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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-22

--HAAELe NRElA AMJ
IT receipts 10 viii be noticed, are much
beyond those OF any former day this season.
ON Monday last they amounted 70 z2S bales:
last year on the same day, ISIS bales an ex-
~ IN one day Of aD bales over the cores
ppntlng day last year. A few mole such re-
rrlptS and we shall recover the deficiency or
our receipt, this year as against the last.
The course OF the weeks market in Mem
phi>, as detailed above. shows that the true
Position Of cotton, and the deceptive indica-
ton OF the early large receipts, is now well
understood Holders however, cannot be too
careful in remembering that a period Of in
creased receipts Il approaching that will thor
ouEhly test the strength Of prices. Tbs glori-
ee>hne weather We are having keeps every one
BUSY IA the held picking cotton. when il
Hreaks, mp ginning viii be active on every
lAEntauon- Aner that cotton wiz come pour
ING heavily IN the market. The English cir
culars have again and again stated that the
proportion Of the receipts governs their mar
- Moft man any ~nepresenteuons about
unpuEnl ana WORMS When receipts increase,
s lney are expected 10 do after ginning i
universally pursued, prices will decrease AZ q
consequence. That increase over. the real
proportion between The crop Of this season
%na OF last wiz be demonstrated and prices
A assume h We may term their natural
level, whatever hat may turn out 10 be. In
N+IuE cotton where there Is h power 10 sell
or forbear, THIS fact should be Kept IN mind
lille pointing out these facts, we do not IN
Htrtake 70 advise each reader must be his own
Judge a. To the probabilities Of future prices.
The evident tendency OF The latest reports OF
Official cotton associations Is 10 q lover esti-
-.- va ~ AtAAA Na.ENA Wv EAN-EAA FE~NA
The prices Of mlddhng cotton each DAY Of
the last week were a. follows: In Memphis,
g +, l>ae, is, lSse lSc; IN New
Liverpool 30, sd. I'D, sd, sd, gid.
The daily average price OF middlinE cotton
ln Memphis since september LIST has been
I.W 3-U- lsG EG, l>O2 ISH, and for the
week now under review, ls.gl. We see ~ this
inat cotton brought the past week a better
pTlee uan on any week since the middle %
september Receipts during the week were
L.ii bales, Against $50 last week; shipnents
bales against N5L Total receipts, GA68
bales. against 46,l0l bales A. the same last sea
som shipments 2i-bi bales, against 1851
bales. a decrease Of receipts OF as bales and
ut shipments Of Fs7 bales.
Turning nov % the position Of cotton out
side OF our own city, we md that up to Thurs
day night the week receipts al all the sea-
ports In the United States were Il.2A bales
more than those Of The corresponding week
last season. while The total receipts since sep
tsmber Isl were lH,l2 bales more. The fol-
>iuou ~ all the United States ports:
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. -, second Chancery DOcket.-In Supreme
Court at Jack-On.-D. Il. Cook & Co. ct al. vs..
J.. +. Frank John r. Mckinney at al.
DY virtue OF a decree pronounced by the
ID supreme Court Of tennessee. al Jackson.
May p, lolZ. in this cause, / viii sci! TO the
highest bidder, ON the premises described, in
the city OF Memphis on
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. @-SecOnd Chancery DOcket-Tobu N.
Fleming, admir- Of Frances NJ. Fleming.
decd, vs.. Robert H. Mckay, Maria 5. Me-
Kay OF al.
DY virtue Of a decree pronounced June 5,
ID lS72, in this cause, by the Supreme Court
of Tennessee, at Jackson, I Will sell TO the
highest bidder in front Of the First and Second
Chancery COurtrOOms, on Second street, in the
city Of Memphis. On
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The general market during the past week
was rather a quiet one. The number Of cOun-
try visitors has been small, for visits 20 town
takes place this week. Money still continues
extremely ught-thOuKh slightly less 70 thar
at any time since the middle Of August-and
that fnterferes greatly with business progress.
The rivers are low, which delays boats, and
make Il impossible for them % carry more
than half loads. The demand for feed con-
tinuest 10 De slender, 50 large has the ountry
supplied Itself with hay and corn.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby notified tina PAUL
"A A. CICALLA is not the agent Of PAUL
CICALLA, and has no power to collect moneA
OF transact business fof me as my agent.
Memphis, october s's, ee8
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Monday. November II. asa,

MOnuhys November II. IVA,
between the hours Of II and p O'Clock am.
and in trent Of the SherinTs office. No. 81
Second street, Memphis, Tennessee, sell 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, the ollOwine
described property, tO-wit ? A tracr or
parcel Of land, lying and situated In shelby
the west BOUNDARY In the Twelfth civil Dis
trict Of shelby county. Tennessee, which be-
lOnged 70 the late George l. Holmes,
or what is known as SCOTS avenue at ltS in.
tersection with Holmes avenue about 20 chains
north Of the intersection OF said SCOTS ave-
nue. with the Memphis and Germantown
plank road thence running eastward about
70 chains 70 Rembert's avenue; thence south
ward to Rcmbert's avenue 90 chains To
Elizabeth Avenue; thence westward with
Elizabeth and Holmes avenue, about seventy
chains to the beginning, embracing the Origi-
mai homestead OF the said George L. Holmes.
and now occupied in part By Geo. q. Holmes
anu IN part by W. X. Holmes. This execution
Is levied on the entire interest Of William X.
Holmes in said tract Of land, being an undi-
yided One-half interest. Also, on the entire
interest % defendants. George q. Holmes and
w. b. Holmes, in and 10 the following real
estate tO-Wit: Lots Nos. 4+6 and 10 in the plat
and subdivision Of the George l.. Holmes tract
o. itlt1 IN aneiDy county tennessee, about
nNe miles east OF the city Of Memphis, on the
north side o. the Memphisand Germantown
plank road, otherwise known as the state
Line road. said lot No. 4 is said to contain
six and ninety-seven one hundredths Is E-lOUl
acres and fronts f37k-lO0 poles on north side
OF said Memphis and Germantown Plank
uulus ana Is DDuuQcu west DY lot No. 3 . east
by lot No. 5, ana north by a 60-acre lot, said to
belong to jacob W.. Moon said lot No. is
SAID TO contain three and fOTty-fOur One-hun-
dredth % ff-lO0l acres, and fronts : 43-lOO poles
on TIE north side Of the plank road, and is
Dounuod west by lot No. 5; north by Moons
o. acres, and east by a lot Of q acres. said 10
-ouE - one oAuEley Atld lOt NO. ID IS said
70 contain 10 acres, and is bounded north by
holmes avenue G-lO1 poles, east bv another
avenue ~ poles, south by lot 20 and by John
sons lot 8 1910 poles. ana vest nv l9t h 70
poles.
October 9. ls72. Wiz DOYIE-
sheriff Of shelby county
r. u. MflJDW ANTOmaE- nerA
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The following tabulated statement. com
piled from cur files, shows the receipts.
SALES, shipments and prices Of cotton per
week IN Memphis, beginning with the first
week IN September:
FOR the week Ship Ave-
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MEDICAL.
BELL SCHNAPPS
Distilled by the PrOprietOrs at
SGHIEDAM, IN HOLLAND.
An t~nVfEOraffng Tonic and Medicinal
RaVerRRe.

An fnVigOrafiBg Tonic and Medicinal
Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from all
deleterious substances. 1t is distilled from
BARLEY Of the finest quality, and the AFRO
Matte JUMPER BERRY OF ITALY and designed
expressly for cases Of DYSPEPSIA or ISDIGEs-
rIoN, DROPsl, GOVT, RHEUMATIsA, GENERAL
DEBILITY, OF THE BLADDER,
PAINS IN II BACK AND STOMACH and all
diseases Of the URINARY ORGANS. 1t gives
great relief in ASTHMA, GRAvEL and CAL
CULI IN THE BLADDER; strengthens and in
vigora8es the system, and is a certain prevent
i've and cure Of that dreadful scourge, FE-
YER AND AGUE.
CAUTIONi Ask for HUDSON G. WOLVES
BELL SCHNAPPs."
For sale by all respectable Grocers and
Aporhecsries.
HUDSON q. WOLFE q co Sole Importers,
SELF Office, Is South William ST., New York.
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&AAAr al Btt
Inc money TO pay all these gifts is now
upon deposit, and set apart for that purpose,
ne rarmers ana Drovers' Bank, as viii be
seen by the following certificate OF tbe
Cashier.
ARMER Y DROvERs' BANK. !
LOuIsvGLLE, September d, 1872. Z
This is 10 certify that thercls now on deposft
N this Bank over half a million dollars 10 the
credit of the Gift Concert Fund, SJai.O0O Of
which is held by this Bank as Treasurer OF the
Public Library OF Kentucky 10 pay OF AM
gifts 70 be awarded at the Drawing.
RS. VEACH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, SO each; half-tickets, 81
quarter-tickets, g 50; II whole tickets for
500; y for $50; IS for $50; IS for 5000: 25 for
$500; $40 for $500. No discount on less Than
500 worth Of tickets at a time.
The drawing Will positively and %uneQuivo
cally take place December eth. Agents are
peremptorily required to close sales and make
returns November 2ith. in order 10 give ample
for the final arrangements. Orders for
tickets or applications for circulars should be
TO
Gov. THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
@ - r. "a mwa - o.
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PUBLICATIONS.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for YOung Men from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments TO Marriage
removed New method OF treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and circu-
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.-an In
stltutiOn having a high reputation for honor
able conduct and professional skill. IeodAw
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SHERIFF. SALES.
Sale of Real Estate

DH virtue Of an execution TO me direct
ID ed from the Supreme 90 n Tennessee.
in the case Of Samuel Ne .eceiver, W
George L. Holmes 81 al. issut ctOber 5, lsT.
Judgment rendered the 18th q OF June. 1872.
for Si7S % and costs, to satisfy said Judgment.
IuInrl.a lnn cot l VII nm
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SHERIFF'S SALE
@OF-
Washington & Third st. Property
DY VIRTUE OF an.execution 10 me directed
ID from the First Circuit Cour Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, I will, on
Thursday, the 24th Day ofOctOber, 1874,

Hll AhIAh u hl.E&EtuAAfn " AAE uAAtNNEA
ID from the First Circuit court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, I will, on
Thursday, the 24th Day OfOctOBer, 1879,
in front Of my office. in the city OF Memphis,
ISL second street, sell 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate Of Arthur K. Taylor (being the estate OF
his life by courtesy, as the surviving husband
Of Susan X. Taylor, deceased) in and to the
following described real eAate, to-wit:
The Undivided third part OF a certain lot OF
land lying and being situated In the city OF
Memphis, county Of Shelby, State Of Tennes-
see, beginning at the intersection Of the west
line Of Third street with the north line OF
Washington street, running thence north
with the west line Of Third street as1S feet 10
a stake; thence west and parallel with Wash
iDgton street 1881 feet to an allev: thence
south and parallel with Third street and with
and upon the west line of said alley 49, feet
10 the north line Of Washington street: thence
east and with the north line Of said Washing
ton street f4bz feet 20 the place OF beginning,
to satisfy said Judgment In favor OF Harrel,
Risley & Ketchum, and against John Pfttman
and A. X. Taylor, for $3.50 ", together with in
tcrest and cost.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock am.
W. J. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of shelby County.
GEORGE GILLIAN, Atty for Plaintiffs. Del
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HEE
COTTON PRESS!

1T MY OLD STAND, I22 LINDEN ST,
"a Memphis, Tenn, ] VIII onunu as here
tOfOre 70 manufacture his celebrated planta-
ton Cotton Press, which for The past three
years has given such universal satisfaction,
and is now 80 extensively known and used
that deem IL unnecessary 70 say more than
pledge myself thai IL shall be fully equal 70
those sold last year and having greatly in
creased facilities for manufacturing. We will
make Il more complete than we did last year.
We are prepared to furnish the NECESSARY at
tachments TO run this press by steam, which
makes IL as complete a steam-power press as
it Is a horse power press. All orders for the
Cheek Cotton Press must be addressed - Ford,
Porter q Co.. IS Union street, Memphis, Temp,
N. D. CHEEE, 1870 fernando ST.
iy2 Memphis, Tennessee.
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND NUMBERS
1857 Cash Premiums
SCHEDULE OF CASH PREMIUMS

To be paid IMMEDIATELY AFTER the Di,
trihnliOn Lakns nIaca-
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We cannot conclude this portion Of our ne
view without calling attention 10 he Grand
Exposition now open ID this city. Thevshould
not fall TO see ltd mis- doing 80 would be a
Gauss Of long eites regret The building IS q
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Es- Orders with the money for Certificates
may be c per Express, OF Registered Letters,
or POst-Ohice Orders, at the risk Of the AssO-
citation, and Immediately upon the DtstrlbD-
ton taking place the Official Number viii be
forwarded 10 each correspondent
m cr.4.ra N no arHraaaad
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DIR. d. 5. JOHNSON'S
YENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES,

Is now permanently established f0r the treat
nenL OF patient both male and femaies
who ~. ..-.LeL YIN any form Of
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Northeastern Notice.

BY ]. II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Vance, Anderson, Meriwether & Sea
for Complainant.
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FlOur and Meal.

Flour gives US little 70 say. The demand is
steady but quiet and rates show no important
change. New York kilograms report it iu
moderate demand, New Orleans duh, Cincln-
natl dull, Chicago dull, 1t. Louis weak. Corn
meal has for weeks been at s. 90 and - 65, but
during the past week stocks ran so low that
prices went up 10 s. NG2 ~. Whether n viii
sustain that price depends entirely upon the
EmOunt arriving. From the immense crops
OF corn gathered this year, there is not much
faith in raff-
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Slleriff's Sale Of Real Estate

October 9, ls72. W.L.P. DOYLE.
sheriff Of shelby County
T.. u MfLtUWE nm. NNnTnaV ngnA
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Tagging shows some irregularity, but We
nnd several holders very stiff In heir views
Ihey say that cotton is uOw picking Ia
laIke quantity and left 70 be Rlnned when
carried on az the rate 81 will
De atler the delay caused by using The nne
In larger amounts than can ~ suD7ffa4 an6
prices viii % up. AHZdwaEe Is quiet al IN
banged VITA price very sin thronghout.
tobacco m~anufactured Continues ~ Ia n
good demand. ana dealers are please wifb
the Improvement In their business mi 80.
SON: we have no change % renort in -.
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In drugs we make heavier quotations for
morphine and opium; the comparative fall
ure Of ihe opium crop is the reason Of the ad-
vance, which Is the second during the pres
ent month. The deInan for all kinds Of
paints H. nCy active; prices are steady and
without change. ~Turpentine still quotes $50
SOC per gallon. Glass Is in eager demand at
the same rates as last week.
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Lamber and Binding Material.

Lumber, sash, door, etc, are In good de-
mand, and without ehange Of price. The
supply Is ample. For cement. lime and 9th
er krlciesln building material there isa very
acuve demand. Rates remain a. before.
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Apples are plentiful % Unchanged. The
same IA true of onions, but s~lVerskins are
scarce and inquired for. Potatoes were less
plentiful toward the close Of the week. and for
good loOse for shipping 8 Is Was offered. Cab
bage has been IN Tree supply and rates have
been lower The last dag or two. The nrsI navy
beans Of the season have arrived. CranberrIes
are becoming plentiful Oranges are plentiful
and lover
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Iue8 We Aftlclee quote M~folAholt a Ancg
did last week. Wholesale merchants ia these
and other ines report a quieJer week than
any former week since the hrst Of September.
the same remark Tho fact Is attributed 10
the continued me weather, which keeps the
country people at home attendingto the pick
ing Of cotton. Ginning Is postponed and
everything h made % give way 20 picking
while the present highly favorable weather
endures. This sufficiently accounts for the
comparative quietude in several lines Of bust
nes during the past week.
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s27, $50 in S67 PREMIUMS
@RTrFIOATRs

To DO 0N0NI - Y NVIININ lily % LTWa
MEMPHIS, Jnne 8, 1872.
We, the undersigned, take pleasure in attest
ing the perfect honesty and fairness OF the
Distributions Of the Memphis Agricultural
and Mechanical Society and heartily COM
mendthe object OF the Association, the relia-
biiity for the payment OF the premiums
drawn, and the prompt drawing on the day
advertised, TO the confidence Of the public.
W. NJ. HARRINGTON.
President Union and Planters Bank,
rs. DAVIS,
President First National Bank.
II. K. GARTH,
President German National Bank.
III. FREEMAN,
Cashier Merchants National Bank.
il. MURPHY,
President Memphis Bank.
Nj WICKS,
Pres't Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
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Butter Is quiet and steady. but hardly as
high - last week; choice sells at DC, but an
extra Tine article Will bring more; common is
IN plentlful supply, and sells for what 30 will
bring. There is no better market than Mem
phis for good butter and no worse for poor.
Erua ara nuLal and slanlm
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Chickens have changed very slightly
throughout the week, but were scarcely as
strong 81 the close ~ a. the beginning. But
few ducks have been offered; AS4 80 per
dozen were the rates. Some geese appeared,
and met with ready sale at SissS. Turkeys
we're In better ineutry on Saturday than any
time before during the season, and sold at Sgtg
IS. The stores have this week opened the sea-
son for quarters and carcasses OF meat: fore
quarters Of beef bring 3g6c; headquarters 10
&c; sheep Sc, hogs Sc.
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SPEcliL NOTICES


Parties desiring 70 procure coa
tumos lor thc masquerade 10 be held
during the Fair eitler BY rent o.
purchase should call on of sliis 20
A Mare, d2 Jefferson street, Mem
phie. He can supply any order that
inny be sent him ~ a very reason
able cost, and there Is a probability
Of a masked ball being given during
the Fair week, and in such case all
necessary costumes can be supplied.
oeb.tf
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
An Act TO Amend the Revenue Laws
and for other purposes, Approved
April llll. 1872.

sEcuoS /. BE Il enacted by the Legislature
OF the State Of Mississippi, That The tar col
leciors Of the several counties In this State
shall, on the fint Monday Of December in
zach year. return iIto the Office o. the Clerk
Of the Board Of Supervisor u their respective
counties a list Of the lands in their several
counties delinquent for any tax which such
collee' ors are, or may be required 70 collect,
and the person or persons 10 whom each tract
or lot may be assessed, showing whether such
petEon or persons are residents or non-tesidents
Of the county, and II non-residentS the place
Of their residence, according to The best of hi,
knowledge, information or belief, and the total
amount ofihe several taxes aforesaid against
each tract which list shall be verified BY afi.
davit; and II any Tax Collector shall hil,
through negligence or incompe,ency Of him.
self OF any deputy, TO return such list at the
time aud manner here required, or shall max,
any false return In respect 10 such delinquent
lands, be shall be deemed guilty Of a felony
and 90 conviction, removed from Office and
imprisoned in the State Peni,entiary for 4
term Of not less than one year and he and
the snrc,ies on bis bond shall be liable thereof
for the whole amour, Of such delinquent taxes
and for all damages which the State or county
or any private person may sustain thereby.
sepil-au
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
NOTICE
TO A

NOTICE Is hereby given to The %ciiiiens and
taxpayers of this county, that will have the
tax books Tor the fiscal year 1872 open. md
will be ready 10 receive the State aud county
taxes at the following places and dates
Al pope's Station ............... 49,. October 1T
AZ Couriland ....."-.".....".,"Octobe 2nd
At .-October Bird
Al October 4th
At Ellio!ts Mills....,............0c October 9Th
a. SprinPport...."r.".... ....".,"Oct0ber 1th
Az fan0la,.......".,'..... ....".,Octohcr 9Th
At PanOlt"."."." October 9Th
Al Star Place..."."....".,...",.Octoher 10Th
AtStar place....."..."........."O'tobc llth
A. Pleasant Mount.".".........O October 2lst
Al Pleasant Mount. October 22nd
At Como, "...0ciober 23rd
At 24th
Al Como."........"... .........Octsber 18th
AZ LonEtown. "."Otiobtt 2Sth
Al Longtown.....".",. ....""."uctober 2Hth
At Peach Creek ....0ctober 80th
Special attention is called to Section lst Of
the amended revenue laws, herein fled, re-
quiring the list Of delinquent tax 10 b" filed hy
the tax collectors on the first Monday Of De-
cember, with the Clerk OF the Board Of Super
visors, which will compel the books 10 be
promptly closed on that day, aud Ill taxes
thereafter collected, will incur large additional
expenses.
Responsible parties may file with the col
lect0r a list Of taxes they desire to pay, but
all such lists must by promptly paid on or be.
fore November Both.
An attempt having been made TO counter.
felt State warrants, | shall require each war.
rant to be endorsed by parties paying OF remit.
ting the same.
The poll taxes, u paid before the first day Of
December, i obly one dollar.
State tar ~ mill, on tie dollar.
County wSes, including al III. various tar
i' 1850 per cent over and In addition 70 thl
State tax.
An appointments herein made and publ .hc,
will be promptly met, and a all interseuin,
time, the books will be open Al Sariis, from
a. m. to 5 p. m, until the Both day o. No
yember.
It's earnestly hoped that all taxpayers vii
promptly comply with all the requirements o
this notice. o. no leniency or extension o
time can be allowed this year, in eonseqgen,
of the following act hereby published Tor ih
benefit Of taxpayers Of this county.
4. CANINE,
Sheriff and Tar Collectors
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Artificial Legs and m
= DIR. ID. RLI-s
Patent Anotomicai Leg

has side motion Al III. ankle Ike the natural
one, and IL recommended by the best surgsohs
In America as being superior 10 all Others 10
use.
Each Leg is Guaranteed for Five
Years.
Perfect satisfaction 10 filling warranted. o.
no sale. Aims with partial and full hnnr
motion varying in price according 10 style-
All kinds Of Artificial Limbs repaired on shor,
notice. Descriptive pam hlsts seat free.
Address A. heDRRNOTT, AanuL.stusr,
Oily bs Camp s., New 0rlsab, IL.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
o CONGRESS-.

VS. are authorized 10 announce the name Of
A. S. PASS, ESQ. Of Grenada, a. a candidat,
tor Congress, on the platform adopted by the
oiyeinnaii and Baltimore Conventions, subject
The action OF a District Convention, II q
" vsntion IL held.