa for schools:
city and county debts, 81, ,000, 600, mostly
for railroads. There are 6l64 public
schools; and pupils, 32S. .l64. There srs
627 ,20S children, between i've and twenty
one years of age in the State; 1880 miles
OF railroad in the State, snd 797 miles in
construction, and SlI7, ,OO0 goo invested.
The prosperity and growth of Missouri
in wealth and population is unprecedent-
ed. The last election, when parties were
dissolved, gave peace to the state. he
says the principle Of self government,
acting through local organizations, es.
tablished q pursr civil service, instead
Of that compelled by the slayish
ways Of psrlizsDshiP, and incised the
youthful energies of new gene
ration TO compass the great destiniss
Of the future, rather than rehRbllit ste it,
self in dead issues of the psas. He says
Grant has perverted and distorted every
idea of the Republican psrty. he de-
nounces martial law in South Carolina,
and says the people can never forget the
blessings Of local freeGom or of federal
unity. That slavery made US for time
torgetful Of the first, in order that slavery
might be destroyed. This done local free
dom should be reproduced, and could be
with perfect safety to perpetual union.
Without 1t personal liberty is no more.
he says every party that hsst lost power
was Overthrown because it sought to ex-
act federal above local power. As trade
is wiser than politics, so love is stronger
than hate, and practical sense demands
the restoration OF local freedom, and gen.
erosity is the sure agent Of reproduced
peace and unity and reposs.
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your correspondent IS z, must know that
the Shelby county jail was built for the
purpose Of confning criminals, that it
was not adapted either to hospital pur-
poses, or to the keeping of lunstics; that
no proper provision Is made by the
apthorities either for clothing, feeding or
lodging any class of persons, except
prisoners charged with crime" Who
will minister to these innocens home
sufferers? Who viii contribute to soothe
the anguish of the remaining thirty law
days, allotted to these poor women?
"Then shall the King say unto them on
his right hand, come ye blessed of my
Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for
you from the foundation of the world;
for was a hungered, and ye gave me
meat; 1 was thirsty, and ye gave me drink;
was a stranger and We took me in; naked
and We clothed me; was sick, and ye
visited me; teGs IN prison, and ye came
unto me. Then shall the righteous
answer him, saying, Lord, when saw we
thee hungered, and fed theef Or thirsty
and gave thee drink7 When saw we thee
stranger, and took thee in, or naked
and clothed thee? Or when saw we thee
sick or in prison, and came unto thee2
And the KiTg shall answer and say un-
to them: Verify 1 say unto you, mas
much as Fe have done It unto one of the
least Of these my brethren, ys have done 10
unto me-" Mathew, 25th chapter, S4th to
10th verses. K
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-08

Mr. BEcK having stated in the house OF
representatives. on Tuesday last that the
Western Union Telegraph Company had
changed itz tactics ana from being violent
opponent OF postal telegraphy, had come
20 favor 1t, Mr. Orton, president Of that
company, writes that gentleman q letter
in which he denies the soft impeachment,
and ssys the "Western Union Telegraph
Company is infsxibiy opposed to any in
tertsTe1cs Of the government with their
business" A meeting Of the board of de
rectors was held yesterday morning which
was largely attended, and resolutions were
unanimously passed protesting sgsinst
the right and policy Of sny scqu. iition of
thsir property and rights by the govern
ment. A COMMITTEES consisting = I Horses
+. Clark, A. B. Cornell, Edwin L. Nor
gan, Hoses Taylor and Orton were ap-
pointed 70 prepare snd send to Washing
ton S protest against the sugg ss6ed action
ofths government snd to eli i'm its pro-
lection against interference and against
the policy Of establishment by the gov
eminent OF oonpstitive enterprises.
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Also, repeating section three of the act
approved January %, 1871, in reference to
imposing taxes for county and corpora
tion purposes.
After considerable discussion and the
adoption of some amendments, the bill
passed third resding-yeas so, nays Is.
The bill to provide for the current ex-
penses OF the General Assembly passed
third reading-yeas So, nays z.
Adjourned.
An immigration meeting was held in
the hall OF the house of representatives.
this evening. Mo1fsts, Of Nashville, and
D0noho addressed the meeting on tue
bfacE
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.

Rumor Gays Hail is ready to resign.
The Viaduct railroad company is on its
feet sgsin.
on Wednesday night.
| Lorenzo Ssvereni recovered five hundred
dollars from Ole Bull for broken engage
ment.
The trial of Irving, for the alleged
shooting of Miss Marshall, was continued
yesterday.
The Union club has expelled Hall, on
account Of alleged completely in the Tam
many frauds.
Tweed has secured another extension Of
time in which to secure bail. "The Boss"
must be bleeding freely.
The Grand Duke started for Boston yes
terday morning. He regrets that he has
not time to visit California.
Judge Ingrsham directed the attention
Of the grand jury yesterday morning to
the condition of the city prison.
In the Riverd2ie park case the supreme
court sets aside the decision of Judge
Barnard, and allows the present board to
make an assessment.
The board Of health have information
showing various tenement houses and
cellars to be untenable for the inhabit.
eAASf @AG A6fO BhFSA OAAc1s W NACaSc
them.
Darius Clarke, iOr many yesrs connected
with the Michigan Central railroad, and
for the last few years in the employ of
the Harlem railroad, died very suddenly
Wednesday evening,
A meeting of the Tammsny association
was held on Wednesday evening tor ths
purpose of expelling Tweed. There was
no quorum, and meeting was called for q
future day.
Some of the missing bills of A. J, Hsr-
vey, for plsstering done upon the new
courthouse, have recently bsen found,
and, it is said, the documents besr upon
their face the most pslpable evidences of
fraud.
A verdict of i've hundred dollsrs was
rendered on Wednesday sgsinEt the Third
avenue railroad company for having re-
jected passenger who refused to pay his
fare on car TO which he wss transferred,
alleging that he had paid on smother
car.
Comptroller Green has raised funds
from bankers to enable the board of |
health to take measures against the |
spread of the smallpox. The where |
Withsl to meet the demands of the CITY |
lRboreTs has been secured from the same |
source.
The mysterious young woman who /
went to the Hudson river railroad depot |
with the trunk containing the body of |
Miss Bswlsby, victim of the abortion |
ist, Rosenweig, is said to have been traced /
by the officials. Her name Is Agnetts /
Dumeris, and it is stated that she Is one /
OF Rossnwetg's own patients.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Qusbso Esd 1t reduced to 2O0 below zero
last niFEss
TIC NsthoGists are in convention al
Syraeasa
zargsE Estown, Maryland, lost $s0,O 900 by
The late hrs.
sprsnghsld, Massachusetts was Grand
Dcked yesterday.
The Dominion parliament was opened
81 Toronto yesterday.
Very lew people attend the New Or
lesns races THIS 6eSson.
Governor Booth, of California, is to be
inGugur2ted to-day.
Boston dstecsives have failed 20 find tbs
murderers of poor Kate Lehan.
Fish is urged by large number of Rsdi-
Gals 70 retain his place in tho cabinet.
Snow and ice still obstruct the passage
of trains over the Union Pacific road.
The labor reformers Of Connecticut
have nominated Sam. B. Cooper for gov
1srBor,
After transacting unimportsnt business
yesterday, both houses of congress sd-
<oGrued until Monday.
N ins ff5etual effort was made to take
mn tie general amnesty bill in the senate
ou wednesday. Senators have other fish
10 fry.
The President yesterday sent 20 the SEN
ate g large number Of nominations, but
none Of special interest to people here
abOuts,
A dispatch from Scranton states that
miners wages have been reduced eigh:
cents per ton, and that steps are going on
fOT = strike.
Bspj Butler is opposed to an investigs-
ttion OF Grsnt's invasion Of North Ceroh-
nz, but is in favor Of the construction Of
ufe stations at Cape Cod. Fishy, very.
Committees from Cape Cod, Plymouth
and Gloucester are 70 memorabilia congress
for the protection OF the fishery interests,
which are dissstrouEly affected by the
treaty OF Warrington.
The members OF the select committee
of the house of representatives IN the re-
orgznizs sti0n OF the civil service are
Messrz. Kelley, Hooper, Conger, Lynch,
Perry, willard, Wood, Marshall and Hol-
man.
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WE are glad 70 be able to chronicle the
passage in congress, on Tuesday, of 6
resolution that the railway COMMITTEES in
quire intosnd report upon the expedisncy
of connecting Lake Michigan snd the Mis-
sissippi river by ship-csnl. We hope
this important measure viii not be allowed
% slumber, snd thst members from the
west and southwest viii combine TO secure
its early passage through congress.
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FoREG GN TELEoRAMs,

Tlns Prince of Wales continues 10 i'm
provs in health.
Jules FAvrs comes to the United States
as minister from France.
The Liberals have been everywhere sue
ossa ful In the late elections in Spain.
Liam tsnsnt-Gsneral Scarlet, Of the
Britisb army, died in London on We'd
nasdsy.
Presidene Theirs has demanded Of the
Holy See. a. she request of Bismarck, the
recall Of Prince Ds Chigialboir, the Pspsl
nuncic at Psris.
The grand Jury o. Dublin has found
true bills against Ksliy for dischsrging q
pistol e. officers James and Mullins st the
time Of his arrest.
lie Figaro Ia Paris newspsper) says that
orders hsve been sent TO CherDourg amt
Brest to have vessels prepared for cruising
about ths coasts of France. Figaro repre-
ssnts that these novel precautions are
taken to prevent what 1t calls "snOther
return from Elba-"
while Ogden, one Of the latter day re-
formers now go plenty in England, WAS
addressing a meeting OF round-h6ads ct
Reading. on Wednesday night, a crowd
rushed into the hall and after desperate
fight the Iepublicsns were driven out and
Ogden was obliged to save himself by
flight.
The R9umsnisn government has re-
s,eiveo a protest from Constsntinople
,.gai7st t,ee conclusion of the treaty with
Russia. MACS two years ago, relstive to
consular iuriso totson. on the grounds that
II & In violation Cf the Treaty of Paris.
The protest Is aso1f bed to the influence OF
Bismarck, who induces the Porte TO as
sert his sovereignty, IS part Of sue game
with Russia and Paris.
A demonstration was made In Blrming-
hsm night before last, ia favor Of radical
reforms ia the House OF Lords, and lin
itstion OF its power to defeat or sustain
the beneficial ana progressive legis ion
OF the House OF Commons Mr.. Dixie
addressed the meeting aud while speak
Ing was frequsntly interrupted, and so
great Wss the confusion thst he Was
Obliged to dssist. Resolutions were
edopted protesting against the principle
II hereditary legislation, and demand the
withdrawal of the legislative functions
from the bench Of Bishops.
A message from Theirs to the Assembly
announces that the British government
hss bssn notified of the Intention of
Franc2 to sbrogste the treaty OF commerce
st the stipulated time, but France will
not discouniensnce negotiations for the
ne arrangement Of commercial relations
with Great Britain. The deputies are
warned never % forget TO what depths OF
wretebs5ness the empire had led the
country. France should now look for
complies reorganization 10 God and to
lime. 1t was her policy TO endure dig-
nifisd peace, and should war occur de-
spite her determination to remain at
peace, It should not be her deed. France
must resume ths position to which she
was entitled. not only for her own good,
but in the interest of all nations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-08

MAJOR J. ". ELDRIDGE, Of this city,
who gave embodiment to the purpose OF
building ths Memphis and Kansas City
rosd, and consolidated public opinion in
its favor In Arkansas and Missouri, is
now in Nashville for the purpose Of secur-
ing legislation in its behalf. It is needless
70 fo- Us 70 commend Msjor Eliridge to
ahoss IN authority at Nashville. He and
the governor were sohoolfellows, and
neither ever forgot or betrayed friend,
and every member from the central
counties of the Stste, where he was born
and reared, knows the worth Of our
fellow townsmsn.
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H0RE OFFICIAL DISHONESTY.
An Iasatiate Rsbbsr Amosg The NatiOaal
k0ney. Bags.

WASHINGTON, December IF. A. Mar
den, chief of the division of accounts, was
arrested and held for trial for stealing
over twelve thousand dollars of govern
ment funds. The loss falls on Treasurer
Spinner. The discovery of Marden's de-
fslcstion has developed other frauds OF
amounts in the treasury department. The
books show thst within about two years
over fifty Thousand dollars have been
stolen from the government in the CASH
room of the treasury, the offender being
Msrden, whose thefts have been already
alluded to, and Seth Johnson, the interest
teller. The detection of Msrden led to
the discovery of Tohnson's guilt. The
latter, it is said, has been dealing in gold
and stocks, and has lost heavily for some
time. mere seems to have been no col
lusion between them; neither knew of
the crime Of the other. Both were dis
charged from the department to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-08

TEE Richmond Wing asserting the un-
which, Il thinks, could agree upon moth
ing, says it would nevertheless willingly
support either Horace Greeley or William
Cullen Brysnt,. the greatest Of living msn
and siitors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-08

SEEAToR ANTHONY, on Wednesday,
introduced his bill of last session for the
control of the next presidential slsctior.
We hope tvsinly, perhsps,) thzt there is
snough patriotism left in the senate to
defeat the iniquitous measure.
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Wednesday, Ianuary 10, 1872,

within legal hours, the lots Of land desig.
mated and numbered from to 81 inclusive,
on the plan of subdivision of 477H acres of
land belot ging 10 K. ]. B L. Winn, situate in
Shelby county, on the new Raleigh road,
and bounded in part on the north by wolf
liver. These lots, as laid OF on the plan now
on exhibition Al the office of the Clerk and
Master and Of complainants' solicitor, l.. B.
Mcfarland, ESQ, embrace s. s, 10 and II acres.
These lots, or any OF them, viii be sold on
credit Of six and twelve months; notes
with security viii be required OF the purs
chaser, and lien retained to secure the de-
ferred payments.
These lands are all timbered, fertile and
well adapted for SMALL FARMS, or for gar
dening purposes.
such Bargains as viii be offered in this land
have seldom been offered to the SPEcULAToR.
the WooD-DEALER the GARDENER, and all
who want residence property adj AGENT 70 and
convenient TO Memphis-being on the line OF
the railroad from Mem phis to Raleigh, and
only 2h miles from Court square.
sS- Full particulars and plans can be had
st my OF ce, or of l. 3. Mcfarland, Sol. for
complainants, at the Planters Insurance
Building, No. Al Madison street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
dStdl NJ D. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
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THE GREAT WEST
<
The Kansas City aRd Shreveport ROads,
This Best Days wsrk Yet Dsse by the
Legislature.

Special to the AppeaII
NASHVILLE, TENN, December z, 1S71.-
The bill suthorising the county OF Shell
by and city of Memphis to invest In the
stock of the Kansas City and Memphis
railroad companies, passed by q vote of
fifty to ten. This almost insuTes the i'm
mediate completion of these two invalua-
bic roads, and Memphis has another res
son, the strongest yet given, TO congratu-
late herself because of the wisdom and
efficiency Of her representatives at Nash
villa
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1910.

HoN. J. W. SMITH, speaker of the lower
branch OF the Georgis Legislature, has
bson nominated by the Democratic con-
vsntion as S candidate for governor Of
that stste. The selection Is q good one.
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VALUABLE SUBuEBAN LANDS
FOR SALE.

No. 50, r. D.-Second Chaneery Court-rhos.
q. Neal ct al VS.. K. j. B. L. Winn ct Al,
50 By virtue of consent decree of the
Second Chancery Court OF Shelby county, en-,
tered In the above cause, Will, at my office
door, on Second street, Memphis, offer st
public sale, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-08

The grand jury is still taking evidence
ia this Tammzny frauds cases. The Jury
have the Permission Of The recorder and
city judge 70 take up such cases ss they
deem proper, cisregsrding the Law in this
respect passed by Twsed's influence,
which permits iuries to hear only cases
prescribed py the distriei-sttorney.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-08

OLIVER, FINHIE q co.
1000 CASES Canned Fruits and Vege,
tanieS, IN PART AS FOLLOWS:
5000 cases Tomatoes;
1000 cases Peaches;
1000 cases Oysters;
500 cases assorted Pickles;
- 800 cases Strawberries;
800 cases Raspherries;
300 cases Pine Apple;
400 eases Corn;
100 cases RIReherries;
100 cases Mhartleberries;
200 cases Holsters,
so cases Salmen;
400 cases Iellies;
100 cases Erandy Cherries;
200 cases Brandy Peaches;
1900 cases asst Fruits and Vegetables;
o. lVER, FlkkiE & 60.
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All for liYnres.

No. AS, Rim the First Ch&ncery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. Clara LAWS VS..
John A. Davis.
IT appearing frcm affidavit In this cause
4 that the ascendant, John A. Davis, is q
citizen of Pennsylvania, and nonresident
or the State OF Tsnnessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, that he make his ap-
pearance herein, at TIN courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday In February, 1871. and plead, answer
or dernur to complatnant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to him, and
set for hearing sxparte; and that 8 copy OF
this order be published once week, for four
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
A copy-Attes5.
KDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Il. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and master.
Kobt. Searcy, Sol. for cOmpPt- d8 fri
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MARRIED.

PoLK-EDMONDs-Att the residence Of A.
n. Edmonds, on Tuesday evening, December
5, ISL, by Rev. Reuben Burrows, Mr., JAMES
K. Polk and Miss KIRKE EDMoNDs No cards.
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H0rsE.

The house bill 10 provide for the more
efficient management of the peniten iary
by creating an ONCE Of superintendent,
ETC., came up as special order,
The following amendments were
adopted.
Fist. That the board Of inspectors nom-
mated by the governor and confirmed by
the senate, shall proceed the present
board and salary OF $1,000 heretofore paid
each, shall be paid into the treasury by
the lsssess, in addition to the $50, coo paid
for the lease OF the prison. The inspec-
tors are Ia the meantime to receive IS per
dsy each, for two days in each month,
and no other compensation.
Secodd. AbOIishing sho Office of deputy
warden snd increasing the salary OF the
keeper to $l200.
Third. The superintendent is required to
make q quarterly statement, with the
State treasurer on the drst Mondsy in
January, April, July and October.
number Of minor amendments were
offered, and some sdopte I. The bill
SLOWS 5000 TO the superintendent. Con-
siderable discussion was eiicised by mo
lions to reduce these figures. Il was
nnslly, by vote OF Al TO so, fixed At
5000. As amended, the bill passed the
third res ding-yses, ~; nsys, %.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Ferguson introduced & resolution
providing for the d utilation OF the plates
OF the Bank Of Tennessee. Adopted under
suspension rules.
The .horse bill Eepeals so much Of sec
ton 1l42 Of the code as prohibits any
county. incorporated town or city from
subscribing stock IN railroads running
70 or contiguous thereto, an smount ex
csesing in aggregate one fifteenth its tax
able property.
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BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
WHo4.EzALz AND RETAIL
Booksellers, SCatiOnsra
Paper DEALERS,
STEAM PRINTERS
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
27S l-2 Eala ST., Asnphls.

NNE have for sale an immsnss, varied ana
W thoroughly complete stock OF SCHOOL
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STATIONERY
BLANK BOOKS and PRINTING and WzAPPTNo
EARAE. etc. which sc oder AZ pricss As low
- can De purchased In the Northern and
Eastern markets. Our STEAE PRINTING e.
TABL1sEAEET is now by far the largest and
most com plete In the Southwest and Inclndss
nlne stsala printing presses, enabling rs %
exceted Dy any printing hsuse in the United
states Our BOOK BTEDERY ii In al respects
olaPiete, and We guarantee 20 duplicate In
Other o1ndery in the United States. Our
STOCK OF News, Book and Flat Papers, Card
stock snd Printing Inks In every way COM
plete, and our prices cannot fafl 70 suft. We
make Speciality OF PAPER BAGa and WRAP
PING PAPERs, and ask tha attention OF mer-
chants 70 Our stock 80
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DIED.

BLEDsOE-December 7tb, of typhoid pneu.
nOnia, SALzIE RICE BLEEsoE, wife Of Isaac
Bledsoe, in the twenty-slxth year OF er age
The friends and acquaintance of the fam
tly are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, from 80 Avery street, this (FRIDAY)
afternoon. at s O'Clock.
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FOR LEASE ANS SALE

BUILDING LOTS on Preston PIaee. Mad,.
ID son street extended. for lease ior Eer
years, al low rent.
Desirable lots on Court street extended. 20,
kala cheap. Apply TO -
ROY5TER, IRRELEVANT a on.
nos DAVID O. PRESTON,
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State ind County Taxes, 1871

TTHE Tax Books for 1871 are new in
I my possession VIII collect Taxes at my
OGice until the 10th day of January, Isz2
when the once wiz positively closed for the
.purpsse Of issztng Distress Warrants
ltsrsn uncoIected taxes and reporting lands
lfor condemnation.
After the 10Th day Of January next, will
Spend SRe or two days In each District,
OF which due notios viii be given. for the
PurR9se of collecting unpaid taxes, and
y hing Distress Warrants against
Personal Property.
Tax Payers 2ast mot expect OF ask for
favor or extensions, as none
VIII be granted
that do not come within the shove notice,
Great and small, rich and poor, shall fare
alike.
have but enc duty to Perform,
and that is to collect the taxes according to
law. know no other duty, and viii make
no exceptions.
noI2 VIM. MCLEAN. Tax Collector.